Proceedings of the Institution of Civil Engineers-Civil Engineering

Papers
(The TQCC of Proceedings of the Institution of Civil Engineers-Civil Engineering is 1. The table below lists those papers that are above that threshold based on CrossRef citation counts [max. 250 papers]. The publications cover those that have been published in the past four years, i.e., from 2021-06-01 to 2025-06-01.)
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Award-winning papers for free download6
Sustainable hydrocarbon remediation using solar power at Redheugh gasworks, UK5
Civil engineers must embrace innovation to ensure hospitals keep pace with demand4
Books4
Volatile, uncertain, complex and ambiguous: the new world facing civil engineers4
Railway embankment failure trends and monitoring – lessons learned from the Anglia route4
Vehicle-based cryogenic rail cleaning: an alternative solution to ‘leaves on the line’4
Pak Kok Pier, Hong Kong – first in Pier Improvement Programme4
ICE Proceedings4
Briefing: How do we adapt to the new hot reality?3
Soft touch temporary works: Westminster Hall roof lantern freestanding access, UK3
Proposed guidance for reducing greenhouse gas emissions in Middle Eastern construction3
The blueprint of digital advancement: a study of construction technology implementation3
Improving the collection, governance and use of spatial data for infrastructure in Africa3
Establishing a statement of principles for community engagement with civil engineering3
Editorial3
Feilong Bridge, China: a super-long-span composite bridge with corrugated steel webs3
Espérance Bridge, London, UK3
Books3
Briefing: Balance – tall buildings, old, new and carbon dioxide: a London perspective2
Withdrawn: Building on failure: design and construction of an aircraft carrier dry dock in Mumbai2
Nature-based solutions2
Danjiangkou Reservoir Bridge, China: a new record for earth-anchored cable-stayed bridges2
Deploying human and non-human ecosystem engineers to rebuild nature for people2
Portable ultrasonic air-leak detectors can help to ensure fire door compartmentation2
ICE Proceedings2
Weather-related fragility modelling of critical infrastructure: a power and railway case study2
Xiong’an station, China – how the largest station in Asia was built in just 2 years2
All civil engineers need to step up and engage with climate change2
A new strategy for securing the future of the engineering profession2
Briefing: Welsh 20 mile per hour (mph) speed limits: implementation, public perception and how is it working2
Award-winning papers in 20222
Developing permeable pavements for a more sustainable built environment2
Editorial2
Uphill excavation of an escalator barrel between operational underground platforms2
Introduction2
Innovative design of a suspended large-span exhibition hall roof in Wuzhen, China2
Briefing: Redefining competency in fire-safe design2
Three-dimensional analysis of a prefabricated subway station during construction2
Fuzhou–Xiamen high-speed railway: a new paradigm for China’s cross-sea railways2
New global young engineers working group starts drive towards net-zero emissions2
Combining small-scale sustainable drainage systems with real-time control systems2
Making a film to share traditional engineering techniques to tackle the global water crisis2
Civil engineers need to act now on the wider lessons from the Grenfell tower fire tragedy2
Briefing: Vertical vibration control of over-track buildings: information for practitioners2
Eye in the sky: condition monitoring of transportation infrastructure using drones2
Corrigendum2
Briefing: Closing the climate resilience infrastructure gap2
Examples of integrating hydraulic equipment into temporary works1
A reminder of the critical importance of competent temporary works coordinators1
Examples of carbon dioxide emissions data in the circular economy: highway transport1
Trial running starts on London’s Elizabeth line prior to phased opening in 20221
New ICE report sets out six ways for civil engineers to act now on climate change1
Civil engineers can enhance children’s safety and health with safer routes to school1
Civil engineers need to promise not to cause harm to the environment1
Harnessing offshore wind energy in east Africa: the next big move to lighting up the continent1
Briefing: Groundwater and the subsurface1
Briefing: Lessons to learn from Welsh roads policy1
Maximising the construction waste reduction potential – barriers and catalysts1
Measuring the real-world impact and benefits of ICE’s journal publishing programme1
Books1
Construction engineering to transform the composite frame of YY London1
Using nature-based solutions to improve coastal resilience1
Overcoming tunnelling challenges on the Mumbai Coastal Road project in India1
North West Transport Hub: a new life for Derry∼Londonderry’s 150-year-old Waterside Station1
The innovative structural systems at the heart of China’s surge in super high-rise structures1
A review of the legacy and achievements of the UK’s Construction Innovation Hub1
Integrated emergency management of ‘lifeline’ highway networks: lessons for interoperability1
Private finance essential to provide stimulus to post-Covid-19 rebuilding1
How greater data access will make civil engineering and construction more productive1
The changing nature of groundwater control for temporary works1
Publisher’s note1
The impact of the biodiversity net gain requirement on the cost management of projects1
Books1
ICE report confirms that systems thinking is improving the delivery of major projects1
ICE Proceedings1
Procurement and technological innovations of India’s new dedicated freight railways1
Introduction1
Understanding building information modelling and its use in the Chinese construction industry1
TBM adaptability analysis in small-radius curved tunnels in Kurkar strata in Israel1
Replacement Pooley Bridge in Cumbria: the UK’s first stainless-steel road bridge1
The research needed to help society adapt and be more resilient to climate change1
Former IBM building at 76 Southbank, London: a blueprint for adaptive reuse and addressing insurance risks with materials science1
Editorial1
Editorial1
Upgrading rural footpaths to motorcycle taxi tracks in rural sub-Saharan Africa1
Delivering a new helicopter base at Kai Tak for the Hong Kong Government Flying Service1
How radar technology will cut the cost and duration of aerial drone surveys1
Tees Tidelands, UK – restore, reconnect, realign1
Accelerated construction and geometry control of cable-stayed bridge: cable crane method1
A review of the United Nations’ initiatives to promote more sustainable infrastructure1
How civil engineers can survive and thrive in the twenty-first century1
Temporary works for dismantling steel cantilever truss bridges in the USA1
HS2 Old Oak Common: collaborative delivery of the UK’s largest new-build station1
Qinglong Isle Bridge, Yiyang, China: a lightweight composite-girder self-anchored suspension bridge1
Lifting a 183 t concrete digester roof safely and cost-effectively with hydraulic bottle jacks1
Rapid construction of modular buildings for emergencies: a case study from Hong Kong, China1
How Engineers for Overseas Development is helping to improve healthcare in Uganda1
Successfully managing Covid-19 on tunnelling operations for the Thames Tideway Tunnel, UK1
Briefing: The Thames Barrier – an accidental asset in London’s attempts to address climate change1
Restoration and development of listed heritage buildings in Kolkata, India1
Environment, society and governance: why these issues are important for civil engineering1
Editorial1
Infrastructure resilience under a changing climate: the urgent need for engineers to act1
How to develop more resilient hospitals through agent-based modelling1
Briefing: Designing for the mind: a first standard for neurodiversity and the built environment1
Design and BIM-based technology on a new cross-sea bridge in Xiamen, China1
Briefing: The 18th World Conference on Earthquake Engineering, Milan, Italy1
Nature-based solutions: estuarine restoration for water quality, seagrass and ecological improvement1
Battersea Power Station – regeneration of an icon1
Putting nature at the heart of infrastructure using biodiversity net gain – key insights1
Time to get serious about digitalisation of the built environment1
Briefing: How long-term monitoring of SuDS will inform next-generation guidance and modelling tools1
UK’s first heathland green bridge1
ICE Proceedings1
Groundwater flooding – a hidden hazard1
Civil engineers need the right skills and mindset to create sustainable living1
Briefing: Role of civil engineers in advancing water and climate adaptation investments globally1
The built-environment sector needs a whole-life emissions metric to achieve net-zero goals1
Civil engineers designing buildings need to get up to speed on competencies required1
Books1
Making connections for a nature- and people-positive world1
Editorial1
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