Proceedings of the Institution of Civil Engineers-Civil Engineering

Papers
(The TQCC of Proceedings of the Institution of Civil Engineers-Civil Engineering is 2. 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 2022-01-01 to 2026-01-01.)
ArticleCitations
Pak Kok Pier, Hong Kong – first in Pier Improvement Programme9
Railway embankment failure trends and monitoring – lessons learned from the Anglia route8
Feilong Bridge, China: a super-long-span composite bridge with corrugated steel webs7
Sustainable hydrocarbon remediation using solar power at Redheugh gasworks, UK7
Civil engineers must embrace innovation to ensure hospitals keep pace with demand6
Volatile, uncertain, complex and ambiguous: the new world facing civil engineers6
ICE Proceedings6
ICE Proceedings5
Proposed guidance for reducing greenhouse gas emissions in Middle Eastern construction5
Books5
Books5
Briefing: How do we adapt to the new hot reality?5
The blueprint of digital advancement: a study of construction technology implementation5
Editorial4
Briefing: Vertical vibration control of over-track buildings: information for practitioners4
Establishing a statement of principles for community engagement with civil engineering4
Briefing: The rain to drain approach of sustainable drainage systems (SuDS) design and monitoring4
Introduction4
Soft touch temporary works: Westminster Hall roof lantern freestanding access, UK4
Uphill excavation of an escalator barrel between operational underground platforms4
Espérance Bridge, London, UK4
Improving the collection, governance and use of spatial data for infrastructure in Africa4
Editorial4
Portable ultrasonic air-leak detectors can help to ensure fire door compartmentation3
Developing permeable pavements for a more sustainable built environment3
Danjiangkou Reservoir Bridge, China: a new record for earth-anchored cable-stayed bridges3
Corrigendum3
Award-winning papers in 20223
Briefing: Redefining competency in fire-safe design3
Deploying human and non-human ecosystem engineers to rebuild nature for people3
Innovative design of a suspended large-span exhibition hall roof in Wuzhen, China3
Eye in the sky: condition monitoring of transportation infrastructure using drones3
Engineering knowledge: the Institution of Civil Engineers and the UN Sustainable Development Goals3
A new strategy for securing the future of the engineering profession3
Weather-related fragility modelling of critical infrastructure: a power and railway case study3
Estimates of the useful lifetime of bridges using a generated database3
Nature-based solutions3
Combining small-scale sustainable drainage systems with real-time control systems3
Three-dimensional analysis of a prefabricated subway station during construction3
Xiong’an station, China – how the largest station in Asia was built in just 2 years3
Private finance essential to provide stimulus to post-Covid-19 rebuilding2
Introduction2
Accelerated construction and geometry control of cable-stayed bridge: cable crane method2
Thames Tideway Tunnel: beneath the Thames tunnelling challenges and achievements2
Briefing: Balance – tall buildings, old, new and carbon dioxide: a London perspective2
Briefing: Closing the climate resilience infrastructure gap2
Time to get serious about digitalisation of the built environment2
Civil engineers designing buildings need to get up to speed on competencies required2
Briefing: Role of civil engineers in advancing water and climate adaptation investments globally2
Delivering a new helicopter base at Kai Tak for the Hong Kong Government Flying Service2
Examples of carbon dioxide emissions data in the circular economy: highway transport2
Battersea Power Station – regeneration of an icon2
Replacement Pooley Bridge in Cumbria: the UK’s first stainless-steel road bridge2
New global young engineers working group starts drive towards net-zero emissions2
Surface settlement analysis of deep pit in soft plastic loess under fluid–solid coupling2
Tees Tidelands, UK – restore, reconnect, realign2
Using nature-based solutions to improve coastal resilience2
Groundwater flooding – a hidden hazard2
Infrastructure resilience under a changing climate: the urgent need for engineers to act2
ICE report confirms that systems thinking is improving the delivery of major projects2
UK’s first heathland green bridge2
Briefing: Lessons to learn from Welsh roads policy2
Design and BIM-based technology on a new cross-sea bridge in Xiamen, China2
Fuzhou–Xiamen high-speed railway: a new paradigm for China’s cross-sea railways2
Briefing: Welsh 20 mile per hour (mph) speed limits: implementation, public perception and how is it working2
North West Transport Hub: a new life for Derry∼Londonderry’s 150-year-old Waterside Station2
All civil engineers need to step up and engage with climate change2
Temporary works for dismantling steel cantilever truss bridges in the USA2
Business model innovation of architecture, engineering and construction consultancies in the AI era2
The impact of the biodiversity net gain requirement on the cost management of projects2
Qinglong Isle Bridge, Yiyang, China: a lightweight composite-girder self-anchored suspension bridge2
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