2006~2010 - Architecture, Environment and Civil Engineering II - Research Report on the Development Strategy of the Discipline (Civil Engineering Volume)

Author: Tian Shiyong
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Publish Date: 2006-07-01
Features: This book takes a perspective of national interests and the overall discipline, discussing the scientific connotations and structural systems, important positions, current research status, and development trends of various disciplines in architecture, environment, and transportation engineering from an international discipline development and China's practical conditions. It also argues and selects the basic research directions and priority funding areas for the "11th Five-Year Plan." The content of this book is both forward-looking and strategic, as well as targeted and actionable, making it a valuable reference for scientists, decision-making departments, research institutions, and the general public.
To continuously promote basic research in various fields of engineering and materials, stay at the forefront of international discipline development, and address major needs of national economic construction and social development in the future, the National Natural Science Foundation of China (NSFC) has meticulously organized and published a series of discipline development strategy research reports. As one of these reports, this book is both forward-looking and strategic, as well as targeted and actionable.
Written from the perspective of national interests and the overall discipline, and based on international discipline development and China's practical conditions, the book discusses the scientific connotations and structural systems, important positions, current research status, and development trends of civil engineering disciplines. It also argues and selects the basic research directions and priority funding areas for the "11th Five-Year Plan." This book serves as a reference for the NSFC Engineering and Materials Science Board in selecting priority areas for the "11th Five-Year Plan," as well as for decision-making departments, research institutions, and the general public.