Keyword [New brunswick]
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| 1. | Health and Safety Maturity Model for the New Brunswick Construction Industry |
| 2. | Rounding the turn for home: Harness racing in New Brunswick and Maine, 1880--1901 |
| 3. | An analysis of the safe movement of farm equipment on the New Brunswick highway network |
| 4. | Security constrained unit commitment considering multiple regions |
| 5. | Prevention of expansion due to alkali silica reaction in concrete containing reactive aggregates from Mactaquac |
| 6. | Real-time computer platform for vibration-based structural health monitoring of the Confederation Bridge (Prince Edward Island, New Brunswick) |
| 7. | Ancient Wolastoq'kew landscapes: Settlement and technology in the lower Saint John River valley, Canada (New Brunswick) |
| 8. | Heavy truck safety in New Brunswick |
| 9. | Interpretation of sediment transport indicators, Point Wolfe River, New Brunswick |
| 10. | Thermal response of deep prestressed concrete girders: Evaluation on experimental data of the Confederation Bridge (New Brunswick, Prince Edward Island) |
| 11. | Transforming the New Brunswick Energy Hub: An Analysis on Renewable Energy |
| 12. | Speed management strategies for rural temporary work zones |
| 13. | Response of the Confederation Bridge to wind load and its influence on estimation of ice load (New Brunswick, Prince Edward Island) |
| 14. | System identification analysis of the dynamic monitoring data of the Confederation Bridge (New Brunswick, Prince Edward Island) |
| 15. | The future of intermodal freight transport within the province of New Brunswick |
| 16. | Relaxation of prestressed steel used in construction of the Confederation Bridge (New Brunswick, Prince Edward Island) |
| 17. | Development of high-performance lightweight aggregate from New Brunswick raw materials |
| 18. | Green infrastructure practices: Alternative systems for stormwater management in New Brunswick, New Jersey |
| 19. | Metal bioaccessibility of soils in urban parks in Fredericton and Saint John, New Brunswick |
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