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3D EVALUATION MODEL OF THE UNDERGROUND SPACE RESOURCES IN THE CENTRAL AREA OF BEIJING, CHINA
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Tunnelling and Underground Space Technology Underground landscape: The urbanism and infrastructure of Toronto's downtown pedestrian network. Belanger 22 272 2007
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Journal of Beijing University of Technology Current status and anticipated future use of modern underground freight transport system Zhang 31 580 2005
National Conference Publication-Institution of Engineer Underground spaces. The geospatial planning option for Sydney 2000 Baggs 264 1990
Tunnelling and Underground Space Technology Underground landscape: The urbanism and infrastructure of Toronto's downtown pedestrian network. Belanger 22 272 2007
Underground Space Use of underground space in the People’s Republic of China. Carmody 7 7 1982
Tunnelling and Underground Space Technology Strategic study on the utilization of underground space in the Netherlands. Edelenbos 13 159 1998
Tunnelling and Underground Space Technology Soft ground tunnelling in Egypt: Geotechnical challenges and expectations. EI-Nahhas 14 245 1999
Tunnelling and Underground Space Technology Japan's new frontier strategy. Underground space development Hanamura 5 1990 13
Tunnelling and Underground Space Technology Research and documentation on the importance of engineering geology in some underground projects in Stockholm. Morfeldt 12 473 1997
Energy and Buildings The Hidden Side of Cities: Towards Three- Dimensional Land Planning. Parriaux 36 335 2004
3D Geo-science Modeling, Computer Techniques for Geological Characterization. Simon 1994
Tunnelling and Underground Space Technology Planning and design of a Civil Defence shelter station in Singapore. Tan 14 1999 509
Tunnelling and Underground Space Technology From geotechnical maps to three-dimensional models Vahaaho 13 51 1998
Proceedings of the Construction Research Congress 2005: Broadening Perspectives Building underground: Special techniques for a storage facility. Zevgolis 1079 2005
Journal of Beijing University of Technology Current status and anticipated future use of modern underground freight transport system Zhang 31 580 2005
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