Institution of Civil Engineers Virtual Library Archive

ICE (Institution of Civil Engineers) Virtual Library: ICE complete journals archive.
The Institution of Civil Engineers (ICE) has its roots in the early 19th century, when a number of long-standing professional bodies were created, such as the Law Society and the Royal Society. It endeavours to support learning and represent the profession, and has an international membership that features a strong British bias, with this archive belonging to the ‘knowledge business’ area of the Institution’s work.

The site offers details on latest news in the sector, along with popular articles, content to browse and the option to save searches, mark lists and register for email alerts. Material available includes multi-author reference work, technical books, conference proceedings, contract documents and state-of-the art reports, as well as journals covering every major civil and structural engineering discipline.

How can this collection be used in teaching, studying and research?

This is a specialist collection for those studying, teaching or working in the field of civil and structural engineering, whether at a broad and generalised level, or with a particular field of specialism.