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Development of disaster resistant built environments with commonly used building materials in Sri Lanka

By: Mallawaarachchi, R.SContributor(s): Dr. Mrs. C. Jayasinghe [supervisor] | Prof. M.T.R. Jayasinghe [supervisor]Language: English Publisher: [2009]Description: xvi, 157p. : ill., col. photos., tablesSubject(s): Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) | THESIS-CIVIL ENGINEERING | CIVIL ENGINEERING-THESIS | DISASTER RESISTANCE | BUILDING MATERIALS-SRI LANKAOnline resources: Click here to access online Dissertation note: University of Moratuwa Department of Civil Engineering Faculty of Engineering 2009

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University of Moratuwa Department of Civil Engineering Faculty of Engineering 2009

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