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an engineering treatise. A series of papers covering in full detail the technical problems involved in the construction of the Panama Canal--geology, climatology, municipal engineering, dredging, hydraulics, power plants, etc. Prepared by engineers and other specialists in charge of the various branches of the work and presented at the International Engineering Congress, San Francisco, California, 1915
International Engineering Congress (1915 : San Francisco)
2 volumes : illustrations, folded plates (including maps, plans, tables, diagrams) ; 24 cm.
under the direction of George W. Goethals.
Issued also as volume 1 of the Transactions of the International Engineering Congress, San Francisco.