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pt. I. CEM introduction -- pt. II. Coastal hydrodynamics -- pt. III. Coastal sediment processes -- pt. IV. Coastal geology -- pt. V. Coastal project planning and design -- pt. VI. Design of coastal project elements -- Appendix A. Glossary of coastal terminology.
Title from Web page (viewed on Nov. 10, 2004).
"CEM Distribution: The CEM is designed to be rapidly updated as needed to reflect advances in the field. A maintenance and update process is being programmed into the CEM development rationale. Presently, distribution of the CEM is planned in three forms: [1.] Engineer Manual: One version of the CEM will be an official Corps of Engineers Engineering Manual (EM). It will be available, from both the Coastal and Hydraulics Laboratory web site and the Corps web site, as a .pdf document that users can download and print. The entire CEM will be an extremely large document, and it is unlikely that a user will want to print all of it. This version, as with other EMs, will be available for free to the general public. [2.] Interactive and Enhanced Electronic Version: An electronic version of the CEM has been authorized for development through a Cooperative Research and Development Agreement with Veri-Tech, Incorporated. This will be a commercial product, produced at no Federal expense. This version will contain the same text as the EM but will be interactive and include functions, formulas, and examples and ties to other analytical tools. Veri-Tech will sell educational versions of the CEM to ensure availability to students at a nominal cost. The science-based parts will be released by Veri-Tech during the winter of 2000-2001. [3.] Printed and Bound Version: After the document is complete, we intend to coordinate with the US Government Printing Office (GPO) to provide a purchasable "book" version, similar to the Shore Protection Manual (SPM). Users will purchase this directly from the GPO by mail or from GPO bookstores. The CEM will be about three times the size of the SPM and therefore will be much more expensive than the old document. An important consideration of the printed version is that it will almost invariably be out of date at the time of publication. Possibly the GPO document will be supplied in a binder in which updated pages or chapters can be inserted as needed. The two electronic versions will be revised, corrected, and upgraded whenever needed, with these changes posted on the web and released as upgrades by Veri-Tech."--U.S. Army Corps of Engineers Web site (viewed on Apr. 30, 2007).
Recommended citation for entire Coastal Engineering Manual: U.S. Army Corps of Engineers. 2002. Coastal Engineering Manual. Engineer Manual 1110-2-1100, U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, Washington, D.C. (in 6 volumes). publishr
Recommended citation for individual chapters: Author. 2002. Chapter Title. In: Part Chairman, Coastal Engineering Manual, Part XX , Part Name Chapter XX-X , Engineer Manual 1110-2-1100, U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, Washington, DC. publishr