Shock and Vibration
Shock and Vibration Control - Crashworthiness - Structural Dynamics - Impact Engineering - Sound
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ISSN: 1070-9622
Volume 17; 6 issues
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Status Report: Last issue (volume 17:3) online on 12 May 2010
Next issue (volume 17:4) scheduled for July 2010
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Editor-in-Chief
Prof. Daniel J. Inman
Department of Mechanical Engineering
310 Durham Hall
Mail Code 0261
Virginia Tech
Blacksburg, VA 24061
USA
Tel.: +1 540 231 4709
Fax:+1 540 231 2903
E-mail: dinman@vt.edu
Founding Editor
Walter D. Pilkey
University of Virginia
Associate Editors
S. Adhikari
E-mail: s.adhikari@swansea.ac.uk
M. Ahmadian
E-mail: ahmadian@vt.edu
H.H. Cudney
E-mail: harley.h.cudney@erdc.usace.army.mil
M. De Matos Neves
E-mail: maneves@dem.ist.utl.pt
R. Dufour
E-mail: regis.dufour@insa-lyon.fr
S. Dyke
E-mail: sdyke@purdue.edu
S.F. Griffin
E-mail: steven.f.griffin@boeing.com
A. Irfanoglu
E-mail: ayhan@purdue.edu
N.M.M. Maia
E-mail: nmaia@dem.ist.utl.pt
J.M. Montalvão e Silva
E-mail: jms@alfa.ist.utl.pt
A. Pavic
E-mail: a.pavic@sheffield.ac.uk
R. Pratap
E-mail: pratap@mecheng.iisc.ernet.in
J.C. Slater
E-mail: joseph.slater@wright.edu
V. Steffen Jr.
E-mail: vsteffen@mecanica.ufu.br
C.R. Welch
E-mail: welchc@wes.army.mil
Book Review Editor
I. Elishakoff
E-mail: elishako@fau.edu
See instructions to authors. The intention of the journal Shock and Vibration is to provide a source for the publication of original, archival articles on shock, vibration, sound, structural dynamics, biodynamics, crashworthiness, earthquake engineering, gun dynamics, vehicle dynamics and dynamics and vibration performance of civil, mechanical and aerospace engineering structures. Among the specific areas to be covered are vibration measurements, testing and control, vibration condition monitoring and structural health monitoring, shock hardening, modal testing technology, shock testing, data acquisition, fluid-structure interaction, isolation, noise generation and control, damping, statistical energy analysis, identification (inverse) problems, impact biodynamics, vehicle dynamics, gun dynamics, crashworthiness and vibration serviceability in civil engineering structures. Contributions can cover computational, analytical, and / or experimental technology related to the general area of shock and vibration.
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Aquatic Sciences and Fisheries Abstracts Part 2 (ASFA-2),
CPX,
Current Contents/Engineering, Computing and Technology,
EBSCO database,
Health & Safety Science Abstracts,
Inspec,
International Aerospace Abstracts,
International Civil Engeneering Abstracts,
Journal Citation Reports/Science Edition,
Risk Abstracts,
Science Citation Index-Expanded (SciSearch®),
Scopus,
Shock and Vibration Digest
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Conferences
- 15-06-2010 - 17-06-2010