GISAP: Technical Sciences, Construction and Architecture (ISSN: 2054-1155)

Description

"GISAP: Technical Sciences, Construction and Architecture" - periodical scientific journal of the International Academy of Science and Higher Education (IASHE, London, UK), devoted to matters of Architecture, Construction and Technical sciences. New issues of the journal are published three times a year.
Materials of the journal cover the following topics:
Technical science
Aeronautical engineering
Safety of human activity
Engineering geometry and computer graphics
Internet technologies
Computer science, computer engineering and processes management
Cybernetics
Shipbuilding
Material science
Machinery construction and theoretical engineering
Metallurgy
Material working in machinery construction
Instrument engineering, metrology and data-measuring devices and systems
Processes and machines in agro-engineering systems
Radiotechnics and connection
Materials technology and technology of light and textile industry
Technology of food products
Transport
Transport engineering, mine engineering, construction engineering
Chemical technology
Electronics
Electrotechnics
Energetics
Power engineering, metallurgic engineering, chemical engineering
Specific matters of Technical sciences
Construction
Buildingconstructions, housingandfacilities
Bedding and foundations, underground facilities
Heating, venting, air-conditioning, gas supply and lighting
Water supply, sewerage, construction systems of water resources protection
Construction materials and wares
Hydraulic engineering construction
Technology and organization of construction
Engineering and construction of roads, underground railways, airfields, bridges and transport tunnels
Hydraulics and engineering hydrology
Structural mechanics
Specific matters of Construction
Architecture
Theory and history of architecture, restoration and reconstruction of historic-architectural heritage
Architecture of buildings and structures. Artistic concepts of architectural activity
Urban planning, rural communities planning
Development of information technologies in building and architecture
Design in modern architectural environment
Specific matters of Architecture
Other connected or inter-sectoral thematic directions of studies obviously connected with Architecture, Construction and Technical sciences.