The Cumbria Way: Seventy Miles from Ulverston to Carlisle (Mini Books)

Sports & Outdoors

John Trevelyan

Hiking & Camping

Dalesman Publishing Co Ltd

Rights of Way: A Guide to Law and Practice

J G Riddall

The Ramblers' Association

A number of technical books have been published which give detailed theoretical formulations of the boundary element method. While this is necessary for a full academic description of the technique, it often makes the description more difficult for engineers and new BEM students to follow. This book gives a simplified derivation of the basic mathematics behind the technique. The method is described and derived in engineering terms and is aimed at engineers and engineering students. The book also includes a description of the various uses of this technology in industry today and over the last ten years, giving examples from aerospace engineering and automobile engine design to the simulation of corrosion protection systems on oil platforms and ocean going vessels. Examples are taken from the BEASY software, which is a commercial software package using BEM. Colour illustrations for the book will be provided on a separate diskette.

Boundary elements for engineers: Theory and applications

WIT Press

Affectionately know as the 'blue book', this definitive guide is written by two of the country's leading experts, and published by two of the leading organisations concerned with the protection of rights of way. The book analyses all the legislation affecting rights of way in England and Wales and explains the current legal lay of the land in contemporary and accessible terms. "The Blue Book" aims to state the law as at 1 October 2006, and is an essential work of reference for anyone whose work involves rights of way - either as a professional or as a volunteer - and is also a fascinating book for those interested the historical and contemporary usage of the unique network of public paths in England and Wales. The fourth edition has been completely revised. In this edition, two new chapters: The Management of Rights of Way; and Legal Action Over Rights of Way have been included. These draw together material previously distributed between other chapters. Substantial portions of the text have been re-written, and throughout the book we have reflected the many other changes in legislation over the last five years. History of "The Blue Book": "Rights of Way: A Guide to Law and Practice" was first published in 1983, following the implementation of the major changes to legislation made by the Wildlife and Countryside Act 1981. It brought together in one publication material previously published separately by the RA and OSS, together with considerable additional new material, and proved popular with volunteers and professionals alike. A second edition followed in 1992, with a third edition in 2001 following the passage of the Countryside and Rights of Way Act 2000.

Rights of Way

John G. Riddall

Environmental & Natural Resources Law

Ramblers' Association

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