New Web App Available

A new interactive web app has recently been developed as part of the ERMABI project, designed to demystify 3D modes of response in masonry arch bridges. This is now available for public testing via the following link. Both square and skew span bridges can be investigated – and subjected to applied vertical loads and/or supportContinue reading “New Web App Available”

ERMABI Workshop | 5-6 Sept 2023

A two-day workshop is being held at Imperial College London on 5-6 September 2023. Speakers have been drawn from industry, institutions involved in the ERMABI project, and from other research organizations. The workshop will provide an invaluable opportunity for participants to exchange knowledge and ideas on masonry arch bridge infrastructure. For more details, including aContinue reading “ERMABI Workshop | 5-6 Sept 2023”

New CIRIA Guidance Launched

Masonry arch bridges are long-lived structures that continue to form a vital part of our transport infrastructure. However, inaccurate assessment can lead to masonry arch bridges being needlessly infilled or demolished and replaced, at great cost to the planet.  ERMABI Principal Investigator Professor Matthew Gilbert and co-investigator Dr Colin Smith are co-authors of new CIRIA guidanceContinue reading “New CIRIA Guidance Launched”