Saturday, 11 December 2010
December 2010
For the last week ..................up to 600mm SNOW...........we are not used to this REALLY
All part of "GLOBAL WARMING"
The Blogmeister
Friday, 9 July 2010
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Friday, 14 May 2010
New (group of) Web-sites for Cumbernauld / Environmental
Environmental Sub-group of the Cumbernauld Community Forum
There are a series of Interlinked sites (to allow for Multi-pages dealing with the various subsections .. but not making Navigation too difficult)
goto www.cumbernauld-environs.org
Friday, 7 May 2010
Cumbernauld-environs
In the sense of ENVIRONMENTAL and Surrounding Areas arrounf the Town Centre
From Dullatur : Westerwood : Carrickstone to Westfield on NORTHERN AREA
to
ABRONHILL : PALACERIGG on the South side
Friday, 19 March 2010
Hi This is the Blog of Doug Logan
Living now in Eaglerise : Westerwood Green
Helping with Anniversary events at Dept of Civil Eng at U of Strathclyde
Interested in Family History and Local H and Engineering H
Saturday, 20 February 2010
CASA SEMEAR Event
Saturday, 23 January 2010
Brief History of Civil
The History of Civil Engineering at Strathclyde University
It is tied up with Engineering in general at the Tech, G and W S Tech
RTC, RCST etc
Initial professorship was that in 1877 (APPLIED MECHANICS)
First students to take diplomas started in 1887
By 1911 Professor in Mechanical Eng and Prof in Civil Eng
Date of appointment of Geo Moncur was 10th Nov 1910
According to court minutes in SU Archive
But after Prof Moncur became a joint chair of
Prof of Civil and Mechanical Eng
On Moncur’s death in mid 1930’s the Chair lapsed
Then when Prof William Frazer was appointed to Chair of
Civil Engineering in about 1953
Link between Glasgow and Tech Graduates of Civil Eng
Who became members of staff at Tech/Strathclyde
Name Undergrad Division PhD
Matt Blair g 1938 (Structures)
Bobby Kenedi g 1941 became Prof in Bio-eng
D G McKinlay g 1944 (Soil Mechanics) *
A C Paterson g 1945 (Visiting Prof)
D I H Barr g 1949 (Hydraulics) *
W M Kirkpatrick g 1950 (Soil Mechanics) *
W Cranston g 1950 (Visiting Prof)
A G B Ritchie g 1950 (Structures) *
Bob Dykes g 1950 (Structures) *
Alan A Smith g 1955 (Hydraulics) *
I A MacLeod g 1960 (Structures) *
W Duncan g 1960 (Structures) *
J J Sharp g 1960 (Hydraulics) *
J Marshall g 1962 (Structures) *
A McGown g 1962 (Soil Mechanics) *
J S Younger g 1962 (Soil Mechanics)
Nick Dekker g 1962 (Soil Mechanics)
P H Milne g 1963 (Survey) *
J D Allan g 1965 (Structures)
D M Logan g 1967 (Structures)
John Ellis g 1967 (Hydraulics) *
J F Riddell g 1967 (Hydraulics) *
Ken Collins (Soil Mechanics) *
Geo Morris (Enviro)
Nigel Mansfield (Construct) * MBA
Alan Stanbury (Construct) MBA
Lorne Woodrow (Soil Mechanics)
David Buchanan (Hydraulics)
Neil Ferguson (Traffic)
Bimal Kumar (Structures)
G Masterton (Hon Structures)
D M Logan joined RCST as Mechanical Engineering student but after 1st year
Transferred to associateship in Civil Engineering, was top student in 3rd year
And awarded attendance at British Association of Science meeting in
Nottingham and finished as top student in the final year (1967) when awarded
First Class Honours in Civil Engineering
Started to do research in the Simulation of Curved Bridge Decks using Finite
Element and other methods but in December 1969 was appointed as a Lecturer
In Structural Engineer and started this in Jan. 1970
Continued in this post until Jan. 1990 when had to retire on ill health grounds
Professional Qualifications
MBCS in about 1974 teaching Computing Methods
CEng in about 1999 (MBCS became valid for Chartered Engineer Status)
CITP in about 2005 (MBCS Chartered IT Professional)
Involved with setting up ingdmlogan.net
With web site being built
Email ingdmlogang68uk@googlemail.com
Wednesday, 6 January 2010
Initial page
Looking for information on the NEW TECHNOLOGIES re SUB-SEA Grids etc. and other aspects of the Potential RENEWABLE ENERGY Revolution in Scotland
a) Micro Generation (Aero Generators .. Solar Water and Photo-voltaic)
b) Wave Power
c) Off-shore Wind
and all other Potential technologies
And also wanting information about CONVERTORS (AC to DC) at High ENERGY range (of the order of Giga Watt Transmission)
Web Sites include : www.3sgroup.vpweb.co.uk
: www.caba-ecosse.vpweb.co.uk
Douglas M Logan .......................... Retired Structural Engineering Lecturer