NBS Chorus
Intelligent construction specification, in the cloud
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A range of subscription options to make NBS Chorus work for you
Masters
No more starting projects from scratch - let Masters do the hard work!
Notes
Record all of your project decisions directly in your specification
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National BIM Library
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Uniclass 2015
A dynamic and unified classification system for the construction industry covering all sectors
Construction Information Service (CIS)
A comprehensive online collection of construction related standards, regulations, technical advice and articles
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Chris Kilsby is Professor of Hydrology and Climate Change, head of the Water Resources Engineering group and Director Of Research for the School at Newcastle University.
Chris joined the School in 1991 from the UK Met Office and has since carried out research and teaching on many aspects of engineering in the water sector ranging including hydrological risk (drought and flood risk) as well as national infrastructure. His work is now predominantly in the context of climate change impacts, sustainability and adaptation responses for the future.
He is head of the Water Resources Engineering group, Director of Research and a mamber of School Executive Committee. He co-ordinated the REF submission for UoA14 in 2014. He is Senior Academic for Newcastle's membership of the Willis Research Network.
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