Cable Supported Bridges: Concept and Design
“Pleasingly, this book is comprehensively referenced for those wishing to delve into further detail. While not a manual for detailed design, the contents of the book provide a comprehensive knowledge base for students and experienced engineers seeking to expand their understanding of these structures, which themselves continually challenge the boundaries of what is possible.”  (Engineering and Computational Mechanics, 11 October 2013)“The book is well organised into components: cables, pylons and anchorages, and goes into every possible detail … The book strikes a perfect balance between theory and practice. Professors Gimsing and Georgakis set out to give us an authoritative book about the evolution, trends and technical response of cable-supported bridges, and they have achieved that well.”  (The Structural Engineer, 1 April 2012)“Comprehensively updated to discuss improvements in technology in the fourteen years since its last printing, the third edition of this volume on the theory and design of cable supported bridges provides a detailed, element-by-element discussion of the core principles of suspension bridge design.”  (Book News, 1 April 2012)  --This text refers to an alternateHardcoveredition.