International Journal of Rock Mechanics and Mining Sciences and Geomechanics Abstracts

Framework for deep ocean mining fixed despite lack of technology
pp. 303A-303A(1)
Author: George D.

Exploration, exploitation, and utilisation for the 1990s and beyond
pp. 303A-303A(1)
Author: Wardle A.J.

Major gold projects
pp. 303A-303A(1)
Author: Thomas A.

Tin reserves and production in the Russian Federation
pp. 303A-303A(1)
Authors: Levine R.M.; Bond A.R.

Volcanogenic massif sulfide deposits in China
pp. 303A-303A(1)
Author: Kaihui Y.

African meteorite impact craters: characteristics and geological importance
pp. 303A-303A(1)
Author: Koeberl C.

Environmental aspects of mining in Indonesia. Proceedings of the IMA AusIMM seminar on the environment, Jakarta, November 1993
pp. 303A-304A(2)
Authors: Simatupang M.; Wahju B.N.

Environmental impact of iron ore mines in Goa, India
pp. 304A-304A(1)
Authors: Ratha D.S.; Venkataraman G.

European coal geology
pp. 304A-304A(1)
Authors: Whateley M.K.G.; Spears D.A.

Discrimination of regionally extensive coals in the Upper Carboniferous of the Pennine Basin, UK using high resolution sequence Stratigraphic concepts
pp. 304A-304A(1)
Authors: Hampson G.; Whateley M.K.G.; Spears D.A.

Sedimentary facies of the coal-bearing Westphalian A and B north of the Wales - Brabant High
pp. 304A-304A(1)
Authors: Guion P.D.; Fulton I.M.; Jones N.S.; Whateley M.K.G.; Spears D.A.

The formation of copper-bismuth sulphosalts in sedimentary copper deposits: the Fore-Sudetic Copper Deposit, Poland as an example
pp. 304A-304A(1)
Author: Jasinski A.W.

Precambrian and Paleozoic gold-bearing series in Kyrgyzstan
pp. 304A-304A(1)
Author: Dolzhenko V.N.

Chromite deposits of the Kempirsai Massif, southern Urals, Kazakhstan
pp. 304A-304A(1)
Authors: Melcher F.; Stumpfl E.F.; Distler V.

The geological setting and style of copper mineralization at the Bushman Group of deposits, northeastern Botswana
pp. 305A-305A(1)
Authors: Barton J.M.; Blaine J.L.; Doig R.; Byron C.L.

Gold mineralization in Natal, South Africa
pp. 305A-305A(1)
Authors: Bullen W.D.; Thomas R.J.; McKenzie A.

Gold metallogeny and the copper-gold association of the Australian Proterozoic
pp. 305A-305A(1)
Authors: Davidson G.J.; Large R.R.

The geology and genesis of the Tarcoola gold deposits, South Australia
pp. 305A-305A(1)
Authors: Hein K.A.A.; Both R.A.; Bone Y.

Microthermometry and geochemistry of fluid inclusions from the Tannant Creek gold-copper deposits: implications for ore deposition and exploration
pp. 305A-305A(1)
Authors: Zaw K.; Huston D.L.; Large R.R.; Mernagh T.; Hoffmann C.F.

Experimental models of strike-slip tectonics
pp. 305A-305A(1)
Authors: Richard P.D.; Naylor M.A.; Koopman A.

Relationships between pore pressure, stresses, and present-day geodynamics in the Scotian Shelf, offshore eastern Canada
pp. 305A-305A(1)
Authors: Yassir N.A.; Bell J.S.

Overview of the influence of syn-sedimentary tectonics and palaeo-fluvial systems on coal seam and sand body characteristics in the Westphalian C strata, Campine Basin, Belgium
pp. 306A-306A(1)
Authors: Dreesen R.; Bossiroy D.; Dusar M.; Flores R.M.; Verkaeren P.; Whateley M.K.G.; Spears D.A.

A linked fold-thrust model for the deformation of the Tennant Creek goldfield, northern Australia
pp. 306A-306A(1)
Author: Rattenbury M.S.

Detection of zones of abnormal strains in structures using Gaussian curvature analysis
pp. 306A-306A(1)
Author: Lisle R.J.

Stress and strain estimates for Newtonian and non-Newtonian materials in a rotational shear zone
pp. 306A-306A(1)
Authors: Masuda T.; Mizuno N.; Kobayashi M.; Nam T.N.

Non-plane strain in section balancing: calculation of restoration parameters
pp. 306A-306A(1)
Authors: Von Winterfeld C.; Oncken O.

The expected greenhouse benefits from developing magma power at Long Valley, California
pp. 306A-306A(1)
Author: Haraden J.

Thermodynamic analysis of atmospheric deterioration of portland cement
pp. 306A-306A(1)
Authors: Shrivastav R.; Mathur S.K.; Shrivastav S.

A study of the weathering of the Bukit Timah granite part B: field and laboratory investigation
pp. 306A-307A(2)
Authors: Zhao J.; Broms B.B.; Zhou Y.; Choa V.

A suggested method for reporting landslide causes
pp. 307A-307A(1)
Author: Popescu M.E.

The deformation of the Mont-Sec slope in the area of les ruines de Sechilienne, (Isere)
pp. 307A-307A(1)
Authors: Rochet L.; Giraud A.; Antoine P.; Evrard H.

Cover-subsidence sinkhole evaluation of State Road 434, Longwood, Florida
pp. 307A-307A(1)
Authors: Foshee J.; Bixler B.

New Zealand seismicity: patterns revealed by the upgraded National Seismograph Network
pp. 307A-307A(1)
Authors: Anderson H.; Webb T.

The load-unload response ratio theory: a new approach to earthquake prediction
pp. 307A-307A(1)
Authors: Yin X.-C.; Chen X.-Z.; Song Z.-P.; Yin C.

Study on characteristics and mechanism of H₂ anomaly on the hidden active faults in north China
pp. 307A-307A(1)
Authors: Lin Y.; Zhai S.; Fan S.; Kong L.

Radon monitoring of underground water-gas systems in the Kopet Dag region
pp. 307A-307A(1)
Authors: Voytov G.I.; Zhang W.; Belikov V.M.; Ishankuliyev D.I.

Further investigations on radon emanation along seismic faults in northern Algeria
pp. 307A-308A(2)
Authors: Djeffal S.; Allab M.; Cherouati D.E.; Challal M.T.; Morsli K.

A multi-objective second-order optimal design for deforming networks
pp. 308A-308A(1)
Authors: Peiliang X.; Grafarend E.

Stochastic modeling of seismic surface rotations
pp. 308A-308A(1)
Authors: Castellani A.; Zembaty Z.

Automated classification of local earthquake data in the BUG small array
pp. 308A-308A(1)
Author: Joswig M.

Automatic picking of seismic arrivals in local earthquake data using an artificial neural network
pp. 308A-308A(1)
Authors: Hengchang D.; Macbeth C.

Assessment of environmental quality for earthquake risk in Beijing area - the application of geographic information system (GIS)
pp. 308A-308A(1)
Authors: Han X.; Jiang P.; Wang L.; Yu K.; Liu P.

Features of geonomic prognostic functions for the maximum possible earthquake
pp. 308A-308A(1)
Authors: Schenk V.; Schenkova Z.; Gitis V.G.

Identification of a geological region for earthquakes using syntactic pattern recognition of seismograms
pp. 308A-308A(1)
Authors: Zhizhin M.; Gvishiani A.; Rouland D.; Bonnin J.; Mohammadioun B.

A different intensity recording for reducing the uncertainty in its assessment: an application to the completeness analysis of earthquake catalogues
pp. 308A-309A(2)
Authors: Rotondi R.; Meroni F.; Zonno G.

Seismogeological and hydrological criteria for the new European macroseismic scale (MSK-92)
pp. 309A-309A(1)
Authors: Vogt J.; Musson R.M.W.; Stucchi M.

Earthquakes and the cratonward limit of Iapetan faulting in eastern North America
pp. 309A-309A(1)
Author: Wheeler R.L.

Displacement of lacustrine subsoil in the Mexican Basin
pp. 309A-309A(1)
Author: Durazo J.

Atlas of macroseismic maps for French earthquakes with their principal characteristics
pp. 309A-309A(1)
Authors: Levret A.; Backe J.C.; Cushing M.

Seismic hazard assessment in Jordan and its vicinity
pp. 309A-309A(1)
Author: Al-Tarazi E.

A geophysical approach to the problem of seismicity in the Indian Shield
pp. 309A-309A(1)
Author: Reddi A.G.B.

Correlation analysis of percentage of collapsing houses and seismic intensity of Tangshan earthquake
pp. 309A-309A(1)
Authors: Yang Z.; Cheng J.

Mountain permafrost and slope instability in the Italian Alps: the Val Pola landslide
pp. 310A-310A(1)
Authors: Dramis F.; Govi M.; Guglielmin M.; Mortara G.

Groundwater quality: remediation and protection. Proceedings of a conference, Prague, May 1995
pp. 310A-310A(1)
Authors: Kovar K.; Krasny J.

Effects of sediment depositional environment and groundwater flow on the quality and geochemistry of water in aquifers in sediments of Cretaceous age in the Coastal Plain of South Carolina
pp. 310A-310A(1)
Authors: Speiran G.K.; Aucott W.R.

The hydrogeology and contamination potential of northwestern Yucatan, Mexico
pp. 310A-310A(1)
Authors: Marin L.E.; Perry E.C.

Groundwater impact assessment for the N16-motorway project in northwestern Switzerland
pp. 310A-310A(1)
Authors: Christe R.; Flury F.; Hessenauer M.; Jeannin P.-Y.; Turberg P.

The hydrogeology of the Almanzora River Basin, SE Spain
pp. 310A-310A(1)
Authors: Izquierdo A.V.; Bosch A.P.; Martin A.C.

On the hydrogeological conditions of western Herzegovina (Bosnia and Herzegovina) and possibilities for new groundwater extractions
pp. 310A-311A(2)
Author: Sliskovic I.

Application of regional geochemical surveys to environmental studies; a case study from the Namaqualand copper district
pp. 311A-311A(1)
Authors: Wulfse A.D.; Holdsworth R.

Fossil water or renewable resource: the case for one Arabian aquifer
pp. 311A-311A(1)
Author: Faulkner R.D.

Hydrogeology of Madras City aquifers
pp. 311A-311A(1)
Authors: Ballukraya P.N.; Ravi R.

Facies dependent scale behaviour of hydraulic conductivity and longitudinal dispersivity
pp. 311A-311A(1)
Authors: Schulze-Makuch D.; Cherkauer D.S.

Stochastic simulation of heterogeneous geological formations using soft information, with an application to groundwater
pp. 311A-311A(1)
Authors: Elfeki A.M.M.; Uffink G.J.M.; Barends F.B.J.

Summary of selected computer programs produced by the US Geological Survey for simulation of ground-water flow and quality, 1994
pp. 311A-311A(1)
Authors: Appel C.A.; Reilly T.E.

Optimization of an observation well network for monitoring groundwater level using statistical methods
pp. 311A-312A(2)
Authors: Hussain M.; Fuchs K.; Fank J.

Zones of certainty and uncertainty in estimating borehole catchments
pp. 312A-312A(1)
Authors: Evers S.; Lerner D.N.

Identification of zones of higher aquifer vulnerability by means of stable environmental isotopes
pp. 312A-312A(1)
Authors: Lopez-Vera F.; Silar J.; Fabian E.; Redondo R.; Artola C.G.

Modelling multiple solute transport in variably saturated soils
pp. 312A-312A(1)
Authors: Simunek J.; Van Genuchten M.T.; Suarez D.L.

Three-dimensional modelling of flow and reactive transport in heterogeneous porous media
pp. 312A-312A(1)
Authors: Cushey M.A.; Bellin A.; Rubin Y.

Using simulation procedures to characterize natural heterogeneous porous media for flow and contaminant transport
pp. 312A-312A(1)
Authors: Alimonti C.; Bilardo U.

Transport of solutes in fractured media, based on a channel network model
pp. 312A-312A(1)
Authors: Gylling B.; Moreno L.; Neretnieks I.

Transport of gas-phase contaminants through structured unsaturated porous media
pp. 312A-313A(2)
Authors: Popovicova J.; Brusseau M.L.

Optimization of pollution plume containment using management models
pp. 313A-313A(1)
Authors: Nemecek J.; Myl J.; Nawalany M.

Modelling of complexation of heavy metals by dissolved organic substances and its effects on adsorption and transport in aquifers
pp. 313A-313A(1)
Authors: Lensing H.J.; Von Sachs J.; Oberle A.; Herrling B.

Field evaluation of leachate recirculation system
pp. 313A-313A(1)
Authors: Hao C.; Gagnard P.E.

Assessment of the spatial variability in leachate migration from an old landfill site
pp. 313A-313A(1)
Author: Kjeldsen P.

Some views on the effect of different types of barriers in waste deposits
pp. 313A-313A(1)
Authors: Grundfelt B.; Hoglund L.O.

Detection of contaminant transport from damaged sewerage systems and leaky landfills
pp. 313A-314A(2)
Authors: Eiswirth M.; Hotzl H.; Lazar C.; Merkler G.-P.

Groundwater protection: the science and practice of land surface zoning
pp. 314A-314A(1)
Authors: Foster S.S.D.; Skinner A.C.

Integration of hydrogeological, geoelectrical and logging methods for aquifer contamination assessment under unfavourable conditions (Veneto region, northeast Italy)
pp. 314A-314A(1)
Authors: Antonelli R.; Zambrano R.; Mares S.; Zboril A.

Statistical methods for assessing groundwater compliance and cleanup: a regulatory perspective
pp. 314A-314A(1)
Author: Weber E.F.

Remediation study for stochastically generated heterogeneous gravel aquifers
pp. 314A-314A(1)
Authors: Stauffer F.; Rauber M.

Design of remediation of groundwater contamination by hazardous organic chemicals, Irkutsk region, Siberia
pp. 314A-314A(1)
Authors: Molski E.V.; Kotchneva M.N.

Numerical modelling of remedial actions for a uranium mill tailings in Spain: from model construction to predicting uncertainties
pp. 314A-314A(1)
Authors: Samper J.; Carrera J.

Modelling of migration of radionuclides from the Ellweiler uranium mill tailings
pp. 314A-314A(1)
Authors: Butow E.; Holzbecher E.; Koss V.

Combined regional and local modelling for aquifer remediation at a uranium mining site in the Czech Republic
pp. 315A-315A(1)
Authors: Zaadnoordijk W.J.; Tusveld M.C.L.; Slot A.F.M.

Microbiological in situ remediation of an aquifer contaminated with waste oil from a refinery
pp. 315A-315A(1)
Authors: Fruchtenicht H.; Held T.

Saltwater movement in the Upper Floridan aquifer beneath Port Royal Sound, South Carolina
pp. 315A-315A(1)
Author: Smith B.S.

Approximate methods for n-component solute transport and ion-exchange
pp. 315A-315A(1)
Authors: Thoolen P.M.C.; Hemker P.W.

A two-dimensional network model for simulating permeability decrease during fluid injection into aquifers
pp. 315A-315A(1)
Authors: Ochi J.; Vernoux J.-F.

Fossil spring deposits in the southern Great Basin and their implications for changes in water-table levels near Yucca Mountain, Nevada, during Quaternary time
pp. 315A-315A(1)
Authors: Quade J.; Mifflin M.D.; Pratt W.L.; McCoy W.; Burckle L.

Partitioning of La between solid and solution during the ageing of Si-Al-Fe-La-Ca gels under simulated near-field conditions of nuclear waste disposal
pp. 315A-316A(2)
Authors: Vidal O.; Magonthier M.-C.; Joanny V.; Creach M.

Role of controlled experiments for research on groundwater contamination and remediation
pp. 316A-316A(1)
Authors: Kobus H.; Barczewski B.; Koschitzky H.-P.

Geoelectrical monitoring of dense electrolytic solutions in a homogeneous aquifer
pp. 316A-316A(1)
Authors: Kelly W.E.; Mares S.; Kujal R.

Carbonate dissolution along fractures of sandstone aquifers: field observations and modelling
pp. 316A-316A(1)
Authors: Einsele G.; Sauter M.; Clemens T.; Boehme M.; Poppe R.

Impact of heterogeneous aquifer materials on sorption capacities and sorption dynamics of organic contaminants
pp. 316A-316A(1)
Authors: Grathwohl P.; Kleineidam S.

Residual saturation, a source of long-term TCE contamination in the northeastern United States
pp. 316A-316A(1)
Authors: Pravda J.; Belitz K.

Using deuterated trichloroethene TCE in a tracer test to estimate the transport characteristics of a TCE plume
pp. 316A-317A(2)
Authors: Benker E.; Davis G.B.; Barry D.A.

Numerical simulation of DNAPL-infiltration processes in saturated heterogeneous porous media
pp. 317A-317A(1)
Authors: Croise J.; Helmig R.; Sheta H.

Enhanced self-remediation of aquifers from oily pollutants
pp. 317A-317A(1)
Authors: Stopa J.M.; Solecki T.

Quantification of hydrocarbon mineralization in a diesel fuel contaminated aquifer treated by in situ biorestoration
pp. 317A-317A(1)
Authors: Hunkeler D.; Hohener P.; Haner A.; Bregnard T.; Zeyer J.

The fate of dissolved creosote compounds in an intact fractured clay column
pp. 317A-317A(1)
Authors: Broholm K.; Arvin E.; Hansen A.; Hinsby K.; Jorgensen P.

A composite modeling approach for subsurface transport of degrading contaminants from land-disposal sites
pp. 317A-317A(1)
Authors: Kool J.B.; Huyakorn P.S.; Sudicky E.A.; Saleem Z.A.

Assessing risk of ground-water pollution from land-disposed wastes
pp. 317A-317A(1)
Author: Unlu K.

A fast coupled geochemical and transport program and applications to waste leaching and contaminant transport
pp. 317A-318A(2)
Authors: Baverman C.; Moreno L.; Neretnieks I.

Liner systems in Chilean copper and gold heap leaching
pp. 318A-318A(1)
Authors: Smith M.E.; M P.W.

Steady-state flow distributions in the disturbed zone of layered aquifers
pp. 318A-318A(1)
Author: J. X.

The evaluation of the flowmeter test in three-layer aquifers and the influence of disturbed zones
pp. 318A-318A(1)
Author: J. X.

On the cross-effects of coupled macroscopic transport equations in porous media
pp. 318A-318A(1)
Authors: Auriault J.-L.; Lewandowska J.

Analytical solutions for one-dimensional colloid transport in saturated fractures
pp. 318A-318A(1)
Authors: Abdel-Salam A.; Chrysikopoulos C.V.

European roofing slates. Part 1: comment on the geology of mineral deposits
pp. 318A-318A(1)
Authors: Wagner W.; Le Bail R.; Hacar-Rodriguez M.P.; Stanek S.

Ultrastructural approach to the behaviour of geomaterials 2. Carbonate geomaterials
pp. 318A-319A(2)
Author: Troalen J.-P.

Influence of mineral composition and microstructures on the mechanical properties of host rocks of the Kemi (Elijarvi) chromite deposit, Finland
pp. 319A-319A(1)
Author: Gronholm S.

Clay mineralogy, major elements geochemistry and strength characteristics of three highway subgrade soils in southwestern Nigeria
pp. 319A-319A(1)
Author: Adeyemi G.O.

Geological and geotechnical aspects of Saudi Arabia
pp. 319A-319A(1)
Authors: Al-Refeai T.; Al-Ghamdy D.

Some observations on mineral properties and analytical reproducibility in geochemical samples
pp. 319A-319A(1)
Author: Borsch L.

Geoengineering properties of clays in the Las Vegas Valley
pp. 319A-319A(1)
Authors: Karakouzian M.; Hudyma N.; Liao T.; Roullier P.

A survey of the geotechnical properties of some mudrocks of Lower Liassic age in the Scunthorpe area, Humberside, United Kingdom
pp. 319A-319A(1)
Author: Bell F.G.

Relationships between geotechnical properties of the Antalya travertine (Turkey)
pp. 319A-319A(1)
Authors: Kilic R.; Yavuz S.

A new method of measuring circumferential displacement in a triaxial cell
pp. 320A-320A(1)
Authors: Nowakowski A.; Nurkowski J.

Three-dimensional elastic analysis by the boundary element method with analytical integrations over triangular leaf elements
pp. 320A-320A(1)
Authors: Kuriyama K.; Mizuta Y.; Mozumi H.; Watanabe T.

On the use of small stress excursions to investigate the mechanical behaviour of porous rocks
pp. 320A-320A(1)
Authors: Bernabe Y.; Fryer D.T.

A new shear apparatus for experimental deformation of rocks under the microscope
pp. 320A-320A(1)
Authors: Riedel M.R.; Janssen C.

An experimental study on sudden instability sequences in rocks (in Chinese)
pp. 320A-320A(1)
Authors: Li J.; Wang S.

Surficial stability of compacted clay: case study
pp. 320A-320A(1)
Author: Day R.W.

Postcyclic undrained strength for cohesive soils
pp. 320A-321A(2)
Author: Yasuhara K.

Unified critical-state bounding-surface plasticity model for soil
pp. 321A-321A(1)
Authors: Crouch R.S.; Wolf J.P.; Dafalias Y.F.

Cyclic threshold shear strains in soils
pp. 321A-321A(1)
Author: Vucetic M.

T-bar penetration testing in soft clay
pp. 321A-321A(1)
Authors: Stewart D.P.; Randolph M.F.

A non-destructive technique for the determination of mortar load capacity in situ
pp. 321A-321A(1)
Authors: Gucci N.; Barsotti R.

Characterisation of rock mass discontinuities by geophysical measurements
pp. 321A-321A(1)
Author: Stotzner U.

Analyse geologischer Strukturen mit einem Bohrkernscanner - Recording of discontinuities by scanning of drilled rock cores
pp. 321A-321A(1)
Author: Weber H.

Hydraulic communication in crystalline rock between two boreholes of the Continental Deep Drilling Project in Germany
pp. 321A-321A(1)
Authors: Kessels W.; Kuck J.

Relation between vein length and aperture
pp. 321A-322A(2)
Authors: Vermilye J.M.; Scholz C.H.

Effect of local elastic softening on crack extension
pp. 322A-322A(1)
Author: Smith E.

A higher order displacement discontinuity method for analysis of crack problems
pp. 322A-322A(1)
Authors: Shou K.J.; Crouch S.L.

Difficulties with using continuous fractal theory for discontinuity surfaces
pp. 322A-322A(1)
Authors: Den Outer A.; Kaashoek J.F.; Hack H.R.G.K.

Suggested method for determining mode I fracture toughness using cracked chevron notched Brazilian disc (CCNBD) specimens
pp. 322A-322A(1)
Authors: Fowell R.J.; Hudson J.A.; C. X.; J. F.C.; X. Z.

Three-dimensional fracture network models from laboratory-scale rock samples
pp. 322A-322A(1)
Author: Gertsch L.S.

Specimen size effect on fracture toughness for a low cement refractory
pp. 322A-322A(1)
Authors: Palmer G.B.; Baker G.

A statistical model of microcracking of concrete under uniaxial compression
pp. 322A-323A(2)
Authors: W. K.Y.; F. K.K.; K. S.C.; M. K.L.

Modelling the fracture of concrete: the cohesive crack
pp. 323A-323A(1)
Author: Guinea G.V.

The role of clay minerals in durability of rocks: observations on basaltic rocks
pp. 323A-323A(1)
Authors: Kuhnel R.A.; Van der Gaast S.J.; Brych J.; Laan G.J.; Kulnig H.

Controversy: mechanical fatigue or hardening of rocks after their excavation
pp. 323A-323A(1)
Author: Kowalski W.C.

Modeling mineral/solution interactions: the thermodynamic and kinetic code KINDISP
pp. 323A-323A(1)
Authors: Made B.; Clement A.; Fritz B.

The pH influence on the index properties of clays
pp. 323A-323A(1)
Author: Gori U.

Sorption of cesium on bentonite
pp. 323A-323A(1)
Authors: S. A.K.; Riaz-ur-Rehman; M. A.K.

Modelling of potassium exchange in a natural, polyionic montmorillonite under hydrothermal conditions
pp. 323A-324A(2)
Authors: Huertas F.J.; Cuadros J.; Linares J.

A calorimetric and microstructural study of solidified toxic wastes - part 1: a classification of OPC/waste interference effects
pp. 324A-324A(1)
Authors: Hills C.D.; Sollars C.J.; Perry R.

A calorimetric and microstructural study of solidified toxic wastes - part 2: a model for poisoning of OPC hydration
pp. 324A-324A(1)
Authors: Hills C.D.; Sollars C.J.; Perry R.

Natural convection in porous, permeable media: sheets, wedges and lenses
pp. 324A-324A(1)
Author: Mullis A.M.

Origin and distribution of sulphur in the Neogene Beypazari lignite basin, central Anatolia, Turkey
pp. 324A-324A(1)
Authors: Whateley M.K.G.; Tuncali E.; Spears D.A.

Proximate analysis of New Zealand and Australian coals by thermogravimetry
pp. 324A-324A(1)
Author: Beamish B.B.

Cement slurries for geothermal well cementing
pp. 324A-324A(1)
Authors: Gaurina-Medimurec N.; Matanovic D.; Krklec G.

Thermophysical properties of stabilised soil building blocks
pp. 324A-325A(2)
Authors: Adam E.A.; Jones P.J.

Transport of complexed cyanide in soil
pp. 325A-325A(1)
Authors: Meeussen J.C.L.; Van Riemsdijk W.H.; Van der Zee S.E.A.T.M.

Geology, geometry and effective flow
pp. 325A-325A(1)
Authors: Pickup G.E.; Ringrose P.S.; Corbett P.W.M.; Jensen J.L.; Sorbie K.S.

Effect of aperture variation on two-phase flow in fractures
pp. 325A-325A(1)
Authors: W. F.Z.; Wheater H.S.; Kovar K.; Krasny J.

Macrodispersion for two-phase, immiscible flow in porous media
pp. 325A-325A(1)
Authors: Langlo P.; Espedal M.S.

Harmonic potential in media of inhomogeneous hydraulic conductivity
pp. 325A-325A(1)
Author: Irmay S.

Vibratory extraction of clay fines from subsurface
pp. 325A-325A(1)
Authors: Reddi L.N.; Hadim A.; Prabhushankar R.N.; Shah F.

Benzene transport through landfill liners containing organophilic bentonite
pp. 326A-326A(1)
Authors: Smith J.A.; Jaffe P.R.

Leaching from cementitious waste forms in belowground vaults
pp. 326A-326A(1)
Author: Walton J.C.

Calculation of zinc transport in a soil contaminated by a brass foundry
pp. 326A-326A(1)
Authors: Cernik M.; Federer P.; Borkovec M.; Sticher H.; Kovar K.; Krasny J.

The prediction of high porosity chalks in the East Hod Field
pp. 326A-326A(1)
Authors: Campbell S.J.D.; Gravdal N.

Exact stiffness method for quasi-statics of a multi-layered poroelastic medium
pp. 326A-326A(1)
Authors: Senjuntichai T.; Rajapakse R.K.N.D.

Ultrasonic immersion testing of a compacted soil
pp. 326A-326A(1)
Author: Hanson G.J.

(Elasto-plastic behaviour of a compacted silt)
pp. 326A-326A(1)
Authors: Delage P.; Yu J.C.

Dynamic response of a multi-layered poroelastic medium
pp. 327A-327A(1)
Authors: Rajapakse R.K.N.D.; Senjutichai T.

Boundary element method for dynamic porelastic and thermoelastic analyses
pp. 327A-327A(1)
Authors: Chen J.; Dargush G.F.

Absorbing boundary conditions for dynamic analysis of fluid-saturated porous media
pp. 327A-327A(1)
Authors: Akiyoshi T.; Fuchida K.; Fang H.L.

Soil-embedded detector mounts for seismic monitoring
pp. 327A-327A(1)
Author: Blair D.P.

Extraction of dynamic soil properties using extended Kalman filter
pp. 327A-327A(1)
Author: Jeen-Shang L.

Composite zonation of Nantong urban area (in Chinese)
pp. 327A-327A(1)
Authors: Wang H.; Feng S.

Liquefaction-induced lateral spreading of mildly sloping ground
pp. 327A-327A(1)
Authors: Fiegel G.L.; Kutter B.L.

Site effect evaluation at Mexico City: dominant period and relative amplification from strong motion and microtremor records
pp. 327A-328A(2)
Authors: Lermo J.; Chavez-Garcia F.J.

Generation of hazard-consistent ground motion
pp. 328A-328A(1)
Authors: H. H. M. H.; Jun-Rong H.

Improving effectiveness of rock mass classifications by systematic engineering design process
pp. 328A-328A(1)
Authors: Bieniawski Z.T.; Alber M.

Some recent trends in engineering geological rock mass characterisation
pp. 328A-328A(1)
Author: Brosch F.J.

Inorganic soil classification system based on plasticity
pp. 328A-328A(1)
Author: Day R.W.

Rational exploitation of a granite outcrop
pp. 328A-328A(1)
Authors: Escudero J.A.R.; Castro J.T.; Rodriguez Diaz M.A.; Fernandez Fernandez V.

Geological problems in the exploitation and optimization of rock excavation in roofing slate mining
pp. 328A-328A(1)
Author: Wagner W.

Core-based prediction of lithologic stress contrasts in east Texas formations
pp. 328A-329A(2)
Authors: Thiercelin M.J.; Plumb R.A.

State parameter from self-boring pressuremeter tests in sand
pp. 329A-329A(1)
Author: Yu H.S.

Measured and calculated horizontal stresses in the Travis Peak Formation
pp. 329A-329A(1)
Author: Walls J.D.

Exploration and exploitation of the East Pennine Coalfield
pp. 329A-329A(1)
Authors: Allen M.J.; Whateley M.K.G.; Spears D.A.

Former Soviet Union states seeking commitment on environmental standards
pp. 329A-329A(1)
Author: Shoylekov R.

Target vectoring using lithogeochemistry: applications to the exploration for volcanic-hosted massive sulphide deposits
pp. 329A-329A(1)
Author: Galley A.G.

Chemical and statistical analysis of a sampled interval in the Camp Nelson limestone (Upper Ordovician), Madison County, central Kentucky
pp. 329A-329A(1)
Authors: Dever G.R.; Anderson W.H.; Francis H.E.; Davidson O.B.; Thompson M.F.

Expertise and GIS converge for diamond exploration
pp. 329A-330A(2)
Author: Memmi J.M.

Mapping the degree of serpentinization within ultramafic rock bodies using imaging spectrometer data
pp. 330A-330A(1)
Author: Van der Meer F.

The combined use of aerial photography and geophysics for investigating waste disposal sites
pp. 330A-330A(1)
Authors: Kuhn F.; Knodel K.; Krummel H.; Lange G.

Sedimentology and its applications within the UK opencast coal mining industry
pp. 330A-330A(1)
Authors: Jones N.S.; Guion P.D.; Fulton I.M.; Whateley M.K.G.; Spears D.A.

Determination of ore potential areas in the Hame belt, southwestern Finland, by integration of geological, geophysical and till geochemical data
pp. 330A-330A(1)
Authors: Tiainen M.; Viita H.

Seismic profiling and processing system
pp. 330A-330A(1)
Authors: Mars S.; Vriesendorp R.J.

Seismic velocities - a critique
pp. 330A-330A(1)
Author: Al-Chalabi M.

Seismic anisotropy of fractured rock
pp. 330A-331A(2)
Authors: Schoenberg M.; Sayers C.M.

Effect of mining subsidence on seismic velocity monitored by a repeated reflection profile
pp. 331A-331A(1)
Authors: Al-Rawahy S.Y.S.; Goulty N.R.

Imaging of fracture zones in the Finnsjon area, central Sweden, using the seismic reflection method
pp. 331A-331A(1)
Author: Juhlin C.

Delineation of faults, using deep seismic sounding refraction data, West Bengal Basin
pp. 331A-331A(1)
Authors: Reddy P.R.; Rao P.K.; Venkateswarlu N.; Prasad A.S.S.S.R.S.

Tunnel signature prediction for a cross-borehole seismic survey
pp. 331A-331A(1)
Authors: Rechtien R.D.; Greenfield R.J.; Ballard R.F.

Review of borehole seismic methods developed for opencast coal exploration
pp. 331A-331A(1)
Author: Goulty N.R.

Generalized acoustic diffraction tomography
pp. 331A-331A(1)
Author: Gelius L.-J.

A sample of controlled experiments in diffraction tomography
pp. 331A-331A(1)
Author: Gelius L.-J.

A joint inversion algorithm to process geoelectric and surface wave seismic data. Part I: basic ideas
pp. 331A-332A(2)
Authors: Hering A.; Misiek R.; Gyulai A.; Ormos T.; Dobroka M.; Dresen L.

Boundary integral solutions of geoelectric potential problems for the perturbing body of extreme conductivity
pp. 332A-332A(1)
Author: Hvozdara M.

Detection of some cavities in NE Iraq using the electrical resistivity method
pp. 332A-332A(1)
Author: Fattah T.A.

Apparent resistivity curves in controlled-source electromagnetic sounding directly reflecting truee resistivities in a layered Earth
pp. 332A-332A(1)
Author: Das U.C.

A parametric study of the vertical electric source
pp. 332A-332A(1)
Authors: Pellerin L.; Hohmann G.W.

Using fractal crustal magnetization models in magnetic interpretation
pp. 332A-332A(1)
Authors: Pilkington M.; Gregotski M.E.; Todoeschuck J.P.

Airborne gravity tests over Lake Ontario
pp. 332A-332A(1)
Authors: Halpenny J.F.; Darbha D.M.

Assessment of bridge pier scour using impulse radar
pp. 332A-332A(1)
Authors: Millard S.G.; Thomas C.

Applying nondestructive remote sensing techniques to hazardous waste management
pp. 332A-333A(2)
Authors: Weil G.J.; Graf R.J.

Radiometric, magnetic susceptibility and mineralogical studies in some beach placers of Andhra Pradesh, east coast of India
pp. 333A-333A(1)
Author: Rao B.N.

Borehole seismic-source radiation pattern in transversely isotropic media
pp. 333A-333A(1)
Authors: Dong W.; Toksoz M.N.

Experimental study of the propagation of flexural waves in an anisotropic borehole model (in Chinese)
pp. 333A-333A(1)
Authors: Zhu Z.-Y.; Cheng C.-H.; Toksoz M.N.

A new velocity model for clay-sand mixtures
pp. 333A-333A(1)
Authors: Shiyu X.; White R.E.

Diffusion theory and the bed boundary response of thermal neutron logging tools
pp. 333A-333A(1)
Author: Mathis G.L.

New logging tool identifies permeability in shaley sands
pp. 333A-333A(1)
Authors: Lomax J.; Howard A.

Fractional Levy motion as a model for spatial variability in sedimentary rock
pp. 333A-333A(1)
Authors: Painter S.; Paterson L.

Geology along the Trans-Missouri River Tunnel, Kansas City, Missouri
pp. 333A-334A(2)
Authors: Gentile R.J.; Moberly R.L.; Barnes S.K.

Newly developed techniques to determine proportions of undersized (friable) coal during prospective site investigations
pp. 334A-334A(1)
Author: Harris I.H.

Plotting log data from deviated and horizontal wells: a spreadsheet-based method
pp. 334A-334A(1)
Authors: Grant N.T.; Sloan H.

Lithology and fluid prediction from seismic and well data
pp. 334A-334A(1)
Authors: Bunch A.W.H.; Dromgoole P.W.

Worldwide databases in marine geology: a review
pp. 334A-334A(1)
Author: Kunte P.D.

Mackintosh probe as an exploration tool
pp. 334A-334A(1)
Authors: Sabtan A.A.; Shehata W.M.

Scale consistency from cores to geologic description
pp. 334A-334A(1)
Authors: Damsleth E.; Tjolsen C.B.

Importance of discontinuities in rock mass engineering: genesis, characteristics and application
pp. 335A-335A(1)
Author: Michael J.

Geomechanical modelling of jointed rock
pp. 335A-335A(1)
Authors: Kulatilake H.S.W.; Swoboda G.

Mathematical modelling of jointed rock
pp. 335A-335A(1)
Authors: Konietzky H.; Hart R.; Billaux D.

Environmental dust analysis in opencast mining areas
pp. 335A-335A(1)
Author: Merefield J.

A marriage of two technologies
pp. 335A-335A(1)
Authors: Micke B.P.; Watson J.D.; Young C.

Pressure for change
pp. 335A-335A(1)
Author: Oliver A.

Influence of pore pressure on drilling response in hard shales
pp. 336A-336A(1)
Authors: Gray-Stephens D.; Cook J.M.; Sheppard M.C.

Settling velocity of irregularly shaped particles
pp. 336A-336A(1)
Author: Sze-Foo C.

Perimeter load transfer in model drilled shafts formed under slurry
pp. 336A-336A(1)
Authors: Majano R.E.; O'Neill M.W.; Hassan K.M.

Heated mud systems: a solution to squeezing-salt problems
pp. 336A-336A(1)
Author: Muecke N.B.

Natural born drillers
pp. 336A-336A(1)
Author: Albert R.

New casting model tracks unwanted overburden
pp. 336A-336A(1)
Authors: Preece D.S.; Scovira D.C.

Tunnel blasting techniques in difficult ground conditions
pp. 336A-336A(1)
Authors: Chakraborty A.K.; Jethwa J.L.

Blast design at Maniyar
pp. 337A-337A(1)
Authors: Babu A.R.; Adhikari G.R.

Study of the mechanisms of notched-holes blasting by model experiment (in Chinese)
pp. 337A-337A(1)
Authors: Yang R.; Song J.; Yang Y.

A standardised procedure for performance analysis of crushers
pp. 337A-337A(1)
Authors: Bhattacharya S.; Misra D.D.

Crusher and inclined conveyor system at Detour Lake Mine
pp. 337A-337A(1)
Author: Hansman P.

Case made for high-pressure roll-grinding in gold plants
pp. 337A-337A(1)
Authors: Patzelt N.; Knecht H.; Baum W.

Performance improvements in industrial rod milling operations
pp. 337A-337A(1)
Author: McIvor R.E.

Mechanised drivage
pp. 337A-337A(1)
Author: Chadwick J.

Selecting, repairing and modifying a secondhand TBM
pp. 337A-337A(1)
Authors: Roby J.; Walford C.

New developments in Polish built mining machinery
pp. 337A-338A(2)
Author: Jarno L.

More choices to solve old problems
pp. 338A-338A(1)
Author: Jones M.

Design of liner plate culverts for underground mining environment
pp. 338A-338A(1)
Authors: Durr R.E.; Davidge G.R.

Analysis of anchor bolt pull-out tests by a two-domain boundary element method
pp. 338A-338A(1)
Authors: Chahrour A.H.; Ohtsu M.

A guideline for tendon support design
pp. 338A-338A(1)
Authors: O'Hearn B.; Hanson D.

Evaluation of cable bolt applications for Canadian underground mines
pp. 338A-338A(1)
Authors: Poulin R.; Pakalnis R.; Peterson D.; Kalynchuk J.

Friction bolt anchored wire rope for rock support in burstprone ground
pp. 338A-338A(1)
Authors: Tannant D.D.; Kaiser P.K.

Cable bolting for pillar recovery at the Magmont Mine
pp. 338A-338A(1)
Authors: Dismuke S.R.; Goris J.; Pariseau W.

Durability of shotcrete repairs
pp. 339A-339A(1)
Authors: Lamontagne A.; Pigeon M.; Beaupre D.

Causes and hazards of dust development during dry spraying
pp. 339A-339A(1)
Author: Micke H.

Pillar recovery using mobile roof supports
pp. 339A-339A(1)
Author: Hewitson A.J.

Dimension and support of underground slate mines
pp. 339A-339A(1)
Authors: Castro J.T.; Blanco F.G.; Nicieza C.G.; Alvarez J.T.

Specification profiles for nonwovens used in civil engineering
pp. 339A-339A(1)
Authors: Lieberenz K.; Magel M.; Kittelmann W.

Bearing capacity of rectangular footings on geogrid-reinforced sand
pp. 339A-339A(1)
Authors: Yetimoglu T.; Wu J.T.H.; Saglamer A.

Transient loading-related settlement of a square foundation on geogrid-reinforced sand
pp. 339A-340A(2)
Authors: Das B.M.; Maji A.

Influence of geotextiles on performance of saline sebkha soils
pp. 340A-340A(1)
Authors: Abduljauwad S.N.; Bayomy F.; Al-Shaikh A.-K.M.; Al-Amoudi O.S.B.

Physical and hydraulic properties of synthetic envelopes for subsurface drainage in Pakistan
pp. 340A-340A(1)
Authors: Choudhry M.R.; Khaliq A.; Vlotman W.F.; Habib-ur-Rehman

Desiccation of mineral liners below waste disposal sites under the influence of temperature gradients
pp. 340A-340A(1)
Author: Doll P.

Calibration and design optimization of a nuclear surface moisture-density gauge by Monte Carlo simulation
pp. 340A-340A(1)
Authors: Goncalves I.F.; Salgado J.; Neves J.; Carvalho F.G.

Record breaking Troll gas platform towed into position
pp. 340A-340A(1)
Author: Parker D.

Canadian experience in open pit mining
pp. 340A-340A(1)
Authors: Singhal R.K.; Collins J.-L.; Fytas K.

Zaldivar
pp. 340A-340A(1)
Author: Chadwick J.

Structural geological factors in open pit coal mine design, with special reference to thrusting: case study from the Ffyndaff sites in the South Wales Coalfield
pp. 341A-341A(1)
Authors: Gayer R.; Hathaway T.; Davis J.

Assessment of pavement foundations during construction
pp. 341A-341A(1)
Authors: Fleming P.R.; Rogers C.D.F.

Slip forming across the desert - the construction of the Azraq to Jafr highway project in Jordan
pp. 341A-341A(1)
Author: Mildenhall H.S.

Concrete roads steel themselves to last longer
pp. 341A-341A(1)
Author: Bonner J.

Long-term performance of clay and peat treated by surcharge
pp. 341A-341A(1)
Authors: Jones D.B.; Maddison J.D.; Beasley D.H.

Specifications for road design using statistical data, an example of laterite or gravel lateritic soils from Senegal
pp. 341A-341A(1)
Authors: Fall M.; Tisot J.-P.; Cisse I.K.

The use of waste and recycled materials in roads
pp. 341A-341A(1)
Author: Sherwood P.T.

Foundation uniform pressure and soil-structure interaction
pp. 342A-342A(1)
Author: Masih R.

Bearing capacity of shallow foundations on noncohesive soils
pp. 342A-342A(1)
Author: Zadroga B.

Largest UK concrete piles sunk in Westminster
pp. 342A-342A(1)
Author: Byles R.

Parliamentary support
pp. 342A-342A(1)
Author: Byles R.

Steel 'H' bearing piles driven into Mercia Mudstone
pp. 342A-342A(1)
Author: Jeffers E.

Special factors in design of high RCC gravity dams - Part I
pp. 342A-342A(1)
Authors: Sarkaria G.S.; Andriolo F.R.

Risk analysis for dam safety - part II
pp. 342A-342A(1)
Authors: Salmon G.M.; Hartford D.N.D.

Technical aspects of the Katse and Mohale dams
pp. 342A-342A(1)
Author: Davies A.G.

Dispersive soils and earth dams with some experiences from South Africa
pp. 342A-343A(2)
Authors: Bell F.G.; Maud R.R.

Floodwaters threaten to topple India's dams
pp. 343A-343A(1)
Author: Kumar S.

Barrage of fire
pp. 343A-343A(1)
Author: Reynolds P.

Arching in piled embankments
pp. 343A-343A(1)
Authors: Low B.K.; Tang S.K.; Choa V.

A shape recognition technique for hydraulic applications
pp. 343A-343A(1)
Authors: Van A.M.; Davis J.P.

Simulations of wave interaction with coastal structures
pp. 343A-343A(1)
Authors: Van Gent M.R.A.; Petit H.A.H.

Saving the sands of time
pp. 343A-343A(1)
Author: Rose M.

Rock, stock & Bamble
pp. 343A-343A(1)
Author: Winney M.

Reconstruction of the flood damaged Ness viaduct - Inverness
pp. 343A-343A(1)
Author: Scott W.R.

Reliability applied to slope stability analysis
pp. 344A-344A(1)
Authors: Christian J.T.; Ladd C.C.; Baecher G.B.

The design and analysis of a marine trial embankment on a landslip in glacial till
pp. 344A-344A(1)
Author: Smith A.K.C.

Geosynthetic loads in landfills slopes: displacement compatibility
pp. 344A-344A(1)
Authors: Long J.H.; Gilbert R.B.; Daly J.J.

Stability of compacted clay slopes using a nonlinear failure envelope
pp. 344A-344A(1)
Authors: Day R.W.; Maksimovic M.

Green banks of the future
pp. 344A-344A(1)
Author: Shirley G.

Collapse of geogrid-reinforced retaining structure
pp. 344A-344A(1)
Authors: Leonards G.A.; Frost J.D.; Bray J.D.

Two mathematical interactive solute transport models for copper recovery from tailings ponds
pp. 345A-345A(1)
Authors: Munoz P. J.F.; Regifo O P.

Water pollution and quarries: myths and reality
pp. 345A-345A(1)
Author: Du Peyroux B.

Coal washeries in Damodar Basin and their environmental impact
pp. 345A-345A(1)
Authors: Ghose M.K.; Kumar A.

Magnetoelastic shear waves in an infinite self-reinforced plate
pp. 345A-345A(1)
Authors: Chattopadhyay A.; Choudhury S.

Doubly asymptotic multi-directional transmitting boundary for dynamic unbounded medium-structure-interaction analysis
pp. 345A-345A(1)
Authors: Wolf J.P.; Chongmin S.

Impulse-momentum and resistance analysis of reinforced concrete structures
pp. 345A-345A(1)
Authors: Selna L.G.; Hoong-Leong C.

Observation and numerical analysis of soil-structure interaction of a reinforced concrete tower
pp. 345A-346A(2)
Authors: Ganev T.; Yamazaki F.; Katayama T.

Seismic analysis of shear building considering soil-structure interaction (in Chinese)
pp. 346A-346A(1)
Authors: Liu Z.; Liu F.; Dai X.

Random critical seismic response analysis of soil-nonlinear SDOF interaction systems (in Chinese)
pp. 346A-346A(1)
Authors: Kuang Z.; Yu Z.; Cao G.

Seismic reliability analysis of frame-shear wall structures (in Chinese)
pp. 346A-346A(1)
Authors: Zhang L.; Jiang J.

CQC and SRSS methods for non-classically damped structures
pp. 346A-346A(1)
Authors: Sinha R.; Igusa T.

Simplified 3-D dynamic analysis of structures with flexible diaphragms
pp. 346A-346A(1)
Authors: Tena-Colunga A.; Abrams D.P.

Dynamic modeling and response of soil-wall systems
pp. 346A-346A(1)
Authors: Veletsos A.S.; Younan A.H.

Earthquake simulator testing of pounding between adjacent buildings
pp. 346A-347A(2)
Authors: Papadrakakais M.; Mouzakis H.P.

Semi-analytical techniques for the determination of the dynamic response of equipment in structures supported on Coulomb friction elements
pp. 347A-347A(1)
Authors: Hernried A.G.; Kai-Ming L.

Transient response of reservoir-dam-soil systems to earthquakes
pp. 347A-347A(1)
Authors: F. G.; Moore I.D.; G. L.

Permanent deformation on preexisting sliding surfaces in dams
pp. 347A-347A(1)
Authors: Gazetas G.; Uddin N.

The significance of earthquake-induced dynamic forces in coastal structures design
pp. 347A-347A(1)
Author: Bang-Fuh C.

Dynamic analysis of arch bridges under travelling loads
pp. 347A-347A(1)
Authors: Chatterjee P.K.; Datta T.K.

Ground-motion spatial variation effects on circular arch responses
pp. 347A-347A(1)
Author: Hong H.

Optimal control of above-ground pipelines under dynamic excitation
pp. 347A-348A(2)
Author: Baniotopoulos C.C.

Performance of single family houses during the Northridge earthquake
pp. 348A-348A(1)
Author: Day R.W.

Analysis of the failure of Interstate 10 freeway ramp during the Northridge earthquake of 17 January 1994
pp. 348A-348A(1)
Authors: Broderick B.M.; Elnashai A.S.

Why the cranes in Kobe harbour did the splits
pp. 348A-348A(1)
Author: Hamer M.

Order statistics of functionals of strong ground motiion for a class of renewal processes
pp. 348A-348A(1)
Author: Todorovska M.I.

Ultimate limit state seismic torsional provisions in Eurocode 8
pp. 348A-348A(1)
Authors: Chandler A.M.; Correnza J.C.; Hutchinson G.L.

Uplifting response of unanchored liquid-storage tanks
pp. 348A-348A(1)
Authors: Malhotra P.K.; Veletsos A.S.

Dynamic behaviour of concrete: tests of slabs with a shock tube
pp. 348A-348A(1)
Authors: Toutlemonde F.; Rossi P.; Boulay C.; Gourraud C.; Guedon D.

Blast effects on buildings. Design of buildings to optimize resistance to blast loading
pp. 348A-349A(2)
Authors: Mays G.C.; Smith P.D.

Application of sedimentology to the development and extraction of deep-mined coal
pp. 349A-349A(1)
Authors: Fulton I.M.; Guion P.D.; Jones N.S.

Borehole rupture from plastic yield to hydraulic fracture - a nonlinear model including elastoplasticity
pp. 349A-349A(1)
Authors: Y. W.; Scott J.D.; Dusseault M.B.

Medway mastered
pp. 349A-349A(1)
Author: Parker D.

Geotechnical monitoring during tunnel construction of section U3/16 and U3/17
pp. 349A-349A(1)
Authors: Rabensteiner K.; Weidinger F.

Construction of the underground in Vienna
pp. 349A-349A(1)
Authors: Muck F.; Pelz J.

Stations below populated areas
pp. 349A-349A(1)
Authors: Beschorner K.; Leitner A.

Further development of the NATM in construction of underground railway line 3 in Vienna
pp. 349A-350A(2)
Authors: Liebsch H.; Philipp E.

Practical estimation of air consumption for compressed air tunnelling
pp. 350A-350A(1)
Authors: Jodl H.G.; Strobl B.

Concrete quality and inner shell for the U3 underground line
pp. 350A-350A(1)
Authors: Miedler K.; Hermann W.; Mechtler L.

NATM in the case of soil contamination
pp. 350A-350A(1)
Authors: Muchsel H.; Sailer A.

The use of 4 tunnel drilling machines in Lesotho
pp. 350A-350A(1)
Authors: Diatz W.; Spaun G.

Steel fibre developments in South Africa
pp. 350A-350A(1)
Author: Wallis S.

Robots used for Hong Kong Mass Transit Railway repair
pp. 350A-350A(1)
Author: Reeves J.

Tunnels for a hydro project in a Chinese wilderness
pp. 350A-350A(1)
Author: Cheng X.

Evaluation of hazard from self-heating of sulphide rock
pp. 350A-351A(2)
Authors: Rosenblum F.; Spira P.

Canadian mining automation evolution: the digital mine en route to minewide automation
pp. 351A-351A(1)
Author: Scoble M.

Time-cost, trade-off analyses of longwall face transfers
pp. 351A-351A(1)
Authors: Patrick C.; Topuz E.

Contribution of shield movement to airborne dust levels in longwall faces
pp. 351A-351A(1)
Authors: Srikanth R.; Suboleski S.C.; Miola W.; Ramani R.V.

Corporate considerations in mine decommissioning
pp. 351A-351A(1)
Author: Brodie M.J.

Mine closure in South Africa
pp. 351A-351A(1)
Authors: Champigny N.; Van Heerden R.J.

French gas-storage project nearing completion
pp. 351A-351A(1)
Authors: De Laguerie P.; Durup J.G.

The storage complex in the salt caves of Manosque
pp. 351A-352A(2)
Author: De Laguerie P.

Seismogeological acceptance criteria for geological repositories for spent nuclear fuel
pp. 352A-352A(1)
Authors: Schenk V.; Schenkova Z.; Kottnauer P.

Station excavation into a production shaft
pp. 352A-352A(1)
Authors: Hickey P.; Oliver A.

Construction of the A20 Round Hill tunnels, Kent
pp. 352A-352A(1)
Author: Patullo G.

Driving the Puymorens road tunnel
pp. 352A-352A(1)
Authors: Effler M.; Hoffman O.E.; Schenk V.

The NATM in underground railway construction from the current standpoint
pp. 352A-352A(1)
Authors: Pacher F.; Martak L.

Grecian yearn for C & N
pp. 352A-352A(1)
Author: Lane E.

Metro Taipei; tunneldrive with EPB-shield
pp. 352A-353A(2)
Author: Nussbaumer M.

2D modelling of resistivity and magnetotelluric data from the Belvedere Spinello salt mine, Italy
pp. 353A-353A(1)
Authors: Lliceto V.; Santarato G.; Zerilli A.

Improving ground characteristics
pp. 353A-353A(1)
Author: Lees D.J.

Hydrogeological aspects of tunnel projects
pp. 353A-353A(1)
Author: Lombardi G.

Hydrogeological investigations for the Semmering railway tunnel, with separate consideration of isotope data
pp. 353A-353A(1)
Authors: Reichl P.; Zojer H.

Effects of the Kaponig exploration tunnel on joint water conditions
pp. 353A-353A(1)
Authors: Knoll P.; Ramspacher P.; Riedmuller G.; Steidl A.

The environmental impact of mining in the province of Katowice, Poland
pp. 353A-353A(1)
Authors: Rosik-Dulewska C.; Jarzebski L.

A study of the influence of weak viscoplastic strata in mine tunnels using finite element analysis
pp. 353A-354A(2)
Authors: Boughrarou R.; Reddish D.J.

Fracture analysis of base-edge-cracked reverse-tapered plates
pp. 354A-354A(1)
Authors: Dempsey J.P.; Adamson R.M.; Defranco S.J.

Viscoplastic damage model applied to cracking of gravity dam
pp. 354A-354A(1)
Author: Z. X.L.

Embedded representation of fracture in concrete with mixed finite elements
pp. 354A-354A(1)
Authors: Lotfi H.R.; P. B.S.

Initiation of parallel cracks from surface of elastic half-plane
pp. 354A-354A(1)
Authors: Yuan N.L.; A. P.H.; Bazant Z.P.

Laboratory Evaluation of Cement-Based Grouts and Grouted Rock Anchors
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