International Journal of Rock Mechanics and Mining Sciences and Geomechanics Abstracts

Eurock '93. Safety and environmental issues in rock engineering. Proceedings ISRM international symposium, Lisboa, June 1993. Volume 2
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Authors: Ribeiro L.; Sousa E.; Grossmann N.F.

Conference speciale: Apports de la Mecanique des Roches a la protection de l'environement
pp. 357A-357A(1)
Authors: Berest P.; Come B.

Offshore production growing mature fields are revitalized, new prospects come onstream
pp. 357A-357A(1)
Author: George D.

Age and duration of Mississippi Valley-type ore-mineralizing events
pp. 357A-357A(1)
Authors: Lewchuk M.T.; Symons D.T.A.

La Plomosa Ag, Zn, Pb deposit, San Antonio de Oriente district, Honduras
pp. 357A-358A(2)
Authors: Viland J.-C.; Henry B.

Diamond bearing formations in Kazakhstan (in Russian)
pp. 358A-358A(1)
Authors: Edigenov B.A.; Rozenkov V.S.

Mineral prospectivity of the Middle Devonian Dulladerry Volcanics, central-west New South Wales
pp. 358A-358A(1)
Author: Raymond O.L.

Peculiarities of the stressed condition of rocks in folded areas
pp. 358A-358A(1)
Authors: Aitmatov I.T.; Kojogulov K.C.

Faulting on the Volcanic Tableland, Owens Valley, California
pp. 358A-358A(1)
Author: Pinter N.

Inversion of the Broad Fourteens Basin (offshore Netherlands), a small-scale model investigation
pp. 358A-358A(1)
Authors: Nalpas T.; Le Douaran S.; Brun J.-P.; Unternehr P.; Richert J.-P.

Deep structure and metallogeny of Kazakhstan (in Russian)
pp. 358A-358A(1)
Authors: Bekzhanov G.R.; Kosal Y.A.; Lyubetsky V.N.

Current problems of increasing the raw mineral resources of gold in Kazakhstan (in Russian)
pp. 358A-358A(1)
Authors: Abishev V.M.; Globa V.A.; Ershov A.I.

Seabed physiography and morphology and their impact on the installation and protection of man-made structures
pp. 359A-359A(1)
Author: Melegari G.E.

Correlation between stone weathering and environmental factors in marine atmosphere
pp. 359A-359A(1)
Authors: Moropoulou A.; Theoulakis P.; Chrysophakis T.

Real time measurements of sandstone deterioration: a microcatchment study
pp. 359A-359A(1)
Authors: Halsey D.P.; Dews S.J.; Mitchell D.J.; Harris F.C.

The determination of suction-controlled slope stability in humid temperate environments
pp. 359A-359A(1)
Authors: Brooks S.M.; Anderson M.G.

Impact of vegetation on slope stability in a humid tropical environment: a modelling approach
pp. 359A-359A(1)
Authors: Collison A.J.C.; Anderson M.G.; Lloyd D.M.

The long-term weathering of PFA and implications for groundwater pollution
pp. 359A-359A(1)
Authors: Lee S.; Spears D.A.

Isotope hydrology investigations in large refuse lysimeters
pp. 359A-359A(1)
Authors: Maloszewski P.; Moser H.; Stichler W.; Trimborn P.

High energy particle flux variations as earthquake predictors
pp. 360A-360A(1)
Authors: Galper A.M.; Koldashov S.V.; Voronov S.A.

Anomalous global plasma structures as seismoionospheric precursors
pp. 360A-360A(1)
Authors: Oraevsky V.N.; Ruzhin Y.Y.; Depueva A.K.

Use of satellites to detect seismo-electromagnetic effects
pp. 360A-360A(1)
Author: Parrot M.

Are difficulties of earthquake prediction due to absence of precursory signs, gaps in instrumentation cover or poor choice of observation site?
pp. 360A-360A(1)
Authors: Pho H.-T.; Jingyuan Y.

Conditional simulation of non-Gaussian random fields for earthquake monitoring systems
pp. 360A-360A(1)
Authors: Ren Y.J.; Elishakoff I.; Shinozuka M.

Effect of known three-dimensional crustal structure on the strong ground motion and estimated slip history of the earthquake
pp. 360A-360A(1)
Authors: Cormier V.F.; Wei-Jou S.

Influence of near-surface geology on the direction of ground motion above a frequency of 1 Hz
pp. 360A-360A(1)
Authors: Vidale J.E.; Bonamassa O.

Influences of local geology on strong and weak ground motions recorded in the San Francisco Bay region and their implications for site-specific building-code provisions
pp. 361A-361A(1)
Authors: Borcherdt R.D.; Glassmoyer G.

Ground response on Treasure Island
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Authors: Rollins K.M.; Mchood M.D.; Hryciw R.D.; Homolka M.; Shewbridge S.E.

Deep instrumentation array at the Treasure Island Naval Station
pp. 361A-361A(1)
Authors: De Alba P.; Benoit J.; Pass D.G.; Carter J.J.; Youd T.L.; Shakal A.F.

Ground-response studies at the Alameda Naval Air Station
pp. 361A-361A(1)
Authors: Carlisle H.; Rollins K.M.

A postearthquake reevaluation of seismic hazard in the San Francisco Bay region
pp. 361A-361A(1)
Authors: Murphy J.M.; Wesnousky S.G.

Aftershock observations from a dense array in Sunnyvale, California
pp. 361A-361A(1)
Authors: Frankel A.; Hough S.E.; Friberg P.A.; Busby R.

Site response in Oakland, California, near the failed section of the Nimitz freeway
pp. 361A-362A(2)
Authors: Field E.H.; Hough S.E.; Jacob K.H.; Friberg P.A.

Variation of seismic site effects in the Santa Cruz Mountains, California
pp. 362A-362A(1)
Authors: Lindley G.T.; Archuleta R.J.

Simulation of strong ground motion
pp. 362A-362A(1)
Authors: Stevens J.L.; Day S.M.

Severe earthquakes in the Krasnodar reservoir region - new evaluations
pp. 362A-362A(1)
Author: Nikonov A.A.

The seasonality of Albanian earthquakes and cross-correlation with rainfall
pp. 362A-362A(1)
Author: Muco B.

Earthquakes and thermal state in the Hungarian Basin. Part 1: on the temperature of the brittle-ductile rheological transition
pp. 362A-362A(1)
Author: Bodre B.

Stress pulses in southern Italy
pp. 362A-362A(1)
Authors: Marzocchi W.; Mulargia F.

The geomorphological controls on seismically triggered landslides during the 1908 Straits of Messina earthquake, southern Italy
pp. 362A-362A(1)
Author: Murphy W.

Seismic hazard of Egypt
pp. 362A-363A(2)
Authors: El-Sayed A.; Wahlstrom R.; Kulhanek O.

Fractal geometry of faults in relation to the 12 October 1992 Cairo Earthquake
pp. 363A-363A(1)
Authors: Arab N.; Kazi A.; Rieke H.H.

Observations from the 12 October 1992 Dahshour earthquake in Egypt
pp. 363A-363A(1)
Authors: Badawi H.S.; Mourad S.A.

Source parameters of the Anjar earthquake of July 21, 1956, India, and its seismotectonic implications for the Kutch rift basin
pp. 363A-363A(1)
Authors: Wai-Ying C.; Hong G.

The Malawi earthquake of March 10, 1989: report of field survey
pp. 363A-363A(1)
Authors: Gupta H.K.; Malomo S.

Total analysis of the 1993 Hokkaido Nansei-oki earthquake using seismic wave, tsunami, and geodetic data
pp. 363A-363A(1)
Authors: Tanioka Y.; Satake K.; Ruff L.

Blind prediction of the site effects at Ashigara Valley, Japan, and its comparison with reality
pp. 363A-363A(1)
Authors: Zahradnik J.; Moczo P.; Hron F.

Gravity-driven flows in porous layers
pp. 363A-363A(1)
Authors: Huppert H.E.; Woods A.W.

Flow regimes and relative permeabilities during steady-state two-phase flow in porous media
pp. 363A-364A(2)
Authors: Avraam D.G.; Payatakes A.C.

Sensitivity of the optimum relaxation factor to heterogeneity in porous media
pp. 364A-364A(1)
Authors: Benali A.M.; De Backer L.W.; Sastre A.M.

Upscaling capillary pressure-saturation curves in heterogeneous porous media
pp. 364A-364A(1)
Author: Desbarats A.J.

On the velocity covariance and transport modeling in heterogeneous anisotropic porous formations. 1. Saturated flow
pp. 364A-364A(1)
Author: Russo D.

On the velocity covariance and transport modeling in heterogeneous anisotropic porous formations 2. Unsaturated flow
pp. 364A-364A(1)
Author: Russo D.

A three dimensional finite element model for fluid flow and transport in confined or unconfined aquifer
pp. 364A-364A(1)
Authors: Jacob F.; Crolet J.M.; Lesaint P.; Mania J.

Characterization of a high-transmissivity zone by well test analysis: steady state case
pp. 364A-364A(1)
Authors: Tiedeman C.R.; Hsieh P.A.; Christian S.B.

Two-dimensional modelling of water table fluctuation in response to localised transient recharge
pp. 365A-365A(1)
Authors: Rai S.N.; Singh R.N.

A noniterative technique for the direct implementation of well bore boundary conditions in three-dimensional heterogeneous formations
pp. 365A-365A(1)
Authors: Sudicky E.A.; Unger A.J.A.; Lacombe S.

Efficient particle tracking through internal field boundaries in zoned and fractured aquifers
pp. 365A-365A(1)
Authors: Katsifarakis K.L.; Latinopoulos P.

Pollution control of alluvial aquifers infiltrated by diesel oil: impact of fluctuating water level on the degree of groundwater contamination
pp. 365A-365A(1)
Authors: Razakarisoa O.; Muntzer P.; Schafer G.; Zilliox L.; Ducreux J.; Arnaud C.

Macroscopic models for active dispersion in aquifers contaminated by non-aqueous phase liquids
pp. 365A-365A(1)
Authors: Aigueperse A.; Quintard M.

Three-dimensional numerical codes for simulating groundwater contamination: LEA3D and NONLEA3D, transport with equilibrium and nonequilibrium adsorption
pp. 365A-365A(1)
Authors: Putti M.; Ferraris S.; Paniconi C.; Pini G.; Gambolati G.

Numerical study of the effects of a variable density contaminant plume in an unconfined aquifer
pp. 365A-365A(1)
Authors: Fan Y.; Kahawita R.; Tessier J.C.

Dispersive transport dynamics in a strongly coupled groundwater-brine flow system
pp. 365A-366A(2)
Authors: Oldenburg C.M.; Pruess K.

Validation of a finite element code to simulate the coupled problem of salt transport in groundwater
pp. 366A-366A(1)
Author: Dassargues A.

Using genetic algorithms to solve a multiobjective groundwater monitoring problem
pp. 366A-366A(1)
Authors: Cieniawski S.E.; Eheart J.W.; Ranjithan S.

Design of groundwater monitoring networks for landfills
pp. 366A-366A(1)
Authors: Meyer P.D.; Eheart J.W.; Ranjithan S.; Valocchi A.J.

Ground-water contribution from the Silurian/Devonian carbonate aquifer to the Mad River Valley, southwestern Ohio
pp. 366A-366A(1)
Authors: Sheets R.A.; Yost W.P.

A proposed geological parameterization method for parameter identification in three-dimensional groundwater modeling
pp. 366A-366A(1)
Authors: Ne-Zheng S.; Ming-Chin J.; W. W.-G.Y.

Safe yield of aquifers
pp. 366A-366A(1)
Authors: Miles J.C.; Chambet P.D.

Chalk fracture system characteristics: implications for flow and solute transport
pp. 366A-367A(2)
Authors: Younger P.L.; Elliot T.

The Chalk as a karstic aquifer: evidence from a tracer test at Stanford Dingley, Berkshire, UK
pp. 367A-367A(1)
Authors: Banks D.; Davies C.; Davies W.

Modelling of rising groundwatger levels in the Chalk aquifer of the London Basin
pp. 367A-367A(1)
Authors: Lucas H.C.; Robinson V.K.

Hydrochemical study of an aquifer system in an agricultural area in south west Spain
pp. 367A-367A(1)
Authors: Villalba M.; De la Rosa F.J.B.; Rodriguez M.T.; Sanchez J.C.J.

Identification and comparison of perennial yield estimation models using Mt. Amiata aquifer (southern Tuscany, Italy) as an example
pp. 367A-367A(1)
Authors: Barazzuoli P.; Rappuoli D.; Salleolini M.

Environmental contamination of groundwater in the Gaza Strip
pp. 367A-367A(1)
Author: Al-Agha M.R.

Statistical analysis of water table variations in Bahrain
pp. 367A-367A(1)
Authors: Mahmood H.R.; Twigg D.R.

Migration and contamination of major and trace elements in groundwater of Madras City, India
pp. 367A-368A(2)
Authors: Ramesh R.; Kumar K.S.; Eswaramoorthi S.; Purvaja G.R.

Annual regime characteristics of water level in bedrock wells in Beijing plain (in Chinese)
pp. 368A-368A(1)
Authors: Che Y.; Yu J.; Zhang D.; Sun Z.; Jian C.; Peng G.

Early Development of karst systems 2. Turbulent flow
pp. 368A-368A(1)
Authors: Howard A.D.; Groves C.G.

Tilts, strains, and ground-water levels near an early fissure in the Mimbres Basin, New Mexico
pp. 368A-368A(1)
Authors: Haneberg W.C.; Friesen R.L.

The investigation of dissolution subsidence incorporating microgravity geophysics at Ripon, Yorkshire
pp. 368A-368A(1)
Authors: Patterson D.A.; Davey J.C.; Cooper A.H.; Ferris J.K.

The potential for metal release by reductive dissolution of weathered mine tailings
pp. 368A-368A(1)
Authors: Ribet I.; Ptacek C.J.; Blowes D.W.; Jambor J.L.

Solute movement through homogeneous and heterogeneous soil columns
pp. 368A-368A(1)
Authors: Renduo Z.; Kangle H.; Jiannan X.

Eulerian-Lagrangian analysis of transport conditioned on hydraulic data. 1. Analytical-numerical approach
pp. 369A-369A(1)
Authors: Dongxiao Z.; Neuman S.P.

Eulerian-Lagrangian analysis of transport conditioned on hydraulic data. 2. Effects of log transmissivity and hydraulic head measurements
pp. 369A-369A(1)
Authors: Dongxiao Z.; Neuman S.P.

Eulerian-Lagrangian analysis of transport conditioned on hydraulic data. 3. Spatial moments, travel time distribution, mass flow rate, and cumulative release across a compliance surface
pp. 369A-369A(1)
Authors: Dongxiao Z.; Neuman S.P.

Eulerian-Lagrangian analysis of transport conditioned on hydraulic data. 4. Uncertain initial plume state and non-Gaussian velocities
pp. 369A-369A(1)
Authors: Dongxiao Z.; Neuman S.P.

Pore scale variation in retardation factor as a cause of monideal reactive breakthrough curves 2. Pore network analysis
pp. 369A-369A(1)
Authors: Sugita F.; Gillham R.W.; Mase C.

Pore scale variation in retardation factor as a cause of nonideal reactive breakthrough curves 3. Column investigations
pp. 369A-369A(1)
Authors: Sugita F.; Gillham R.W.

Theories of seepage into auger holes in homogeneous anisotropic soil
pp. 369A-369A(1)
Authors: Barua G.; Tiwari K.N.

A comparative study of soil column experiments and inverse parameter optimization predicting the unsaturated hydraulic functions
pp. 370A-370A(1)
Authors: Nutzmann G.; Moser H.; Joswig K.

Three-dimensional numerical codes for simulating groundwater contaminatin: FLOW3D, flow in saturated and unsaturated porous media
pp. 370A-370A(1)
Authors: Paniconi C.; Ferraris S.; Putti M.; Pini G.; Gambolati G.

Solute breakthrough curves for processed kaolin at low flow rates
pp. 370A-370A(1)
Authors: Shackelford C.D.; Redmond P.L.

A coupled model of flow and source term for simulating the radionuclides release from a geological radioactive waste disposal
pp. 370A-370A(1)
Authors: Conde C.; Francos A.; Hidalgo A.; Kindelan U.; Michavila F.

The Henry problem for saltwater intrusion
pp. 370A-370A(1)
Authors: Croucher A.E.; O'Sullivan M.J.

Inferential differential
pp. 370A-370A(1)
Author: Fleming K.

Minerals and rocks for industry (Vol. I)
pp. 370A-370A(1)
Authors: Ahmad Z.; Siddiqi R.A.

Minerals and rocks for industry (Vol. II)
pp. 370A-370A(1)
Authors: Ahmad Z.; Siddiqi R.A.

Minerals and rocks for industry (Vol. III)
pp. 370A-371A(2)
Authors: Ahmad Z.; Siddiqi R.A.

Magnetism in rocks
pp. 371A-371A(1)
Author: Dunlop D.J.

Asymmetric shape preferred orientations as shear-sense indicators
pp. 371A-371A(1)
Author: Shelley D.

Fractal analysis of granular materials
pp. 371A-371A(1)
Author: Vallejo L.E.

Some aspects of fabric anisotropy of soil
pp. 371A-371A(1)
Authors: Anandarajah A.; Kuganenthira N.

Properties and structure of hard coals from the borehole Niedobczyce IG-1 in Rybnik coal district, Upper Silesian Coal Basin, their petrographic and group constituents. 1. Variations in properties of the coals along the depth of the borehole
pp. 371A-371A(1)
Authors: Jasienko S.; Matuszewska A.; John A.

Properties and structure of hard coals from the borehole Niedobczyce IG-1 in the Rybnik coal district, Upper Silesian Coal Basin, their petrographic and group constituents. 2. Variations in petrographic composition of the coals along the depth of borehole and alterations in structure of the coals characterised by vitrinite spectroscopic analyses (X-ray, IR)
pp. 371A-371A(1)
Authors: Jasienko S.; Matuszewska A.; John A.

Application of imaging TOF-SIMS to the study of some coal macerals
pp. 371A-371A(1)
Author: Xiaoqiang H.

Coal type and rank variation in Tatu mine, New Zealand
pp. 372A-372A(1)
Author: Suggate R.P.

Deformability parameters of stratified and jointed rock
pp. 372A-372A(1)
Authors: Vlasov A.N.; Merzlyakov V.P.

Considerations on alternatives for the numerical modelling of fractured rock masses
pp. 372A-372A(1)
Authors: Vargas E.; Vaz L.E.

A shear failure strength law of rock in the brittle-plastic transition regime
pp. 372A-372A(1)
Author: Ohnaka M.

Failure zone development in andesite as observed from acoustic emission locations and velocity changes
pp. 372A-372A(1)
Authors: Rao M.V.M.S.; Kusunose K.

The 1992 Hibernia GBS site selection and investigation
pp. 372A-372A(1)
Authors: Keaveny J.M.; Ugaz O.

The intrinsic behaviour of a decomposed granite soil
pp. 372A-372A(1)
Authors: Lee I.K.; Coop M.R.

Incremental stress-strain behavior of granular soil
pp. 372A-373A(2)
Authors: Anandarajah A.; Sobhan K.; Kuganenthira N.

An elasto-plastic critical state framework for unsaturated soil
pp. 373A-373A(1)
Authors: Wheeler S.J.; Sivakumar V.

Cone penetration tests near the plastic limit
pp. 373A-373A(1)
Authors: Stone K.J.L.; Phan K.D.

Determination of properties of underwater soils by impact loading
pp. 373A-373A(1)
Author: Sukach M.K.

Interpretation of bender element tests
pp. 373A-373A(1)
Authors: Viggiani G.; Atkinson J.H.

Moisture retention characteristics of coastal sabkhas
pp. 373A-373A(1)
Authors: Sabtan A.; Al-Saify M.; Kazi A.

An investigation into the engineering properties of porcellanite aggregate from southern Trinidad
pp. 373A-373A(1)
Authors: Mootoo D.A.; Suite W.H.E.

Effects of particle size distribution, surface area and chemical composition on Portland cement strength
pp. 373A-373A(1)
Authors: Zhang Y.M.; Napier-Munn T.J.

The use of a hydromechanical numerical model to understand the behaviour of pressure tunnels and shafts
pp. 373A-374A(2)
Authors: Lamas L.N.; Sousa L.R.

Transport and mechanical properties of granitic rock as influence by the geometry of its fissure and crack network
pp. 374A-374A(1)
Author: Rosa R.N.

A plasticity model and algorithm for mode-I cracking in concrete
pp. 374A-374A(1)
Authors: Feenstra P.H.; De Borst R.

Dynamic observation of indentation process
pp. 374A-374A(1)
Authors: Yoshioka N.; Yoshioka M.

Improvement of coal tailings disposal via understanding of clay chemistry
pp. 374A-374A(1)
Authors: De Kretser R.G.; Boger D.V.

Geochemistry contributing to the rehabilitation of the Wismut uranium mines, Germany
pp. 374A-374A(1)
Authors: Lowson R.T.; Brown P.L.

Laboratory method for determining the complex dielectric permittivity of loose rocks (standing wave method)
pp. 374A-374A(1)
Authors: Fijas P.; Forkmann B.; Rappsilber I.

Remarkable oscillations of temperature, humidity and electrical potential observed in an underground quarry
pp. 375A-375A(1)
Authors: Morat P.; Le Mouel J.-L.; Pride S.; Jaupart C.

On vapour flow in a hot porous layer
pp. 375A-375A(1)
Authors: Fitzgerald S.D.; Woods A.W.

Australian hot dry rock geothermal energy potential and a possible test site in the Hunter Valley
pp. 375A-375A(1)
Authors: Wyborn D.; Somerville M.; Bocking M.; Murray A.

High-resolution digital temperature logging in areas with significant convective heat transfer
pp. 375A-375A(1)
Authors: Pfister M.; Rybach L.

High temperature filtration in soil remediation
pp. 375A-375A(1)
Authors: Finsten E.E.; Mance G.

Extractable organic compounds in the clay mineral sealing of a waste disposal site
pp. 375A-376A(2)
Authors: Puttmann W.; Bracke R.

Out of circulation
pp. 376A-376A(1)
Author: Wheeler P.

Neutron petrophysical characteristics of clays
pp. 376A-376A(1)
Author: Rysavy F.

A control volume model of solute transport in a single fracture
pp. 376A-376A(1)
Authors: Kennedy C.A.; Lennox W.C.

Issues in single-fracture transport modeling: scales, algorithms, and grid types
pp. 376A-376A(1)
Authors: Ewing R.P.; Jaynes D.B.

Particle transport through two-dimensional, saturated porous media: influence of physical structure of the medium
pp. 376A-376A(1)
Author: Silliman S.E.

A study of the intrinsic permeability of granite to gas
pp. 376A-376A(1)
Authors: Skoczylas F.; Henry J.P.

Numerical model for two-phase, semi-miscible and non-isothermal fluid flow in porous and fractured media
pp. 376A-376A(1)
Author: Gutierrez M.

Experimental ultrasonic velocities and permeability for sandstones with aligned cracks
pp. 376A-377A(2)
Authors: King M.S.; Chaudhry N.A.; Shakeel A.

Dolomite reservoirs: porosity evolution and reservoir characteristics
pp. 377A-377A(1)
Author: S. Q.S.

Modelling of the compaction behaviour of fractured chalk
pp. 377A-377A(1)
Authors: Gutierrez M.; Tunbridge L.; Hansteen H.; Makurat A.; Barton N.; Landa G.H.

Intercorrelation of capillary pressure derived parameters for sandstones of the Tortel Formation, Hungary
pp. 377A-377A(1)
Author: El Sayed A.M.A.

Investigation of sediment compaction in the Pannonian Basin using 3D gravity modelling
pp. 377A-377A(1)
Authors: Papp G.; Kalmar J.

Numerical modeling of freezing and swelling processes in the 'foundation - bed' system
pp. 377A-377A(1)
Authors: Fadeev A.B.; Sakharov I.I.; Repina P.I.

General solution of the spatial problem of the theory of interrelated seepage consolidation
pp. 377A-377A(1)
Authors: Shvets V.B.; Shapoval V.G.

The promise of elastic anisotropy
pp. 377A-378A(2)
Author: Armstrong P.

Plane waves in a semi-infinite fluid saturated porous medium
pp. 378A-378A(1)
Authors: De Boer R.; Zhanfang L.

Boundary element method with exterior collocation in two-dimensional elastodynamic problems
pp. 378A-378A(1)
Authors: T. M.F.; J. G.X.; Y. K.C.

Three-dimensional response of a layered cylindrical valley embedded in a layered half-space
pp. 378A-378A(1)
Authors: Luco J.E.; De Barros F.C.P.

Basin effects analysis from a dense strong motion observation network
pp. 378A-378A(1)
Authors: Kuo-Liang W.; Han-Yih P.; Liang-Fang L.

Pseudo relative velocity spectra of earthquake ground motion at high frequencies
pp. 378A-378A(1)
Author: Trifunac M.D.

Vertical increase in seismic velocity with depth in shallow crystalline bedrock
pp. 378A-378A(1)
Author: Okko O.

Determination of shallow refractor properties by 3D-CMP refraction seismic techniques
pp. 378A-379A(2)
Author: Ruhl T.

Ultrasonic wave propagation in dry and brine-saturated sandstones as a function of effective stress: laboratory measurements and modelling
pp. 379A-379A(1)
Authors: Tao G.; King M.S.; Nabi-Bidhendi M.

Liquefaction and postliquefaction behavior of sand
pp. 379A-379A(1)
Authors: Vaid Y.P.; Thomas J.

Estimating liquefaction potential of sand using the Piezovane
pp. 379A-379A(1)
Authors: Charlie W.A.; Scott C.E.; Siller T.J.; Butler L.W.; Doehring D.O.

Biot model of sound propagation in water-saturated sand
pp. 379A-379A(1)
Author: Chotiros N.P.

Generalized cyclic-degradation-pore-pressure generation model for clays
pp. 379A-379A(1)
Authors: Matasovic N.; Vucetic M.

Behavior of young bay mud from the Marina District of San Francisco under static and cyclic simple shear
pp. 379A-379A(1)
Authors: Sitar N.; Salgado R.

Model parameter optimization for site-dependent simulation of ground motion by simulated annealing: re-evaluation of the Ashigara Valley prediction experiment
pp. 379A-379A(1)
Authors: Scherbaum F.; Palme C.; Langer H.

Site-response models from high-resolution seismic reflection and refraction data recorded in Santa Cruz, California
pp. 380A-380A(1)
Authors: Williams R.A.; Cranswick E.; King K.W.; Carver D.L.; Worley D.M.

Source time functions of nuclear explosions and earthquakes in central Asia determined using empirical Green's functions
pp. 380A-380A(1)
Authors: Yingping L.; Toksoz M.N.; Rodi W.

Rock mass rating systems: to use or not to use?
pp. 380A-380A(1)
Author: Tarkoy P.J.

Approaches to predicting reservoir quality in sandstones
pp. 380A-380A(1)
Authors: Bloch S.; Helmold K.P.

The influence of natural fractures, faults and earth stresses on reservoir performance - geomechanical analysis by numerical modelling
pp. 380A-380A(1)
Authors: Heffer K.J.; Last N.C.; Koutsabeloulis N.C.; H. C.M.C.; Gutierrez M.; Makurat A.

Crustal stress in the northern North Sea as inferred from borehole breakouts and earthquake focal mechanisms
pp. 380A-380A(1)
Author: Lindholm C.D.

Quantitative models of very high fluid pressure: the possible role of lateral stresses
pp. 380A-380A(1)
Authors: Bour O.; Lerche I.; Grauls D.

Rock stress determination with the borehole slotter
pp. 381A-381A(1)
Authors: Becker A.; Werner D.

Determining horizontal stress direction using the stress mapping technique
pp. 381A-381A(1)
Authors: Mucho T.P.; Mark C.

Controlled fracturing for measurement of rockmass stresses (in Chinese)
pp. 381A-381A(1)
Author: Chou W.

A method to determine conductor setting depth in clay
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Discrimination of poorly exposed lithologies in imaging spectrometer data
pp. 382A-382A(1)
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Space-age integrated exploration and treatment of renewable regional sources of pristine groundwater in fractured rock 'megawatersheds'
pp. 382A-382A(1)
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Aerial thermal infrared mapping of the Waimangu-Waiotapu geothermal region, New Zealand
pp. 382A-382A(1)
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Problems of mountain hazard mapping using spaceborne remote sensing techniques
pp. 382A-382A(1)
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SAR integrated techniques for geohazard assessment
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Stereological sampling and analysis for characterizing discontinuous rock masses
pp. 382A-382A(1)
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The application of ground penetrating radar for mapping fractures in plutonic rocks within the Whiteshell research area, Pinawa, Manitoba, Canada
pp. 383A-383A(1)
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Use of soil information to determine application of ground penetrating radar
pp. 383A-383A(1)
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Engineering geological investigations and the application of rock mass classification approach in the construction of Norway's underground Olympic stadium
pp. 383A-383A(1)
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Seismic hazard mapping of Jordan
pp. 383A-383A(1)
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Underground high resolution seismic method as a low cost alternative for mapping sandstone replacement channels in coal mines
pp. 383A-383A(1)
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A postcript program for the production of equal angle equatorial hemispherical and spherical projection nets
pp. 383A-383A(1)
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Radio magnetotellurics: a new method in applied geophysics
pp. 384A-384A(1)
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Role of geoelectric methods in hydrocarbon and deep structural investigations in Russia
pp. 384A-384A(1)
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Deep resistivity surveys in the Waiotapu-Waikite-Reporoa region, New Zealand
pp. 384A-384A(1)
Authors: Risk G.F.; Caldwell T.G.; Bibby H.M.

Resistivity structure of the Waimangu Waiotapu, Waikite and Reporoa geothermal areas, New Zealand
pp. 384A-384A(1)
Authors: Bibby H.M.; Bennie S.L.; Stagpoole V.M.; Caldwell T.G.

Ground penetrating radar applications in engineering, environmental management, and geology
pp. 384A-384A(1)
Author: Mellett J.S.

Ground penetrating synthetic pulse radar: dynamic range and modes of operation
pp. 384A-384A(1)
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Field experiments for characterization of GPR antenna and pulse propagation
pp. 384A-385A(2)
Authors: Bernabini M.; Pettinelli E.; Pierdicca N.; Piro S.; Versino L.

Ground penetrating radar: antenna frequencies and maximum probable depths of penetration in Quaternary sediments
pp. 385A-385A(1)
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A laboratory scale model for the study of subsurface scattering in low-loss media with applications to ground penetrating radar
pp. 385A-385A(1)
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First results in autonomous retrieval of buried objects
pp. 385A-385A(1)
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Ground penetrating radar for the detection of liquid contaminants
pp. 385A-385A(1)
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Applications of ground penetrating radar in assessing some geological hazards: examples of groundwater contamination, faults, cavities
pp. 385A-385A(1)
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Borehole radar tunnel detection at Gjovik, Norway
pp. 385A-385A(1)
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Conventional and modern seismic investigations for rock quality determination at a dam site - a case history
pp. 385A-385A(1)
Authors: Louis J.; Papadopoulos T.; Drakatos G.; Pantzartzis P.

In-situ determination of macroscopic thermal neutron absorption cross-section of borehole model materials using the integrated flux method
pp. 385A-386A(2)
Authors: Menn S.A.; Hall H.E.

Modified wire line tools improve open hole logging operations
pp. 386A-386A(1)
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Determination of electrical resistivity, its anisotropy and heterogeneity on drill cores: a new method
pp. 386A-386A(1)
Authors: Rauen A.; Soffel H.C.

Magnetic pulse method applied to borehole deviation measurements
pp. 386A-386A(1)
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Cross-polarization borehole radar measurements with a slot antenna
pp. 386A-386A(1)
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Borehole radar experiment in limestone: analysis and data processing
pp. 386A-386A(1)
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Spectrometric gamma logging in mineral deposits
pp. 386A-386A(1)
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The application of the low activity borehole logging tool to the iron ore mining industry
pp. 386A-386A(1)
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Application of continuum analysis to borehole gamma-ray spectra obtained from the German continental deep drilling project
pp. 386A-387A(2)
Authors: Thakur A.N.; Arnold J.R.; Schweitzer J.S.

Empirical equation estimates geothermal gradients
pp. 387A-387A(1)
Author: Kutasov I.M.

Introduction to geological data analysis
pp. 387A-387A(1)
Authors: Swan A.R.H.; Sandilands M.

Some aspects of back analysis in geotechnical engineering
pp. 387A-387A(1)
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Information systems for Discovery 2000
pp. 387A-387A(1)
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An automated environment for soils- and terrain-dependent applications
pp. 387A-387A(1)
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TWYTT: a FORTRAN program for calculating the two-way travel time of stratigraphic or other markers on seismic reflection profiles of layered geological media
pp. 387A-387A(1)
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Spreadsheet interpretation of seismic refraction data
pp. 387A-387A(1)
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GMINV: a computer program for gravity or magnetic data inversion
pp. 387A-388A(2)
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XCORR: a cross-over technique to adjust track data
pp. 388A-388A(1)
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Two-dimensional, regularised inversion of VLF data
pp. 388A-388A(1)
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Invariants for correcting field polarisation effect in MT-VLF resistivity mapping
pp. 388A-388A(1)
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Analysis of GPR data: wave propagation velocity determination
pp. 388A-388A(1)
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C program for automatic contouring of spherical orientation data using a modified Kamb method
pp. 388A-388A(1)
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DTM-based surface and volume approximation. Geophysical applications
pp. 388A-388A(1)
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A geostatistical ore reserve estimation of the Itakpe iron ore deposit, Okene, Kogi State
pp. 388A-389A(2)
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Decision support system for evaluating pump-and-treat remediation alternatives
pp. 389A-389A(1)
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Theory of ground stress and infra-red radiation of rockmass (in Chinese)
pp. 389A-389A(1)
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Effect of geodynamics on the reliability of the dam behind the Chirkey hydroelectric power plant
pp. 389A-389A(1)
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Interaction between geology and geotechnical monitoring at the Sonnberg Tunnel
pp. 389A-389A(1)
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Expert systems as a guide to safer rock excavation design
pp. 389A-389A(1)
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Underground in a virtual world
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Bearing capacity of a foundation resting on a soil reinforced by a group of columns
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Reinforced soil and soil nailing for slopes - advice note HA68/94
pp. 390A-390A(1)
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Construction problems and building control
pp. 390A-390A(1)
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Three dimensional computer graphic models by analytical photogrammetry
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Optimising arch design
pp. 390A-390A(1)
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Interactions between gas extraction wells
pp. 390A-390A(1)
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Experimental study of sand production from perforation cavities
pp. 390A-390A(1)
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Forms of hydraulic fractures created during a field test in overconsolidated glacial drift
pp. 390A-391A(2)
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Hydraulic excavators
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From manual to automatic control
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Drilling and completing multiple lateral sections from one borehole
pp. 391A-391A(1)
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A study of the design of inclined wellbores with regard to both mechanical stability and fracture intersection, and its application to the Australian North West Shelf
pp. 391A-391A(1)
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Stability analysis of drillstring rotation
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New downhole tools improve core recovery
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Unocal building range of solutions for drilling deep Norphlet environment
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Declaring trench warfare!
pp. 392A-392A(1)
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Determination of major parameters of button bit (in Chinese)
pp. 392A-392A(1)
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Recent advances in burn cut technology
pp. 392A-392A(1)
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Surface vibrations due to a vertical column of explosive
pp. 392A-392A(1)
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Vibration levels of natural phenomana
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Blast vibration control in Hunter Valley coal mines
pp. 392A-392A(1)
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Mine owner and explosives supplier - partners in controlling the environmental effects of blasting
pp. 392A-392A(1)
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I've got a TBM in Kalamazoo!
pp. 392A-392A(1)
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A research and application of series TYZ raise boring machine (in Chinese)
pp. 392A-392A(1)
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The radial line concept for cutting head pick lacing arrangements
pp. 393A-393A(1)
Author: Hekimoglu O.Z.

Masonry retaining wall reconstruction and rock face stabilization using soil nails, masonry and dowels
pp. 393A-393A(1)
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Assessment of wood and alternative materials for supplemental roof support construction
pp. 393A-393A(1)
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Rock engineering developments following from disasters and damage occurrences in South African mines
pp. 393A-393A(1)
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The Alpine Bolter Miner - Austrian technology for rapid roadway development
pp. 393A-393A(1)
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New approaches to tunnel stability analysis
pp. 393A-394A(2)
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Behavior of grouted anchors subjected to repeated loadings in field
pp. 394A-394A(1)
Authors: Benmokrane B.; Chekired M.; H. X.; Ballivy G.

Monitoring behavior of grouted anchors using vibrating-wire gauges
pp. 394A-394A(1)
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Cable bolting - potential applications for variable strata conditions
pp. 394A-394A(1)
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Resin-grouted cables for longwall tailgate support stability
pp. 394A-394A(1)
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Tailgate support practice in US longwall mines - a survey
pp. 394A-394A(1)
Authors: Peng S.S.; Biswas K.

Evaluation of support performance in a highly stressed mine
pp. 394A-394A(1)
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Operational experience with FLEXIBOLT systems in Australian coal mines
pp. 394A-395A(2)
Authors: Fuller P.G.; O'Grady P.; McCowan B.; Butcher R.K.

Roofbolting in the Cape Breton Development Corporation's Phalen Colliery
pp. 395A-395A(1)
Authors: MacDonald B.; MacPherson K.

Silver lining
pp. 395A-395A(1)
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Time dependent strength of coal strata for long-term pillar stability
pp. 395A-395A(1)
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Influence of support capacity and geometry on tailgate support
pp. 395A-395A(1)
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Pillarless longwall mining for multiple seams
pp. 395A-395A(1)
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The design and selection of powered supports for application in 4.5 metre extraction at Daw Mill Colliery
pp. 395A-396A(2)
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Innovative concept in tailgate entry support: elimination of crib blocks through utilization of new high capacity roof truss systems
pp. 396A-396A(1)
Authors: Stankus J.C.; Song G.; McCaffrey J.J.; S. S. P.

The massive collapse of coal pillars-case histories from the United States
pp. 396A-396A(1)
Authors: Chase F.E.; Zipf R.K.; Mark C.

Yield pillar behavior at Jim Walter No. 7 Mine: stress and strata measurements of yield and abutment pillars
pp. 396A-396A(1)
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Aspects on a theory of grouting
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Fluid-rock interaction and grouting
pp. 396A-396A(1)
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Study on the high-pressure grouting of the overburden for subsidence control
pp. 396A-396A(1)
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Jet grouting in construction
pp. 396A-396A(1)
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Applications of jet grouting in civil engineering
pp. 397A-397A(1)
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Three-leaf stone masonry strengthened by injecting cement grouts
pp. 397A-397A(1)
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Lasting effect
pp. 397A-397A(1)
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Leach repellant
pp. 397A-397A(1)
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Analysis of pullout tests for planar reinforcements in soil
pp. 397A-397A(1)
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Experimental evaluation of pullout analyses for planar reinforcements
pp. 397A-397A(1)
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Reinforced granular fill-soft soil system: confinement effect
pp. 397A-397A(1)
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Reinforced granular fill-soft soil system: membrane effect
pp. 397A-397A(1)
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A generalized mechanical model for geosynthetic-reinforced foundation soil
pp. 397A-398A(2)
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Technology for coastal development activities in Japan
pp. 398A-398A(1)
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Advances in coastal ocean space utilization: artificial islands and floating cities
pp. 398A-398A(1)
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Centrifuge model tests of a gravity platform on very dense sand: I: testing technique and results
pp. 398A-398A(1)
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Centrifuge model tests of a gravity platform on very dense sand; II: interpretation
pp. 398A-398A(1)
Authors: Andersen K.H.; Allard M.A.; Hermstad J.

General report
pp. 398A-398A(1)
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Team building
pp. 398A-399A(2)
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Use of nonlinear subgrade modulus in AASHTO design procedure
pp. 399A-399A(1)
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Investigations into the settlement characteristics of trench reinstatements
pp. 399A-399A(1)
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Use of new methods of compaction for soils prone to slump-type settlement
pp. 399A-399A(1)
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Sustainable approaches to the construction of roads and other infrastructure in the Hindu Kush-Himalayas
pp. 399A-399A(1)
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Comparison of methods used to create estimate of air-freezing index
pp. 399A-399A(1)
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Shaft capacity of displacement piles in a high OCR clay
pp. 399A-399A(1)
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Predicted and observed cyclic performance of piles in calcareous sand
pp. 399A-399A(1)
Authors: Al-Douri R.H.; Poulos H.G.

Cracked? Exploring post-construction evidence in the interpretation of trial pile data
pp. 400A-400A(1)
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The understanding of continuous flight auger piling, its monitoring and control
pp. 400A-400A(1)
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Estimating the coefficient of subgrade reaction for plane strain conditions
pp. 400A-400A(1)
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Reliability issues and future challenges in geotechnical engineering for offshore structures
pp. 400A-400A(1)
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Soil-bearing capacity model tests for a new type platform in the Bohai Bay (in Chinese)
pp. 400A-400A(1)
Authors: Fan Y.; Chen H.

A computational model for fixity of spud cans on stiff clay
pp. 400A-400A(1)
Authors: Jostad H.P.; Nadim F.; Andersen K.H.

Soil-structure interaction analysis of embedded caisson anchor under tension load
pp. 400A-400A(1)
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In the wet
pp. 400A-401A(2)
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Prismatic porous dam with vertical walls: analytical contribution to the determination of the free surface
pp. 401A-401A(1)
Author: Ridolfi L.

Complete adjustment method for arch dam analysis based on the straight radial fibre assumption (in Chinese)
pp. 401A-401A(1)
Authors: Liu G.; Wang S.

Determining the reliability of concrete dams through diagnosis of their bedrock
pp. 401A-401A(1)
Author: Kalustyan E.S.

Ageing of concrete dam foundations
pp. 401A-401A(1)
Authors: Pedro J.O.; Mascarenhas A.; Silva H.S.

Radar techniques for indicating internal erosion in embankment dams
pp. 401A-401A(1)
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Strong-motion instrumentation of dams
pp. 401A-401A(1)
Author: Darbre G.R.

Unhappy anniversary - the disaster at Bouzey in 1895
pp. 401A-401A(1)
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Study on failure mechanism of roller compacted concrete gravity dam (in Chinese)
pp. 401A-401A(1)
Authors: Duan Y.; Lai G.

The investigation of deformation process and anomalous characteristics for arch dam and its abutments built on complex rock foundation (in Chinese)
pp. 401A-402A(2)
Authors: Geng K.; Wu Y.; Bao Y.

Instrumentation of dams by accelographs
pp. 402A-402A(1)
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World focus on pumped storage - Europe
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Recharging water supplies in Oman
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Generalized stability analysis of reinforced embankments on soft clay
pp. 402A-402A(1)
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History of stepped channels and spillways: a rediscovery of the 'wheel'
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Coastal engineering - waves, beaches, wave-structure interactions
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Porous flow through rubble-mound material
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Effect of permeability on stability of rubble bases
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Flow beneath a weir on permeable foundation by boundary element method
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Tons Hydel project - method adopted for construction of link canal
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Energy dissipators
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Inquiry into rockfill slope stability analyses
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Rotational stability of unreinforced and reinforced embankments on soft soils
pp. 403A-403A(1)
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Additional information on the dynamic processes of the banks of the Nechranice water reservoir
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Geotechnical factors contributing to stockpile slope stability
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Constitutive modeling and analysis of creeping slopes
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Slope stabilization using old rubber tires and geotextiles
pp. 404A-404A(1)
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Engineering geomorphological mapping and opencast mining in unstable mountains - a case study
pp. 404A-404A(1)
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Landslide and erosion hazard mapping of Ok Tedi copper mine, Papua New Guinea
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Pit wall design implementation at Mt Whaleback open pit mine, Newman, Western Australia
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Erosional stability of rehabilitated uranium mine structures incorporating natural landform characteristics, northern tropical Australia
pp. 404A-404A(1)
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Behaviour of geosynthetic reinforced soil retaining walls using the finite element method
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Experience gained with the construction and occupancy of buildings on three-dimensional ventilated envelope foundations
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Alternative liaisons
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The design of Katse Dam
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Unit-impulse response matrix of unbounded medium by infinitesimal finite-element cell method
pp. 405A-405A(1)
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Identification of hysteretic oscillators under earthquake loading by nonparametric models
pp. 405A-405A(1)
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Energy-based linear damage model for high-intensity seismic loading
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Non-stationary random seismic responses of non-uniform beams
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Cyclic behaviour of locally web-stiffened W-shape beams
pp. 405A-405A(1)
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Transient response of single piles under horizontal excitations
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Horizontal translation and rocking rotation of a rigid tubular foundation
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Modification of Mononobe-Okabe theory
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Control algorithm for estimating future responses of active variable stiffness structure
pp. 406A-406A(1)
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Solution of random structural system subject to nonstationary excitation: transforming the equation with random coefficients to one with deterministic coefficients and random initial conditions
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Active control of nonlinear base-isolated buildings
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Reduction of steady-state forced vibrations of structures with dynamic absorbers
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Seismic response of segmental buildings
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Northridge postscript: lesson on steel connections
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Damage analysis of simulated I-880 structures under the Loma Prieta earthquake
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Separation between buildings to avoid pounding during earthquakes
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Analytical prediction of experimental building pounding
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A new technique for the mitigation of the seismic risk of ENEL electrical apparatus
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Nonlinear behaviour of bottom plate in cylindrical liquid storage tanks for seismic applications
pp. 407A-407A(1)
Authors: D. T.L.; Xianguang Z.

Dynamic response of concrete-faced rockfill dams to strong seismic excitation
pp. 407A-407A(1)
Authors: Uddin N.; Gazetas G.

Seismic fracture of Koyna Dam: case study
pp. 407A-408A(2)
Authors: Pekau O.A.; Feng L.; Zhang C.

Reaction of the dams behind the Toktogul and Kurpsa hydroelectric power plants to repeated earthquakes
pp. 408A-408A(1)
Authors: Marchuk A.N.; Umralin K.B.; Moldebekov Z.I.; Aleksandrovskaya E.K.; Shaikhutdinova V.K.; Kamchibekova M.L.

Seismic interaction at separation joints of an instrumented concrete bridge
pp. 408A-408A(1)
Authors: Malhotra P.K.; M. J.H.; Shakal A.F.

A regulatory perspective on appropriate seismic loading stress criteria for advanced light water reactor piping systems
pp. 408A-408A(1)
Author: Terao D.

Wave motion turbulence control in floating production systems
pp. 408A-408A(1)
Author: Clark M.E.

Quantitative assessment of landslide risk in design practice
pp. 408A-408A(1)
Authors: Romanov A.M.; Darevskii V.E.

Seismic stability procedures for solid-waste landfills
pp. 408A-408A(1)
Authors: Bray J.D.; Augello A.J.; Leonards G.A.; Repetto P.C.; Byrne R.J.

Design shake-up
pp. 408A-408A(1)
Author: Fleming D.

Proceedings of the 13th international conference on ground control in mining, Morgantown, WV, August 1994
pp. 409A-409A(1)
Author: Peng S.S.

Engineering - geological aspects of highwall mining methods and techniques
pp. 409A-409A(1)
Authors: Moelle K.H.R.; Dean-Jones G.L.; Li G.; She T.

Some prospective mining applications of fluid injection in rock
pp. 409A-409A(1)
Author: Brady B.H.

Experience with the boundary element method of numerical modeling as a tool to resolve complex ground control problems
pp. 409A-409A(1)
Authors: Karabin G.J.; Evanto M.A.

Realistic design of ground control based on geotechnical data obtained during mine development
pp. 409A-409A(1)
Author: Unrug K.F.

Stable entry design in a multi-seam environment
pp. 409A-409A(1)
Authors: Ganguli R.; Fraher R.; Haycocks C.; Karmis M.

Some factors influencing stability of longwall gateroad
pp. 409A-410A(2)
Authors: Matsui K.; Shimada H.

Influence of irregular boundary weakening on the block caving process
pp. 410A-410A(1)
Authors: Zhang S.; Tong G.

Ensuring the stability of rock masses accommodating large underground cavities
pp. 410A-410A(1)
Authors: Kazikaev J.M.; Grigoriev A.M.; Fomin B.A.; Zhurin S.N.; Ribeiro E Sousa L.; Grossmann N.F.

Stability and stress evaluation in mines using in-seam seismic methods
pp. 410A-410A(1)
Authors: Williams E.M.; Westman E.C.

Design of roadway support using a strain softening model
pp. 410A-410A(1)
Authors: Hematian J.; Porter I.; Aziz N.I.

Recent investigation of extent of fractured zone and displacement of rocks around the roadways (in Chinese)
pp. 410A-410A(1)
Author: Guobin F.

Maintenance of roadways in soft rocks by destress blasting of roadway-rib (in Chinese)
pp. 410A-410A(1)
Author: Kexin D.

Automation of a progressive failure procedure for analysis of underground mine pillar designs
pp. 410A-410A(1)
Authors: Kripakov N.P.; Sun M.C.; Donato D.A.

Tailgate roadway convergence: a key indicator of potential ground control problems
pp. 411A-411A(1)
Author: Cox R.M.

Difficult ground halts TBM
pp. 411A-411A(1)
Author: Page M.

Athens tunnel collapse raises Metro doubts
pp. 411A-411A(1)
Author: Greeman A.

Geo-technical problems leading to intake portal collapse and construction features of main tunnel from CH 0 to CH 218 of Ranganadi hydro-electric project: Arunachal Pradesh (a case study)
pp. 411A-411A(1)
Author: Kunjayyappan M.V.

Ground characterisation for the Providence CSO storage tunnels
pp. 411A-411A(1)
Authors: Dill R.; Dobbels D.; Parker J.

The Heathrow express trial tunnel
pp. 411A-411A(1)
Author: Deane A.P.

Acting on the method
pp. 411A-411A(1)
Author: Mussger K.

Lined on time
pp. 411A-411A(1)
Author: Moore I.

Ma An hydro scheme in the context of Taiwan tunnelling
pp. 412A-412A(1)
Author: Way A.

Conclusions from 100 constructed power caverns for future planning
pp. 412A-412A(1)
Author: Honisch K.

Infrastructure information system - mine
pp. 412A-412A(1)
Authors: Keune W.; Simon R.

Mine automation
pp. 412A-412A(1)
Author: Chadwick J.

Longwall production, maintenance, and roof control system
pp. 412A-412A(1)
Authors: Hart W.M.; Peng S.S.; Chen J.S.; Shen Q.H.

Dartbrook Mine - greenfield opportunities in the upper Hunter Valley
pp. 412A-412A(1)
Author: Sutherland A.G.

Development of the Bulga coal mine complex
pp. 412A-412A(1)
Authors: Yeates R.A.; Egan S.; Hamblyn S.

Northparkes copper-gold project
pp. 413A-413A(1)
Authors: Swann R.C.; Stewart C.A.

Crown-pillar risk assessment - planning aid for cost-effective mine closure remediation
pp. 413A-413A(1)
Authors: Carter T.G.; Miller R.I.

Beneath the conflict zone: secure storage on the ocean floor
pp. 413A-413A(1)
Author: Francis T.J.G.

Geotechnical core characterization for the UK radioactive waste repository design
pp. 413A-413A(1)
Author: Barton N.

A model approach to radioactive waste disposal at Sellafield
pp. 413A-413A(1)
Authors: Haszeldine R.S.; McKeown C.

Site assessment and characterization for high-level nuclear waste disposal: results from the Stripa Project, Sweden
pp. 413A-413A(1)
Authors: Olsson O.; Gale J.E.

Geotechnical predictions of the excavation disturbed zone at Stripa
pp. 413A-414A(2)
Authors: Barton N.; Makurat A.; Monsen K.; Vik G.; Tunbridge L.

Evidence of adequate soil cover in pipe trenches
pp. 414A-414A(1)
Authors: Schmidt H.-H.; Zeller A.E.

Trenchless in San Diego
pp. 414A-414A(1)
Author: Swallow W.J.

New utilidor under the Duwamish
pp. 414A-414A(1)
Author: Panattoni M.

Exploratory adit for Niagara River hydroelectric development
pp. 414A-414A(1)
Author: Huang J.

Continuous conveyor system enables non-stop driving
pp. 414A-414A(1)
Authors: Ganey R.J.; Alspaugh M.A.

Blast-off!
pp. 414A-414A(1)
Author: Reynolds P.

Invert revert: tunnelling at London Bridge
pp. 415A-415A(1)
Author: Oliver A.

Bolt hold
pp. 415A-415A(1)
Author: Byles R.

Vive la difference
pp. 415A-415A(1)
Authors: Levy M.; Hueber J.; Demorieux J.-M.; Croiset J.-E.; Pre M.

North Sea gas pipe jack pushes technology to the limit
pp. 415A-415A(1)
Author: Remmer F.

Cooling water tunnels under the sea
pp. 415A-415A(1)
Author: Rasaner M.

Norwegian tunnelling methods
pp. 415A-415A(1)
Author: Mellors T.

Bergen treats its sewage underground
pp. 415A-415A(1)
Author: Haukedalen A.

Sound design
pp. 415A-415A(1)
Author: Wheeler P.

Brazilians take on the Midmar water tunnel
pp. 415A-415A(1)
Author: Wallis S.

Tunnelling in the Himalayas: problems and solutions
pp. 415A-416A(2)
Authors: Goel R.K.; Jethwa J.L.; Paithankar A.G.

Tunnel mucking systems compared
pp. 416A-416A(1)
Author: Walker S.

On the neutralization of acid rock drainage by carbonate and silicate minerals
pp. 416A-416A(1)
Authors: Sherlock E.J.; Lawrence R.W.; Poulin R.

An assessment of acid rock drainage continuous monitoring technology
pp. 416A-416A(1)
Authors: Fytas K.; Hadjigeorgiou J.

Hydrogeologic effects of subsidence at a longwall mine in the Pittsburgh coal seam
pp. 416A-416A(1)
Authors: Carver L.; Rauch H.

The modelling of saline intrusion during the construction of submerged tunnels
pp. 416A-416A(1)
Authors: Roberts T.; White J.; Mohammed Z.

The rise and rise of geotextiles
pp. 416A-416A(1)
Author: Russell E.

Watery excavations for the Sydhavnsgade Tunnel
pp. 416A-416A(1)
Authors: Land P.; Borchardt P.

Characterisation of undermined strata in predicting coal mining subsidence
pp. 416A-417A(2)
Authors: Zhang M.; Bhattacharyya A.K.

Monitoring railroad response to mining subsidence and assessment of subsidence effects on railroad - a case study
pp. 417A-417A(1)
Authors: Yi L.; S. S.P.

A comparison of overburden response due to longwall mining
pp. 417A-417A(1)
Authors: Ingram D.K.; Trevits M.A.; Jeran P.W.

Longwall ground behavior characteristics in the Illinois coal basin - a field study
pp. 417A-417A(1)
Authors: Zhanjing Y.; Y. P.C.; Guolin Y.

Cavability study of a competent roof - a case study
pp. 417A-417A(1)
Authors: Singh T.N.; Dubey B.K.

Evaluating roof control in underground coal mines with the coal mine roof rating
pp. 417A-417A(1)
Authors: Mark C.; Molinda G.M.

Hazard mapping combining geostatistical modeling of coal mine roof quality ratings with numerical modeling of stress data
pp. 417A-417A(1)
Author: Riefenberg J.

Rockburst as manifestation of the dynamic system instability (rockburst model)
pp. 417A-417A(1)
Author: Belov N.I.

Microseismic monitoring in the Sydney coalfield
pp. 417A-418A(2)
Authors: Corbett G.R.; Mottahed P.; Lebel D.

Hydrodynamic effects in rigid tanks containing layered liquids
pp. 418A-418A(1)
Authors: Veletsos A.S.; Shivakumar P.

Stochastic techniques for analyzing shallow-buried reinforced concrete box-type structure
pp. 418A-418A(1)
Authors: M. L.W.; Li-Zhe T.

Experimental observations of the brittle failure process of ice and ice-structure contact
pp. 418A-418A(1)
Author: Tuhkuri J.

Depth profiles of effective viscosities of temperate firn following from strain rate measurements at two firn pits (Kesselwandferner, Oetztal Alps, 1967-1989)
pp. 418A-418A(1)
Authors: Ambach W.; Huber J.; Eisner H.; Schneider H.

Direction of crack extension under general plane loading
pp. 418A-418A(1)
Authors: M. S.; M.-H. H.S.

A comparison of crack-flank displacement fitting from estimation K with a path independent integral
pp. 418A-418A(1)
Authors: Cooper D.B.; Meda G.; Sinclair G.B.

A new failure criterion for the Gurson-Tvergaard dilational constitutive model
pp. 418A-419A(2)
Authors: Z. L.Z.; Niemi E.

Progressive Microcrack Development in Tests on Lac du Bonnet Granite--I. Acoustic Emission Source Location and Velocity Measurements
pp. 741-750(10)
Authors: Meglis I.L.; Chow T.M.; Young R.P.

Progressive Microcrack Development in Tests on Lac du Bonnet Granite--II. Ultrasonic Tomographic Imaging
pp. 751-761(11)
Authors: Chow T.M.; Meglis I.L.; Young R.P.

Physical Mechanisms of Hard Rock Fragmentation under Mechanical Loading: A Review
pp. 763-766(4)
Author: Mishnaevsky L.L.