International Journal of Rock Mechanics and Mining Sciences and Geomechanics Abstracts

The velocity description of deformation. Paper 1: theory
pp. 1A-1A(1)
Authors: Waltham D.; Hardy S.

The velocity description of deformation. Paper 2: sediment geometries associated with fault-bend and fault-propagation folds
pp. 1A-1A(1)
Authors: Hardy S.; Poblet J.

Shear zones as a new type of palaeostress indicator
pp. 1A-1A(1)
Authors: Srivastava D.C.; Lisle R.J.; Vandycke S.

Mechanical response, chemical variation, and volume change in the Brookneal and Hylas shear zones, Virginia
pp. 1A-1A(1)
Authors: Gundersen L.C.S.; Gates A.E.

Structural control of Tertiary Au-Ag-bearing breccias in an extensional environment, Nelson area, southern Nevada, USA
pp. 1A-1A(1)
Authors: Craw D.; McKeag S.A.

The Middle Badenian rock salts in the Carpathian Foredeep - characteristics, origin and economic value
pp. 1A-1A(1)
Author: Czapowski G.

Fault-controlled eastern mediterranean coast, Lebanon: geological contribution to coastal management
pp. 1A-1A(1)
Author: Khawlie M.R.

Deep structure and its metallogenic significance in China and ajdacent areas (in Chinese)
pp. 1A-2A(2)
Author: Chen S.

The genesis of the brown boulder clay of Dublin
pp. 2A-2A(1)
Authors: Farrell E.R.; Coxon P.; Doff D.H.; Pried'homme L.

Provenance and weathering depth of carbonaceous Gotland sandstone by use of carbon and oxygen isotopes
pp. 2A-2A(1)
Authors: Aberg G.; Lofvendahl R.; Stijfhoorn D.; Raheim A.

Analysis of deteriorated sandstone at the Royal Palace, Stockholm
pp. 2A-2A(1)
Author: Nord A.G.

The influence of acid rains on the lithothamnian limestone on the gallary of the Mary's Ascension Cathedral, Zagreb, Croatia
pp. 2A-2A(1)
Authors: Crnkovic B.; Tadej N.; Pollak D.

Deterioration of stone materials in the buildings of Krakow, southern Poland
pp. 2A-2A(1)
Authors: Wilczynska-Michalik W.; Michalik M.

Empirical analysis of slope and runoff for sediment delivery from interrill areas
pp. 2A-2A(1)
Author: Chi-hua H.

Topographic zonation of infiltration in the hilly loess region, north China
pp. 2A-2A(1)
Authors: Gang L.; Shiu H.L.; Qiang G.C.

Slumgullion: Colorado's natural landslide laboratory
pp. 2A-3A(2)
Author: Highland L.M.

Rainfall-landslide relationship for Hong Kong
pp. 3A-3A(1)
Authors: Kay J.N.; Chen T.

New seismic gap hypothesis: five years after
pp. 3A-3A(1)
Authors: Kagan Y.Y.; Jackson D.D.

Multifractal analysis of earthquake catalogues
pp. 3A-3A(1)
Authors: Godano C.; Caruso V.

Earthquake recurrence on the southern San Andreas modulated by fault-normal stress
pp. 3A-3A(1)
Authors: Palmer R.; Weldon R.; Humphreys E.; Saucier F.

Is there any relation between the earthquakes and graphitic conductors in the upper crust? - a hypothesis
pp. 3A-3A(1)
Author: Adam A.

Hypocenter determination of local earthquakes using genetic algorithm
pp. 3A-3A(1)
Author: Bondar I.

CO₂ and radon measurements in the Vogtland area (Germany) - a contribution to earthquake prediction research
pp. 3A-3A(1)
Authors: Heinicke J.; Koch U.; Martinelli G.

Statistical features of foreshocks in comparison with other earthquake clusters
pp. 3A-4A(2)
Authors: Ogata Y.; Utsu T.; Katsura K.

Spatial correlation of earthquake ground motion: non-parametric estimation
pp. 4A-4A(1)
Authors: Boissieres H.-P.; Vanmarcke E.H.

Earthquakes in the Vancouver area
pp. 4A-4A(1)
Author: Rogers G.C.

Catalogue of US Geological Survey strong-motion records, 1992
pp. 4A-4A(1)
Authors: Switzer J.C.; Porcella R.L.

Frequency domain inversion of strong motions: application to the 1992 Landers earthquake
pp. 4A-4A(1)
Authors: Cotton F.; Campillo M.

Stability of coda wave attenuation during the Loma Prieta, California, earthquake sequence
pp. 4A-4A(1)
Authors: Beroza G.C.; Cole A.T.; Ellsworth W.L.

Ground motions during the 1994 Northridge earthquake
pp. 4A-4A(1)
Authors: Finn W.D.L.; Ventura C.E.; Schuster N.D.

The 1994 Northridge earthquake: 3-D crustal structure in the rupture zone and its relation to the aftershock locations and mechanisms
pp. 4A-4A(1)
Authors: Dapeng Z.; Kanamori H.

On the variability of aftershock ground motions in the San Fernando Valley
pp. 4A-5A(2)
Authors: Hough S.E.; Dietel C.; Glassmoyer G.; Sembera E.

Landslides triggered by earthquakes and their relations with faults and mountain slope geometry: an example from Ecuador
pp. 5A-5A(1)
Authors: Tibaldi A.; Ferrari L.; Pasquare G.

Regional assessment of mass failure events in the Baie des Anges, Mediterranean Sea
pp. 5A-5A(1)
Authors: Mulder T.; Tisot J.-P.; Cochonat P.; Bourillet J.-F.

Seismo-magnetic studies between Dokurcun and Abant area along the North Anatolian fault zone, Turkey
pp. 5A-5A(1)
Author: Orbay N.

Radon behaviour in mineral spring water of Bad Brambach (Vogtland, Germany) in the temporal vicinity of the 1992 Roermond earthquake, the Netherlands
pp. 5A-5A(1)
Authors: Koch U.; Heinicke J.

A note on the foreshock of the 1992 Roermond earthquake, the Netherlands
pp. 5A-5A(1)
Authors: Oncescu M.-C.; Cambelbeeck T.; Martin H.

Accelerometer recordings of the 1992 Roermond earthquake, the Netherlands, and ground motion simulations using the empirical Green's function method
pp. 5A-5A(1)
Authors: Helm J.A.; Bour M.; Hoang-Trong P.

Strong ground motion computation of the 1992 Roermond Earthquake, the Netherlands, from linear methods using locally recorded aftershocks
pp. 5A-5A(1)
Authors: Gariel J.C.; Horrent C.; Jongmans D.; Camelbeeck T.

Local ground motion variations observed in the region of Roermond, the Netherlands, from aftershocks of the April 1992 earthquake
pp. 6A-6A(1)
Authors: Horrent C.; Jongmans D.; Camelbeeck T.

Geotechnical consequences of ground motion: hazard perspectives
pp. 6A-6A(1)
Author: Davenport C.A.

Liquefaction and the 1992 Roermond earthquake, the Netherlands
pp. 6A-6A(1)
Author: Nieuwenhuis J.D.

Liquefaction potential and dewatering injection structures at Herkenbosch: field investigations of the effects of the 1992 Roermond earthquake, the Netherlands
pp. 6A-6A(1)
Authors: Davenport C.A.; Lap J.M.J.; Maurenbrecher P.M.; Price D.G.

Earthquake-triggered landslides at the Brunssummerheide, Limburg, the Netherlands: preliminary studies following the 1992 Roermond earthquake
pp. 6A-6A(1)
Authors: Alkema D.; Mosselman M.; Paulussen I.

Technical note on the 1992 Brunssummerheide landslide in Limburg, the Netherlands
pp. 6A-6A(1)
Authors: Maurenbrecher P.M.; Price D.G.; Verwaal W.

What can we learn from aftershocks?
pp. 6A-6A(1)
Author: Scherbaum F.

Source parameters of the 1992 Roermond earthquake, the Netherlands, and some of its aftershocks recorded at the stations of the Geological Survey of Northrhine-Westphalia
pp. 6A-7A(2)
Author: Pelzing R.

Fault-plane solutions and source parameters of the 1992 Roermond, the Netherlands, mainshock and its stronger aftershocks from regional seismic data
pp. 7A-7A(1)
Author: Ahorner L.

The 1992 Roermond earthquake, the Netherlands, and its aftershocks
pp. 7A-7A(1)
Author: Camelbeeck T.

The seismic activity near Aachen following the 1992 Roermond earthquake, the Netherlands
pp. 7A-7A(1)
Authors: Prinz D.; Hollnack D.; Wohlenberg J.

Macroseismic effects in Germany of the 1992 Roermond earthquake and their interpretation
pp. 7A-7A(1)
Authors: Meidow H.; Ahorner L.

The macroseismic map of the 1992 Roermond earthquake, the Netherlands
pp. 7A-7A(1)
Author: Haak H.W.

Comparison of the macroseismic field of the 1992 Roermond earthquake, the Netherlands, with those of large historical earthquakes in the Lower Rhine Embayment and its vicinity
pp. 7A-7A(1)
Author: Meidow H.

Exchange of digital seismological waveform data in Europe: status as illustrated by data collection for the 1992 Roermond earthquake, the Netherlands
pp. 7A-7A(1)
Authors: Dost B.; Sleeman R.

Earthquake hazard for Roermond, the Netherlands
pp. 7A-7A(1)
Author: De Crook T.

Seismic hazard assessment for the Lower Rhine Embayment before and after the 1992 Roermond earthquake
pp. 7A-8A(2)
Authors: Rosenhauer W.; Ahorner L.

A search for the source non-shearing components of seismic events induced in Polish coal mines
pp. 8A-8A(1)
Authors: Gibowicz S.J.; Wiejacz P.

Effect of water loading in inducing seismicity around Aswan Reservoir, Egypt
pp. 8A-8A(1)
Author: Mohamed A.E.-M.S.

Using expert opinion for assessing seismic hazard in low-seismicity areas
pp. 8A-8A(1)
Author: McGuire R.K.

Expectations against the modelling practice of groundwater balance and resources
pp. 8A-8A(1)
Author: Macioszczyk T.

Controlling the quality of groundwater parameters: some examples
pp. 8A-8A(1)
Author: Chapuis R.P.

Study of hydrographs of karstic aquifers by means of correlation and cross-spectral analysis
pp. 8A-8A(1)
Authors: Padilla A.; Pulido-Bosch A.

Hydrodynamics of the capture zone of a partially penetrating well in a confined aquifer
pp. 8A-8A(1)
Authors: Faybishenko B.A.; Javandel I.; Witherspoon P.A.

Analysis of data from pumping tests in anisotropic aquifers: equations and graphical solutions
pp. 8A-9A(2)
Author: Grimestad G.

Simulation of leachate migration in leaky aquifers
pp. 9A-9A(1)
Authors: Sherif M.M.; Hassan A.E.; Singh V.P.

The geological framework of groundwater in the greater Vancouver area
pp. 9A-9A(1)
Authors: Ricketts B.D.; Liebscher H.

Characterization of a suspected terrestrial deep ground-water discharge area on the Canadian Precambrian Shield
pp. 9A-9A(1)
Authors: Sheppard M.I.; Thibault D.H.; Milton G.M.; Reid J.A.K.; Smith P.A.; Stevens K.

Groundwater vulnerability mapping: the British perspective
pp. 9A-9A(1)
Authors: Robins N.; Adams B.; Foster S.; Palmer R.

The East Kent Chalk aquifer during the 1988-92 drought
pp. 9A-9A(1)
Authors: Cross G.A.; Rushton K.R.; Tomlinson L.M.

Water quality of the Gedaref Basin, Sudan
pp. 9A-9A(1)
Authors: Hussein M.T.; Adam E.G.

Aquifer characteristics derived from the interaction between water levels of a terminal lake (Dead Sea) and an adjacent aquifer
pp. 9A-9A(1)
Authors: Yechieli Y.; Ronen D.; Berkowitz B.; Dershowitz W.S.; Hahad A.

Management of a multilayered coastal aquifer - an Israeli case study
pp. 9A-9A(1)
Authors: Nativ R.; Weisbrod N.

Future groundwater conditions under long-term water stresses in an arid urban area
pp. 9A-10A(2)
Authors: Abderrahman W.A.; Rasheeduddin M.

A three-dimensional miscible transport model for seawater intrusion in China
pp. 10A-10A(1)
Authors: Yuqun X.; Chunhong X.; Jichun W.; Peimin L.; Jiangi W.; Qingbo J.

Transport of chromium and selenium in a pristine sand and gravel aquifer: Role of adsorption processes
pp. 10A-10A(1)
Authors: Kent D.B.; Davis J.A.; Anderson L.C.D.; Rea B.A.

Land subsidence in drained Histosols and highly organic mineral soils of California
pp. 10A-10A(1)
Authors: Rojstaczer S.; Deverel S.J.

Solution of multispecies transport in the unsaturated zone using a moving point method
pp. 10A-10A(1)
Authors: Lunn R.J.; Mackay R.

A transformed pressure head-based approach to solve Richards' equation for variably saturated soils
pp. 10A-10A(1)
Authors: Pan L.; Wierenga P.J.

Three-dimensional analytical models of contaminant transport from nonaqueous phase liquid pool dissolution in saturated subsurface formations
pp. 10A-10A(1)
Author: Chrysikopoulos C.V.

The effect of nonlinear sorption on transformation of contaminants during transport in porous media
pp. 10A-11A(2)
Author: Brusseau M.L.

Calculation of internodal transmissivities in finite different models of flow in heterogeneous porous media
pp. 11A-11A(1)
Authors: Romeu R.K.; Noetinger B.

Finite difference methods for modeling porous media flows
pp. 11A-11A(1)
Authors: Das B.; Steinberg S.; Weber S.; Schaffer S.

Improved computation of non-linear advection in porous media using slightly modified basic finite element algorithms
pp. 11A-11A(1)
Author: Perrochet P.

The local change of scale method for modelling flow in natural porous media (I): numerical tools
pp. 11A-11A(1)
Authors: Anguy Y.; Bernard D.

A model for the constant-head pumping test conducted in vertically fractured media
pp. 11A-11A(1)
Authors: Markle J.M.; Rowe R.K.; Novakowski K.S.

A comparison of fracture mixing models, 1. A transfer function approach to mass transport modeling
pp. 11A-11A(1)
Authors: Kupper J.A.; Schwartz F.W.; Steffler P.M.

A comparison of fracture mixing models, 2. Analysis of simulation trials
pp. 11A-11A(1)
Authors: Kupper J.A.; Schwartz F.W.; Steffler P.M.

Solving the estimation-identification problem in two-phase flow modeling
pp. 11A-11A(1)
Authors: Finsterle S.; Pruess K.

Application of boundary-fitted coordinate transformations to groundwater flow modeling
pp. 11A-12A(2)
Authors: Kang-Kun L.; Leap D.I.

Experimental tests using Rhodamine Wt as tracer
pp. 12A-12A(1)
Authors: di Fazio A.; Vurro M.

The potential of SF₆ as a geothermal tracer
pp. 12A-12A(1)
Authors: Upstill-Goddard R.C.; Wilkins C.S.

Double-diffusion from a vertical surface in a porous region saturated with a non-Newtonian fluid
pp. 12A-12A(1)
Authors: Rastogi S.K.; Poulikakos D.

Water movement in desert soil traced by hydrogen and oxygen isotopes, chloride, and chlorine-36, southern Arizona
pp. 12A-12A(1)
Authors: Beiling L.; Phillips F.; Hoines S.; Campbell A.R.; Sharma P.

Relations of borehole resistivity to the horizontal hydraulic conductivity and dissolved-solids concentration in water of clastic coastal plain aquifers in the southeastern United States
pp. 12A-12A(1)
Authors: Faye R.E.; Smith W.G.

Estimation of vertical water and heat fluxes in the semi-confined aquifers in Tokyo metropolitan area, Japan
pp. 12A-12A(1)
Authors: Dapaah-Siakwan S.; Kayane I.

Thermal venting to recovery less-volatile hydrocarbons from the unsaturated zone, 1. Theory
pp. 12A-13A(2)
Authors: Kaluarachchi J.J.; Islam K.M.M.-U.

Thermal venting to recover less-volatile hydrocarbons from the unsaturated zone, 2. Model applications
pp. 13A-13A(1)
Authors: Islam K.M.M.-U.; Kaluarachchi J.J.

Contaminant migration in engineered clay barriers due to heat and moisture redistribution under freezing conditions
pp. 13A-13A(1)
Authors: Mohamed A.M.O.; Yong R.N.; Mazus M.T.

Hydraulic conductivity of gravel and sand as substrates in rock-reed filters
pp. 13A-13A(1)
Authors: Sanford W.E.; Steenhuis T.S.; Parlange J.-Y.; Surface J.M.; Peverly J.H.

Soil mechanics in the light of critical state theories, an introduction
pp. 13A-13A(1)
Authors: Ortigao J.A.R.; Balkema A.A.

Scaling nature of crustal susceptibilities
pp. 13A-13A(1)
Authors: Pilkington M.; Todoeschuck J.P.

Properties of lunar soil simulant JSC-1
pp. 13A-13A(1)
Authors: Willman B.M.; Boles W.W.; McKay D.S.; Allen C.C.

On the paucity of amorphous minerals in the sensitive postglacial marine clays
pp. 13A-14A(2)
Author: Torrance J.K.

The microstructural analysis of selected clay soils from the south Baltic coast
pp. 14A-14A(1)
Author: Czajka R.

Elastic stiffness and stress concentration in cemented granular material
pp. 14A-14A(1)
Authors: A. Z.; T.-F. W.

Deformation parameters of permeable media
pp. 14A-14A(1)
Authors: Hickey C.J.; Spanos T.J.T.; De la Cruz V.

Limit equilibrium computation of dynamic passive earth pressure
pp. 14A-14A(1)
Authors: Morrison E.E.; Ebeling R.M.

Rational determination of the engineering properties of soft rocks
pp. 14A-14A(1)
Author: Johnston I.W.

(Use of constitutive equations of soil shrinkage for the prediction of triaxial tests on limestone aggregates)
pp. 14A-14A(1)
Authors: Jrad M.; Masrouri F.; Monnet J.

New equation for the failure surface of soil subjected to vertical load
pp. 14A-14A(1)
Author: Chukweze H.O.

(Local measurement of strains using Hall effect sensors)
pp. 14A-14A(1)
Authors: Soares J.M.D.; Bica A.V.D.; Bressani L.A.; Martins F.B.

Shear-strength characteristics of a residual soil
pp. 14A-15A(2)
Authors: Rahardjo H.; T. T.L.; M. F.C.; Fredlund D.G.

Brazilian tensile strength test of lightly cemented sand
pp. 15A-15A(1)
Authors: Das B.M.; S. C.Y.; Dass R.N.

Vehicle bearing capacity of frozen ground over a soft substrate
pp. 15A-15A(1)
Author: Shoop S.A.

Triaxial relaxation testing of a frozen sand
pp. 15A-15A(1)
Authors: Ladanyi B.; Benyamina M.B.

Small-strain behavior of frozen sand in triaxial compression
pp. 15A-15A(1)
Authors: Andersen G.R.; Swan C.W.; Ladd C.C.; Germaine J.T.

Collapse of dry sand
pp. 15A-15A(1)
Authors: Skopek P.; Morgenstern N.R.; Robertson P.K.; Sego D.C.

Isothermal modeling of sand-bentonite mixtures at elevated temperatures
pp. 15A-15A(1)
Authors: Lingnau B.E.; Graham J.; Tanaka N.

Characterizing spatial variability of a clay by geostatistics
pp. 15A-15A(1)
Authors: Chiasson P.; Lafleur J.; Soulie M.; Law K.T.

Triaxial stress relaxation tests on Saskatchewan potash
pp. 15A-15A(1)
Authors: R. C.; Stimpson B.

In situ sampling, density measurements, and testing of foundation soils at Duncan Dam
pp. 15A-16A(2)
Authors: Plewes H.D.; Pillai V.S.; Morgan M.R.; Kilpatrick B.L.

Exploitation of glass sand on the open pit 'Vrtlinska' (Moslavina, Croatia)
pp. 16A-16A(1)
Authors: Vujec S.; Peric B.

(Economic importance of andesite of Fuzinski Bankovac, Gorski kotar, Croatia)
pp. 16A-16A(1)
Author: Jovicic D.

Geotechnical properties of soils derived from the Awgu and Mamu formations in the Awgu-Okigwe area of south-eastern Nigeria and their relations to engineering problems
pp. 16A-16A(1)
Authors: Uduji E.R.; Okagbue C.O.; Onyeobi T.U.S.

Shearing strength testing on 'Robertson Research' and 'AMP-1'
pp. 16A-16A(1)
Author: Petzel M.

Fault zone strength and failure criteria
pp. 16A-16A(1)
Author: Marone C.

Displacement-length scaling and fault linkage
pp. 16A-16A(1)
Authors: Dawers N.H.; Anders M.H.

Microcrack-induced elastic wave anisotropy of brittle rocks
pp. 16A-16A(1)
Authors: Sayers C.M.; Kachanov M.

Low frequency complex conductivity measurements of microcrack properties
pp. 16A-16A(1)
Authors: Borner F.D.; Schon J.H.

Quasi-overconsolidation and creep phenomena in shallow marine and estuarine organo-calcareous silts, Fiji
pp. 16A-17A(2)
Author: Shorten G.G.

In situ creep of frozen soil, Fenghuo Shan, Tibet Plateau, China
pp. 17A-17A(1)
Authors: Baolai W.; French H.M.

Micromechanics of rock friction: 3. Quantitative modeling of base friction
pp. 17A-17A(1)
Authors: Weibin W.; Scholz C.H.

Surface conductivity in rocks: a review
pp. 17A-17A(1)
Authors: Ruffet C.; Darot M.; Gueguen Y.

Fractal analysis of the slake durability test
pp. 17A-17A(1)
Author: Vallejo L.E.

Thermoelastic and thermoplastic response of a porous space submitted to a decaying heat source
pp. 17A-17A(1)
Authors: Giraud A.; Rousset G.

Investigation of electrical anisotropy in the deep borehole KTB
pp. 17A-17A(1)
Authors: Rauen A.; Lastovickova M.

The effect of pressure on the electrical conductivity of KTB rocks
pp. 17A-17A(1)
Authors: Nover G.; Heikamp S.; Kontny A.; Duba A.

Rock/water interaction in dielectric properties: experiments with hydrophobic sandstones
pp. 17A-17A(1)
Authors: Knight R.; Abad A.

Dissolution rates of several plutonic rocks and limestone in closed- and batch-system experiments (in Japanese)
pp. 18A-18A(1)
Authors: Hirose T.; Hatta T.; Matsukura Y.

Strategies for revegetation of disturbed gravel aeas in climate stressed subarctic environments with special reference to Churchill, Manitoba, Canada: a literature review
pp. 18A-18A(1)
Authors: Firlotte N.; Staniforth R.J.

Imaging the pore structure of geomaterials
pp. 18A-18A(1)
Authors: Fredrich J.T.; Menendez B.; F.-T. W.

The transport properties of networks of cracks and pores
pp. 18A-18A(1)
Author: Bernabe Y.

Clay microporosity in reservoir sandstones: an application of quantitative electron microscopy in petrophysical evaluation
pp. 18A-18A(1)
Authors: Hurst A.; Nadeau P.H.

Saturated steam relative permeabilities of unconsolidated porous media
pp. 18A-18A(1)
Author: Piquemal J.

Capillary ascension in porous media: a scaling law
pp. 18A-18A(1)
Authors: Bragard J.; Lebon G.

Effect of hydrodynamic forces on capillary pressure and relative permeability
pp. 18A-18A(1)
Author: Bentsen R.G.

A new method for controlling leaching through permeable channels
pp. 18A-19A(2)
Authors: Gollapudi U.K.; Knutson C.L.; Bang S.S.; Islam M.R.

Visualization of connectivity in octree based models
pp. 19A-19A(1)
Authors: Fedenczuk L.L.; Wyvill B.

The hydrogeological and contaminant-transport properties of fractured Champlain Sea clay in eastern Ontario. Part 1. Hydrogeological properties
pp. 19A-19A(1)
Authors: O'Shaughnessy V.; Garga V.K.

The hydrogeological and contaminant-transport properties of fractured Champlain Sea clay in eastern Ontario, Part 2. Contaminant transport
pp. 19A-19A(1)
Authors: Garga V.K.; O'Shaughnessy V.

Hydrostatistic pressure tests for the permeability - formation factor relation on crystalline rocks from the KTB drilling project
pp. 19A-19A(1)
Authors: Freund D.; Nover G.

On the relationship void ratio - vertical effective stress in one-dimensional compression
pp. 19A-19A(1)
Authors: Martins I.S.M.; Lacerda W.A.

Excess pore pressure in a poroelastic seabed saturated with a compressible fluid
pp. 19A-19A(1)
Authors: Z. Q.Y.; Selvadurai A.P.S.; Law K.T.

Ice lens formation at a silt-sand interface
pp. 19A-19A(1)
Authors: Smith S.L.; Williams P.J.

Foundations of anisotropy for exploration seismics
pp. 19A-20A(2)
Author: Helbig K.

Prediction of elastic-wave velocities in sandstones using structural models
pp. 20A-20A(1)
Authors: Bryant S.; Raikes S.

Numerical simulation of elastic wave propagation in granular rock with the boundary integral equation method
pp. 20A-20A(1)
Authors: Nihei K.T.; Myer L.R.; Cook N.G.W.

On the estimation of the amplitude of shear strain from measurements in situ
pp. 20A-20A(1)
Author: Niemunis A.

Differential effective medium modeling of rock elastic moduli with critical porosity constraints
pp. 20A-20A(1)
Authors: Mukerji T.; Berryman J.; Mavko G.; Berge P.

The generalized SH-wave equation
pp. 20A-20A(1)
Authors: Carcione J.M.; Cavallini F.

Wave propagation in heterogeneous, porous media: a velocity-stress, finite-difference method
pp. 20A-20A(1)
Authors: Dai N.; Vafidis A.; Kanasewich E.R.

Constitutive model and wave equations for linear, viscoelastic, anisotropic media
pp. 20A-20A(1)
Author: Carcione J.M.

Time domain analysis of generalized viscoelastic models
pp. 20A-21A(2)
Author: Makris N.

Simulation of stochastic waves in a non-homogeneous random field
pp. 21A-21A(1)
Authors: Kiyono J.; Toki K.; Sato T.; Mizutani H.

Investigation of non-linear site amplification at two downhole strong ground motion arrays in Taiwan
pp. 21A-21A(1)
Authors: Kuo-Liang W.; Beresnev I.A.; Yeong T.Y.

Lotung downhole array. I: evaluation of site dynamic properties
pp. 21A-21A(1)
Authors: Elgamal A.W.; Zeghal M.; H. T.T.; Stepp J.C.

Lotung downhole array. II: evaluation of soil nonlinear properties
pp. 21A-21A(1)
Authors: Zeghal M.; Elgamal A.-W.; H. T.T.; Stepp J.C.

Laboratory study of seismic free-field response of sand
pp. 21A-21A(1)
Authors: Fishman K.L.; Mander J.B.; Richards R.

Effect of water and gas saturation in layers on elastic parameters of rocks and reflection coefficients of waves
pp. 21A-21A(1)
Author: Bala M.

Field verification of a theoretical model to predict the dynamic response of a soft clay deposit
pp. 21A-21A(1)
Authors: Raju V.R.; Neidhart T.; Huber G.

Amplification of obliquely incident waves by a cylindrical valley embedded in a layered half-space
pp. 21A-21A(1)
Authors: De Barros F.C.P.; Luco J.E.

A simple engineering model for the seismic site response of alluvial valleys
pp. 22A-22A(1)
Authors: Rassem M.; Heidebrecht A.C.; Ghobarah A.

Seismological evidence for nonlinear elastic ground behaviour during large earthquakes
pp. 22A-22A(1)
Authors: Beresnev I.A.; Kuo-Liang W.; Yeong T.Y.

Evaluation of liquefaction potential of foundation soils at Duncan Dam
pp. 22A-22A(1)
Authors: Pillai V.S.; Stewart R.A.

Earthquake ground motion characteristics and seismic energy dissipation
pp. 22A-22A(1)
Authors: Sucuoglu H.; Nurtug A.

Horizontal to vertical spectral ratio and geological conditions: an analysis of strong motion data from Greece and Taiwan (SMART-1)
pp. 22A-22A(1)
Authors: Theodulidis N.P.; Bard P.-Y.

Contact laws for cemented grains: implications for grain and cement failure
pp. 22A-22A(1)
Authors: Dvorkin J.; Hezhu Y.

Some effects of ellipticity on the fracturing and collapse behavior of a borehole
pp. 22A-22A(1)
Authors: Aadnoy B.S.; Angell-Olsen F.

The present-day stress regime in some deep structures of quadrant 25, offshore Norway
pp. 23A-23A(1)
Authors: Caillet G.; Deboaisne R.; Mathis B.; Roux C.

The virgin stress tensor of Serra da Mesa: its determination utilizing the hydraulic fracturing test
pp. 23A-23A(1)
Authors: De Mello Franco J.A.; Batista dos Santos L.A.C.

Evaluation of fracture treatments using a layered reservoir description: field examples
pp. 23A-23A(1)
Authors: Rahim Z.; Holditch S.A.; Zuber M.D.; Buehring D.

Evaluation of jetting insertion for the self-boring pressuremeter
pp. 23A-23A(1)
Authors: Benoit J.; Atwood M.J.; Findlay R.C.; Hilliard B.D.

The influence of constitutive models on self-boring pressuremeter interpretation in clay
pp. 23A-23A(1)
Author: Pye C.N.

Geoscience 1994 and beyond: thoughts on geology and exploration for world-class ore deposits
pp. 23A-23A(1)
Author: Legge P.J.

Discovering mineral resources
pp. 23A-23A(1)
Author: Brown G.M.

Greece licensing round to focus on western sedimentary basins
pp. 23A-23A(1)
Authors: Roussos N.; Marnelis F.

Reestablishing photogeology as an exploration tool
pp. 24A-24A(1)
Authors: Barton R.H.; Tomlinson W.D.; Stoudt D.L.; Schneider A.E.

Remote-sensing spectral properties of selected industrial minerals and ores
pp. 24A-24A(1)
Author: Crowley J.K.

Methods for obtaining structural information from remote sensing imagery
pp. 24A-24A(1)
Author: Amaral G.

Satellite imagery defines water resources for development of South American mineral deposits
pp. 24A-24A(1)
Author: Houston J.

The footprint/altitude ratio for helicopter electromagnetic sounding of sea-ice thickness: comparison of theoretical and field estimates
pp. 24A-24A(1)
Authors: Kovacs A.; Holladay J.S.; Bergeron C.J.

Multi-seasonal Landsat TM facilitates regional geological mapping
pp. 24A-24A(1)
Authors: Connors K.; Graham D.F.

Mapping of jasperoid in the Cedar Mountains, Utah, USA, using imaging spectrometer data
pp. 24A-24A(1)
Author: Murphy R.J.

Digital classification of the contact metamorphic aureole along the Los Pedroches batholith, south-central Spain, using Landsat Thematic Mapper data
pp. 24A-25A(2)
Authors: Van der Meer F.; Van Dijk P.M.; Westerhof A.B.

The use of enhanced Landsat-TM image in the characterization of uraniferous granitic rocks in the central Eastern Desert of Egypt
pp. 25A-25A(1)
Author: Rakaiby M.L.E.

Regional remapping of the basement complex outcrops, using factor analysis to spectrometric data, of the Gabal Eteiqa, Eastern Desert, Egypt
pp. 25A-25A(1)
Authors: Hussein H.A.; Rabie S.I.; Nabi S.H.A.

Successful integration of remote sensing and ground based exploration techniques in an arid environment
pp. 25A-25A(1)
Authors: Jones R.F.E.; Oehlers M.

Lambert and Mercator map projections in geology and geophysics
pp. 25A-25A(1)
Author: Williams R.T.

Taking azimuths underground
pp. 25A-25A(1)
Authors: Eyre J.M.; Wetherelt A.

Seismic coal exploration. Part B: in-seam seismics
pp. 25A-25A(1)
Authors: Dresden L.; Ruter H.

Statoil's ocean bottom seismography aimed at reducing dry hole cost
pp. 25A-25A(1)
Author: George D.

Field trials of a seismoelectric method for detecting massive sulfides
pp. 25A-25A(1)
Authors: Kepic A.W.; Maxwell M.; Russell R.D.

Electrochemical modelling of self-potential anomalies
pp. 26A-26A(1)
Authors: Stoll J.; Bigalke J.; Grabner E.W.

Focused resolution of thin conducting layers by various dipole EM systems
pp. 26A-26A(1)
Authors: Verma S.K.; Sharma S.P.

Radio frequency electromagnetic tunnel detection and delineation at the Otay Mesa site
pp. 26A-26A(1)
Authors: Mahrer K.D.; List D.F.

Attenuation of P- and S-waves as a method of distinguishing gas and condensate from oil and water
pp. 26A-26A(1)
Author: Klimentos T.

Subsurface fault detection using seismic data for hazardous-waste-injection well permitting: an example from St. John the Baptist Parish, Louisiana
pp. 26A-26A(1)
Author: Zinni E.V.

Field application of hydraulic impedance testing for fracture measurement
pp. 26A-26A(1)
Authors: Paige R.W.; Murray L.R.; Roberts J.D.M.

Neutron porosity logging revisited
pp. 26A-26A(1)
Author: Lloyd T.A.

Source rock identification through wireline logs of Mesozoic sediments in Jaisalmer Basin, Rajasthan, India: a case study
pp. 26A-26A(1)
Authors: Varun T.R.; Momin W.W.

The Mohr circle for curvature and its application to fold description
pp. 26A-27A(2)
Authors: Lisle R.J.; Robinson J.M.

A Macintosh application program for simulating shear-sense indicators using object-oriented programming
pp. 27A-27A(1)
Authors: Hubao Z.; Bjornerud M.

Inversion of 3-D structural geometry using geological least-squares criteria
pp. 27A-27A(1)
Authors: Leger M.; Morvan J.-M.; Rakotoarisoa H.

What cell size does the computerd slope/aspect angle represent?
pp. 27A-27A(1)
Author: Hodgson M.E.

A GIS link for first order seismic source assessment
pp. 27A-27A(1)
Authors: Byars B.W.; Rinard B.D.; Goforth T.T.

Canada applies now processing technology to 'old' data in mineral exploration projects
pp. 27A-27A(1)
Author: Corbley K.P.

Radiometric processing of aerial and satellite remote-sensing imagery
pp. 27A-27A(1)
Authors: Franklin S.E.; Giles P.T.

Neural network classification of remote-sensing data
pp. 27A-27A(1)
Authors: Miller D.M.; Kaminsky E.J.; Rana S.

Quantitative evaluation of crosshole seismic reflection images using physical model data
pp. 27A-27A(1)
Authors: Rowbotham P.S.; Goulty N.R.

Fracture characterization from vertical seismic profiling data
pp. 28A-28A(1)
Authors: Cicerone R.D.; Toksoz M.N.

Simple PC program calculates modified S-type well trajectory
pp. 28A-28A(1)
Author: Hashem A.-A.

TLPLAT: a program for the identification of plateau in thermoluminescence studies
pp. 28A-28A(1)
Authors: Koul D.K.; Bhat C.L.

Interpolation of potential-field data by equivalent layer and minimum curvature: a comparative analysis
pp. 28A-28A(1)
Authors: Mendonca C.A.; Silva J.B.C.

Interpolation of missing data using nonlinear and chaotic system analysis
pp. 28A-28A(1)
Authors: Amritkar R.E.; Kumar P.P.

A thesis on the difference of the determination methods of the scale parameter (CML<>MFV)
pp. 28A-28A(1)
Author: Csernyak L.

Some properties of the MFV-calculations testing in case of a -> 1 for the supermodel f_a()
pp. 28A-28A(1)
Author: Steiner F.

Asymptotic variance of the most frequent value and of the dihesion
pp. 28A-28A(1)
Author: Hajagos B.

Rock mass strength and the stability of some glacial valley slopes
pp. 28A-29A(2)
Author: Augustinus P.

Probabilistic stability analysis of excavations in jointed rok
pp. 29A-29A(1)
Authors: C. F.L.; Quek S.T.

Reliability-based stability analysis of rock excavations
pp. 29A-29A(1)
Authors: Quek S.T.; Leung C.F.

Keyblock probabilities and size distributions: a first model for impersistent 2-D fractures
pp. 29A-29A(1)
Author: Mauldon M.

The influence of discontinuity fabric and other factors on optimum exploitation of dimension stone
pp. 29A-29A(1)
Author: Tomasic I.

Opportunities for implementing GIS technology in the mining industry
pp. 29A-29A(1)
Author: Elroi D.

New generalized model of observed ore value distributions
pp. 29A-29A(1)
Authors: Sichel H.S.; Dohm C.E.; Kleingeld W.J.

Application of Cesaro mean and the L-curve for the deconvolution problem
pp. 29A-29A(1)
Authors: L. Y.C.; J. T.C.; Hong H.-K.; C. H.C.

Eksploatacija granitnih kamena samaca (Exploitation of granite boulders)
pp. 30A-30A(1)
Author: Cotman I.

Estimation of hydraulic fracture pressure in clay
pp. 30A-30A(1)
Authors: Andersen K.H.; Rawlings C.G.; Lunne T.A.; By T.H.

Response of low-permeability, illitic sandstone to drilling and completion fluids
pp. 30A-30A(1)
Authors: Rahman S.S.; Rahman M.M.; F. A.K.

Drilled core holes key to coalbed methane project
pp. 30A-30A(1)
Author: Willis C.

Teamwork and geosteering pay off in horizontal project
pp. 30A-30A(1)
Authors: Schroeder T.; Mathis D.; Howard R.; Williams G.; Sun J.

Better practices and synthetic fluid improve drilling rates
pp. 30A-30A(1)
Authors: White W.; McLean A.; Park S.

New PDC bit design reduces vibrational problems
pp. 30A-30A(1)
Authors: Mensa-Wilmot G.; Alexander W.L.

Drilling engineering package used for extended reach project
pp. 30A-30A(1)
Authors: Chapman P.; Good A.

A control method for drilling jumbo location through numerics input (in Chinese)
pp. 30A-31A(2)
Author: Zhang J.

Model LRZ-2 continuous emulsification and automatic production line of emulsion explosive (in Chinese)
pp. 31A-31A(1)
Author: Yang S.

The ace of spades
pp. 31A-31A(1)
Author: Thomas M.D.

Soil-tool interaction theories as they apply to lunar soil simulant
pp. 31A-31A(1)
Authors: Willman B.M.; Boles W.W.

A study on cementing mechanism of high-density cemented backfill using unclassified tailings (in Chinese)
pp. 31A-31A(1)
Authors: Gao Q.; Tan Y.

Field performance of the port of Sepetiba test fills
pp. 31A-31A(1)
Authors: Garga V.K.; Medeiros L.V.

Rockbolt behaviour under dynamic loading: field tests and modelling
pp. 31A-31A(1)
Authors: Tannant D.D.; Brummer R.K.; Yi X.

The shear strength of reinforced rock joints
pp. 31A-31A(1)
Author: Ferrero A.M.

Developments and trends in miners/bolters
pp. 31A-32A(2)
Author: Graham M.W.J.

Numerical analysis of truss bolt support in gateways (in Chinese)
pp. 32A-32A(1)
Author: Lin C.

Magnesium chloride oxide cement for shotcreting (in Chinese)
pp. 32A-32A(1)
Authors: Fan W.; Li Y.; Shen Y.; Yu S.

Post-pillar behaviour at deep levels in a copper mine
pp. 32A-32A(1)
Authors: Singh U.K.; Jain P.N.; Prasad M.

Ultrasonic detection of grouting effect (in Chinese)
pp. 32A-32A(1)
Authors: Mu X.; Huang X.

Grout control
pp. 32A-32A(1)
Author: Oliver A.

O alivio controlado de tensoes na tecnica de solo grampeado (The controlled stress release in soil nailing technique)
pp. 32A-32A(1)
Author: Guimaraes Filho J.D.

Experience with soil nailing in Brazil: 1970-1994
pp. 32A-32A(1)
Authors: Ortigao J.A.R.; Palmeira E.M.; Zirlis A.C.

Shear resistance between soil and geomembranes
pp. 32A-32A(1)
Authors: Mandal J.N.; Divshikar D.G.

Construction and performance of a full-scale geotextile reinforced test embankment, Sackville, New Brunswick
pp. 33A-33A(1)
Authors: Rowe R.K.; Gnanendran C.T.; Landva A.O.; Valsangkar A.J.

The analysis of relaxed criteria for erosion-control filters
pp. 33A-33A(1)
Authors: Den Adel H.; Koenders M.A.; Bakker K.J.

TTI hydraulics and erosion control laboratory research field performance of erosion-control blankets
pp. 33A-33A(1)
Authors: Godfrey S.H.; Curry M.K.

Effect of fly ash with lime and cement on the behaviour of a soft clay
pp. 33A-33A(1)
Authors: Indraratna B.; Balasubramaniam A.S.; Khan M.J.

Quick answer
pp. 33A-33A(1)
Author: Oliver A.

Preloading thick compressible subsoils: a case history
pp. 33A-33A(1)
Author: Ripley C.F.

Development of geotechnical limit state design
pp. 33A-33A(1)
Author: Meyerhof G.G.

A modular steel freeway bridge: design concept and earthquake resistance
pp. 33A-34A(2)
Authors: Wattenburg W.H.; McCallen D.B.; Murray R.C.

Severn slip team
pp. 34A-34A(1)
Author: Byles R.

Derby's new course
pp. 34A-34A(1)
Author: Russell L.

Holding water
pp. 34A-34A(1)
Author: Russell L.

Critical depth: how it came into being and why it does not exist
pp. 34A-34A(1)
Authors: Fellenius B.H.; Altaee A.A.

Analysis of foundation deformations beneath the Syncrude tailings dyke
pp. 34A-34A(1)
Authors: Alencar J.; Morgenstern N.R.; D. H.C.

First application of electro-osmosis to improve friction pile capacity - three decades later
pp. 34A-34A(1)
Author: Milligan V.

Behaviour of flexible piles in layered clays under eccentric and inclined loads
pp. 34A-34A(1)
Authors: Sastry V.V.R.N.; Meyerhof G.G.

Effect of pile driving on adjacent piles in clay
pp. 34A-34A(1)
Author: Poulos H.G.

Aquifer recharge enhanced with rubber dam installations
pp. 34A-34A(1)
Authors: Markus M.R.; Thompson C.A.; Ulukaya M.

Rock hold
pp. 35A-35A(1)
Author: Bolton A.

The Stava tailings dams failure, Italy, July 1985
pp. 35A-35A(1)
Authors: Chandler R.J.; Tosatti G.

Drink link
pp. 35A-35A(1)
Author: Greeman A.

Instability and stabilization of an embankment on the Irbid-Amman Highway in Jordan
pp. 35A-35A(1)
Authors: Al-Homoud A.S.; Tal A.B.; Husein A.I.

Underwater construction of an embankment to extend the life of a tailings impoundment
pp. 35A-35A(1)
Authors: Blight G.E.; Boswell J.E.S.; Zenon A.

Effects of soil moisture dynamics on slope failure at Hyrum Reservoir, Utah
pp. 35A-35A(1)
Authors: O'Neill M.P.; McDonnell J.J.

Earthquake induced displacements of slopes
pp. 35A-35A(1)
Authors: Ambraseys N.; Srbulov M.

Kinematically and statically plausible calculations for sheet walls
pp. 35A-35A(1)
Author: Mortensen K.

Geotextiles cut costs of railway widening
pp. 35A-35A(1)
Author: King J.

Pseudo relative velocity spectra of earthquake ground motion at long periods
pp. 35A-36A(2)
Author: Trifunac M.D.

The 1992 Roermond earthquake, the Netherlands: earthquake engineering
pp. 36A-36A(1)
Author: Bouwkamp J.G.

Neural networks for back calculation of moduli from SASW test
pp. 36A-36A(1)
Authors: Williams T.P.; Gucunski N.

Prediction of seismic energy dissipation in SDOF systems
pp. 36A-36A(1)
Authors: Nurtug A.; Sucuoglu H.

Localized identification of MDOF structures in the frequency domain
pp. 36A-36A(1)
Authors: Zhao Q.; Sawada T.; Hirao K.; Nariyuki Y.

Response of non-classically damped structures in the modal subspace
pp. 36A-36A(1)
Authors: D'Aveni A.; Muscolino G.

A note on distribution of amplitudes of peaks in structural response including uncertainties of the exciting ground motion and of the structural model
pp. 36A-36A(1)
Author: Todorovska M.I.

Cracking up
pp. 36A-36A(1)
Author: Normile D.

Dynamic response of a two-dimensional semi-circular foundation embedded in a layered viscoelastic half-space
pp. 36A-36A(1)
Authors: De Barros F.C.P.; Luco J.E.

Loading of foundation piles during the 1992 Roermond earthquake, the Netherlands
pp. 37A-37A(1)
Authors: Luger H.J.; Meijers P.; Brinkman J.

Influence of the 1992 Roermond earthquake, the Netherlands, on shallow foundations
pp. 37A-37A(1)
Authors: Meijers P.; Luger H.J.; De Lange G.

Dynamic 3-D soil-railway track interaction by BEM-FEM
pp. 37A-37A(1)
Authors: Mohammadi M.; Karabalis D.L.

Safety of dikes and embankments in the Netherlands with special reference to earthquakes
pp. 37A-37A(1)
Authors: Lindenberg J.; Calle E.O.F.; Vrouwenvelder C.W.M.

An experimental investigation into earthquake-induced failure of medium to low height concrete gravity dams
pp. 37A-37A(1)
Authors: Mir R.A.; Taylor C.A.

Seismic evaluation of concrete dams via continuum damage models
pp. 37A-37A(1)
Authors: Cervera M.; Oliver J.; Faria R.

Seismic overstrength in reinforced concrete frames
pp. 37A-37A(1)
Authors: Jain S.K.; Navin R.

Results and implications of seismic performance studies for Duncan Dam
pp. 37A-37A(1)
Authors: Byrne P.M.; Imrie A.S.; Morgenstern N.R.

Post-liquefaction stability and deformation analysis of Duncan Dam
pp. 37A-38A(2)
Authors: Pillai V.S.; Salgado F.M.

Geologic and seismic setting pertinent to dam safety review of Duncan Dam
pp. 38A-38A(1)
Authors: Little T.E.; Imrie A.S.; Psutka J.F.

Three-dimensional dynamic response analyses of Cogswell Dam
pp. 38A-38A(1)
Authors: Boulanger R.W.; Bray J.D.; Merry S.M.; Mejia L.H.

Displacement-based seismic design of multi-degree-of-freedom bridge structures
pp. 38A-38A(1)
Authors: Calvi G.M.; Kingsley G.R.

An energy approach to sliding of single-span simply supported slab-on-girder steel highway bridges with damaged bearings
pp. 38A-38A(1)
Authors: Dicleli M.; Bruneau M.

Nonlinear hysteresis curve derived by direct numerical investigation of acceleration data
pp. 38A-38A(1)
Authors: Subia S.R.; Wang M.L.

Liquefaction analysis of a model anchored bulkhead in centrifuge
pp. 38A-38A(1)
Authors: Bouckovalas G.; Nai-Hsin T.; Whitman R.V.

Seismic response of instrumented structures during the 1994 Northridge, California, earthquake
pp. 38A-38A(1)
Authors: Ventura C.E.; Finn W.D.L.; Schuster N.D.

Performance of masonry structures during the 1994 Northridge (Los Angeles) earthquake
pp. 38A-38A(1)
Author: Bruneau M.

Damage to concrete structures due to the 1994 Northridge earthquake
pp. 38A-39A(2)
Authors: Mitchell D.; DeVall R.H.; Saatcioglu M.; Simpson R.; Tinawi R.; Tremblay R.

Performance of steel structures during the 1994 Northridge earthquake
pp. 39A-39A(1)
Authors: Tremblay R.; Timler P.; Bruneau M.; Filiatrault A.

Performance of bridges in the 1994 Northridge earthquake
pp. 39A-39A(1)
Authors: Mitchell D.; Bruneau M.; Willilams M.; Anderson D.; Saatcioglu M.; Sexsmith R.

Seismic weaknesses of some residential wood framed buildings: confirmations from the 1994 Northridge earthquake
pp. 39A-39A(1)
Authors: Filiatrault A.; Stieda C.K.A.

Nonstructural damage from the Northridge earthquake
pp. 39A-39A(1)
Authors: McKevitt W.E.; Timler P.A.M.; Lo K.K.

Performance of lifelines during the 1994 Northridge earthquake
pp. 39A-39A(1)
Authors: D. L.L.; Tang A.; Pierre J.-R.

Interdisciplinary study of dynamic behavior and earthquake response of Hagia Sophia
pp. 39A-39A(1)
Authors: Cakmak A.S.; Moropoulou A.; Mullen C.L.

Slender-body expressions for the wave load on offshore structures
pp. 39A-39A(1)
Author: Rainey R.C.T.

Rocket shocks bolster rig against North Sea
pp. 39A-39A(1)
Author: Hamer M.

Rock mechanics on a geological base
pp. 39A-40A(2)
Author: Pusch R.

Basic study of expert system for predicting weighting in coal face (in Chinese)
pp. 40A-40A(1)
Authors: Jiang F.; Song Z.; Song Y.; Yang Y.; Zhao W.; Qian M.

Pillar failure by axial splitting in brittle rocks
pp. 40A-40A(1)
Authors: Exadaktylos G.E.; Tsoutrelis C.E.

Tunnel lining removal prompts LA Metro collapse
pp. 40A-40A(1)
Author: Oliver A.

Epic drama
pp. 40A-40A(1)
Author: Greeman A.

Soft ground not easy ground for TBM
pp. 40A-40A(1)
Authors: Perrone V.; Oatman M.; Larson A.

Underground bauxite exploitation in the western Dinarides: essential facts and comments
pp. 40A-40A(1)
Authors: Vujev S.; Marusic R.; Sakac K.

Materials for the final cover of sanitary landfills
pp. 40A-40A(1)
Author: Kovacic D.

Final pull
pp. 40A-41A(2)
Author: Byles R.

Tussling with the Troll tow-out
pp. 41A-41A(1)
Author: Bringeland B.

Single pour bid wins Oresund tunnel
pp. 41A-41A(1)
Author: Bolton A.

Environmental impact of metals derived from mining activities: processes, predictions, prevention
pp. 41A-41A(1)
Author: Salomons W.

The dangerous legacy of dead collieries
pp. 41A-41A(1)
Author: Dumpleton S.

Trace elements in water, sediments, porewater, and biota polluted by tailings from an abandoned gold mine in British Columbia, Canada
pp. 41A-41A(1)
Authors: Azcue J.M.; Mudroch A.; Rosa F.; Hall G.E.M.; Jackson T.A.; Reynoldson T.

Impact of abandoned mine tailings on the arsenic concentrations in Moira Lake, Ontario
pp. 41A-41A(1)
Authors: Azcue J.M.; Nriagu J.O.

Environmental improvements by the mining industry in the Sudbury Basin of Canada
pp. 41A-41A(1)
Author: Crawford G.A.

Environmental impact assessment of uranium mining and milling facilities: a study case at the Pocos de Caldas uranium mining and milling site, Brazil
pp. 41A-42A(2)
Authors: Fernandes H.M.; Veiga L.H.S.; Franklin M.R.; Prado V.C.S.; Taddei J.F.

Mercury contamination in the northern Pantanal region Mato Grosso, Brazil
pp. 42A-42A(1)
Authors: Von Tumpling W.; Wilken R.-D.; Einax J.

The effect of nickel mining and metallurgical activities on the distribution of heavy metals in Levisa Bay, Cuba
pp. 42A-42A(1)
Authors: Gonzalez H.; Ramirez M.

Geochemistry of iron ochres and mine waters from Levant Mine, Cornwall
pp. 42A-42A(1)
Authors: Bowell R.J.; Bruce I.

Geomorphology and pollution: the environmental impacts of lead mining Leadhills, Scotland
pp. 42A-42A(1)
Authors: Rowan J.S.; Barnes S.J.A.; Hetherington S.L.; Lambers B.; Parsons F.

Downstream effects of mine drainage on benthos and fish in a Norwegian river: a comparison of the situation before and after river rehabilitation
pp. 42A-42A(1)
Authors: Arnekleiv J.V.; Storset L.

Lead and sulphur isotope dilution during dispersion from the Falun mining area
pp. 42A-42A(1)
Authors: Ostlund P.; Torssander P.; Morth C.-M.; Claesson S.

Distribution of ²³⁰Th in milling wastes from the Zirovski vrh uranium mine (Slovenia), and its radioecological implications
pp. 42A-43A(2)
Authors: Krizman M.; Byrne A.R.; Benedik L.

Qualitative and quantitative variations of the groundwaters from the vicinity of Tarnobrzeg resulting from sulphur mining
pp. 43A-43A(1)
Authors: Malinowski J.; Perek M.

Contamination of groundwater in the Te Aroha area by heavy metals from an abandoned mine
pp. 43A-43A(1)
Author: Liping P.

Establishment of wetland ecosystems in lakes created by mining in Western Australia
pp. 43A-43A(1)
Authors: Chambers J.M.; McComb A.J.; Mitsch W.J.

New technique for removing metals from waste water
pp. 43A-43A(1)
Author: Sambasivan R.

Raw deal
pp. 43A-43A(1)
Author: Oliver A.

Photogrammetric monitoring of deformation caused by mine subsidence
pp. 43A-43A(1)
Authors: Davies P.; Fryer J.

Reinforcing sidewalls and corners of gateway to control floor heave (in Chinese)
pp. 43A-43A(1)
Authors: Hou C.; He Y.; Li X.; Hou L.; Yao G.

Optimal spatial distribution of seismic stations in mines
pp. 43A-43A(1)
Authors: Kijko A.; Sciocatti M.

Mine-induced seismicity at East Rand Proprietary Mines
pp. 43A-44A(2)
Authors: Milev A.M.; Spottiswoode S.M.; Noble K.R.

A stationary model for time-dependent seismic hazard in mining
pp. 44A-44A(1)
Author: Finnie G.

A mechanism for the production of electromagnetic radiation during fracture of brittle materials
pp. 44A-44A(1)
Authors: O'Keefe S.G.; Thiel D.V.

Finite Element Analysis of the Modified Ring Test for Determining Mode I Fracture Toughness
pp. 1-15(15)
Authors: Fischer M.P.; Elsworth D.; Alley R.B.; Engelder T.

Evaluation of the 2-D Permeability Tensor for Fractured Rock Masses
pp. 17-37(21)
Authors: Zhang X.; Sanderson D.J.; Harkness R.M.; Last N.C.

Borehole Breakdown Pressure with Drilling Fluids--I. Empirical Results
pp. 39-51(13)
Authors: Morita N.; Black A.D.; Fuh G.-F.

Borehole Breakdown Pressure with Drilling Fluids--II. Semi-analytical Solution to Predict Borehole Breakdown Pressure
pp. 53-69(17)
Authors: Morita N.; Fuh G.-F.; Black A.D.

A Weak Rock Triaxial Cell
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