International Journal of Rock Mechanics and Mining Sciences and Geomechanics Abstracts

Mining annual review 1995
pp. 49A-49A(1)
Author: Brewis T.

Metals and minerals annual review 1995
pp. 49A-49A(1)
Author: Brewis T.

Karst geohazards: engineering and environmental problems in karst terrane. Proceedings of the 5th multidisciplinary conference, Gatlinburg, April 1995
pp. 49A-49A(1)
Author: Beck B.F.

The geology of Cherokee Caverns
pp. 49A-49A(1)
Author: Rubin P.A.

Fractal nature and scaling of normal faults in the Espanola Basin, Rio Grande Rift, New Mexico: implications for fault growth and brittle strain
pp. 49A-49A(1)
Authors: Carter K.E.; Winter C.L.

Three-dimensional geometry and growth of conjugate normal faults
pp. 49A-49A(1)
Authors: Nicol A.; Walsh J.J.; Watterson J.; Bretan P.G.

Fault overlap zones within developing normal fault systems
pp. 49A-49A(1)
Authors: Childs C.; Watterson J.; Walsh J.J.

Sealing properties of Tertiary growth faults, Texas Gulf Coast
pp. 49A-50A(2)
Authors: Berg R.R.; Avery A.H.

Analogue models of salt diapirs and seismic interpretation in the Nordkapp Basin, Norway
pp. 50A-50A(1)
Authors: Koyi H.; Talbot C.J.; Torudbakken B.O.

Palaeoproterozoic intraplating exposed by resultant gravity overturn near Kiruna, northern Sweden
pp. 50A-50A(1)
Authors: Talbot C.J.; Koyi H.

An examination of the relationship between erodibility parameters and soil strength
pp. 50A-50A(1)
Authors: Misra R.K.; Rose C.W.

Mineral deposit formation in Phanerozoic sedimentary basins of north-east Africa: the contribution of weathering
pp. 50A-50A(1)
Authors: German K.; Schwarz T.; Wipki M.

Effect of coal weathering on some geochemical parameters
pp. 50A-50A(1)
Authors: Martinez M.; Escobar M.

Landslides in the coal-bearing series of the Arc Valley, France
pp. 50A-50A(1)
Authors: Giraud A.; Desvarreux P.; Antoine P.; Villain J.

Evidence of basal erosion and shearing as mechanisms contributing the development of lateral ridges in mudslides, flow-slides, and other flow-like gravitational movements
pp. 50A-51A(2)
Author: Corominas J.

Landslides modeled as bifurcations of creeping slopes with nonlinear friction law
pp. 51A-51A(1)
Author: Chau K.T.

Dry-flowing avalanche run-up and run-out
pp. 51A-51A(1)
Authors: McClung D.M.; Mears A.I.

Thresholds for soil transport and the long term stability of sinkholes
pp. 51A-51A(1)
Authors: White W.B.; White E.L.

Supai salt karst features: Holbrook Basin, Arizona
pp. 51A-51A(1)
Author: Neal J.T.

Sinkhole distribution in Winona County, Minnesota revisited
pp. 51A-51A(1)
Authors: Magdalene S.; Alexander E.C.

Storm-water management and sinkhole occurrence in the Palmyra area, Lebanon County, Pennsylvania
pp. 51A-51A(1)
Author: Kochanov W.E.

Investigation of sinkhole flooding problems in Knoxville, Tennessee
pp. 51A-52A(2)
Author: Ogden A.E.

Caves as a geologic hazard: a quantitative analysis from San Salvador Island, Bahamas
pp. 52A-52A(1)
Authors: Wilson W.L.; Mylroie J.E.; Carew J.L.

Morphology of pseudosinkholes in granitic rocks of the Bastar craton, central India
pp. 52A-52A(1)
Author: Singh Y.

Active zone size versus activity: a study of different seismicity patterns in the context of the prediction algorithm M8
pp. 52A-52A(1)
Authors: Kossobokov V.G.; Carlson J.M.

Seismic evidence for an earthquake nucleation phase
pp. 52A-52A(1)
Authors: Ellsworth W.L.; Beroza G.C.

Possible creep-related tilt precursors obtained in the central Apennines (Italy) and in the southern Caucasus (Georgia)
pp. 52A-52A(1)
Author: Bella F.

Research of the imminent and short-term earthquake prediction index of hydro-geochemical precursors and its method (in Chinese)
pp. 52A-52A(1)
Author: Xu Y.

Anomaly of water level before Nanri Island earthquake with M5.2 (in Chinese)
pp. 52A-52A(1)
Author: Zhuang G.

On cause of water level dynamic anomaly in Xiying well (in Chinese)
pp. 52A-52A(1)
Authors: Shan X.; Zhang H.

Study on relation between dynamic change of groundwater level in mid-deep and deep wells in Tianjin region and seismic activity (in Chinese)
pp. 53A-53A(1)
Authors: Jin Y.; Zheng X.

Discussion on the far-field seismic effect of the underground fluids (in Chinese)
pp. 53A-53A(1)
Authors: Feng X.; Lin W.; Ye X.; Wang L.

Response of anomalous short periodic geomagnetic variations to moderately strong earthquakes in China (in Chinese)
pp. 53A-53A(1)
Authors: Zheng X.; Lin Y.

Determination of earthquake source parameters using a hybrid global search algorithm
pp. 53A-53A(1)
Authors: Hartzell S.; Liu P.

Earthquake source parameter determination using genetic algorithms
pp. 53A-53A(1)
Authors: Zhou R.; Tajima F.; Stoffa P.L.

Anomalous variation of seismic wave parameters before some moderately strong earthquakes in Gansu-Qinghai-Ningxia-Xinjiang regions (in Chinese)
pp. 53A-53A(1)
Authors: Wei R.; Wang X.

The main characteristics and prediction for the earthquake recurrence in situ in mainland China (in Chinese)
pp. 53A-53A(1)
Authors: Luo Z.; Wen X.; Luo W.

Modeling of source rupture characteristics for the Saguenay earthquake of November 1988
pp. 53A-53A(1)
Author: Haddon R.A.W.

Continuum theory of earthquake fracturing
pp. 53A-53A(1)
Authors: Yamashita T.; Teisseyre R.

Duration of earthquake fault motion in California
pp. 54A-54A(1)
Authors: Trifunac M.D.; Novikova E.I.

Surface displacement of the 17 May 1993 Eureka Valley, California, earthquake observed by SAR interferometry
pp. 54A-54A(1)
Authors: Peltzer G.; Rosen P.

Identifying regional seismic relationships by cross-correlation
pp. 54A-54A(1)
Author: Solow A.R.

Patterns of seismic release in the southern California region
pp. 54A-54A(1)
Authors: Press F.; Allen C.

Influence of static stress changes on earthquake locations in southern California
pp. 54A-54A(1)
Authors: Harris R.A.; Simpson R.W.; Reasenberg P.A.

Seismic hazards in southern California: probable earthquakes, 1994 to 2024
pp. 54A-54A(1)
Author: Jackson D.D.

Present situation of earthquake engineering in Argentina
pp. 54A-54A(1)
Author: Garcia R.D.

Scientists get a closer look at mechanism of deep Bolivian quake
pp. 54A-54A(1)
Author: Wakefield J.

Rupture process of the November 13, 1993, great Kamchatka earthquake from broadband waveform analysis and its tectonics implications (in Chinese)
pp. 54A-55A(2)
Authors: Gao Y.; Wu Z.-L.

Seismicity of Auvergne and neighbouring regions, French Massif central
pp. 55A-55A(1)
Authors: Dorel J.; Fourvel D.; Donnadieu G.

Soil liquefaction potential induced by the Andalusian Earthquake of 25 December 1884
pp. 55A-55A(1)
Authors: Arango J.R.; Blazquez R.; Chacon J.; Casado C.L.

Bayesian probabilities of earthquake occurrences in Greece and surrounding areas
pp. 55A-55A(1)
Authors: Stavrakakis G.N.; Drakopoulos J.

Rapid determination of M_w from broadband P waveforms
pp. 55A-55A(1)
Authors: Tsuboi S.; Abe K.; Takano K.; Yamanaka Y.

Earthquake duration magnitudes in southeast Australia, accounting for site, seismograph and source
pp. 55A-55A(1)
Authors: Wilkie J.; Gibson G.; Wesson V.

Relationship between body wave and local magnitudes for Australian earthquakes
pp. 55A-55A(1)
Authors: Michael-Leiba M.; Dennis S.

Scaling relations for seismic events induced by mining
pp. 55A-55A(1)
Author: Gibowicz S.J.

Interrelationships among seismic and short-term tectonic activity, oil and gas production, and gas migration to the surface
pp. 55A-56A(2)
Authors: Kouznetsov O.; Sidorov V.; Katz S.; Chilingarian G.

Optimal perennial yield planning for complex nonlinear aquifers: methods and examples
pp. 56A-56A(1)
Authors: Takahashi S.; Peralta R.C.

Groundwater quality reflect karst development: a case study in central-west Florida
pp. 56A-56A(1)
Authors: Chen J.; Thomas G.; Upchurch S.

Private well-water quality of the karst and agricultural dry creek watershed in eastern Iowa - implications for appropriate management
pp. 56A-56A(1)
Authors: Wunder D.B.; Johnson J.K.

Intrinsic limitations of standard criteria and methods for delineation of groundwater-source protection areas (springhead and wellhead protection areas) in carbonate terranes: critical review, technically-sound resolution of limitations, and case study in a Kentucky karst.
pp. 56A-56A(1)
Authors: Quinlan J.F.; Ray J.A.; Schindel G.M.

Sinkhole treatment to improve water quality and control erosion in southeastern Minnesota
pp. 56A-56A(1)
Authors: Kalmas A.; Mohring E.

Sinkhole collapse and ground water contamination problems resulting from storm water drainage wells on karst terrain
pp. 56A-56A(1)
Authors: Crawford N.C.; Groves C.G.

Mass flux of agricultural nonpoint-source pollutants in a conduit-flow-dominated karst aquifer, Logan County, Kentucky
pp. 56A-57A(2)
Author: Currens J.C.

Evolution of a karstic groundwater system, Cave Hill, Augusta County, Virginia: a multi-disciplinary study
pp. 57A-57A(1)
Author: Kastning E.H.K.

Modelos de administracion optima del acuifero Ariguanabo (Optimum management model for the Ariguanabo aquifer)
pp. 57A-57A(1)
Authors: Salvador F.D.; Sanchez H.R.M.

Prediction of borehole yield in the confined Chalk of the London Basin
pp. 57A-57A(1)
Author: Monkhouse R.A.

Groundwater vulnerability assessment: two case studies using GIS methodology
pp. 57A-57A(1)
Authors: Hiscock K.M.; Lovett A.A.; Brainard J.S.; Parfitt J.P.

Groundwater in Scotland and Northern Ireland: similarities and differences
pp. 57A-57A(1)
Author: Robins N.S.

Radioelement (U, Th, Rn) concentrations in Norwegian bedrock groundwaters
pp. 57A-57A(1)
Authors: Banks D.; Royset O.; Strand T.; Skarphagen H.

Recharging of contaminated aquifer with reclaimed sewage water
pp. 57A-58A(2)
Authors: Soliman M.M.; El-Din M.N.; Hassan N.A.

Brine chemistry of groundwater discharge zones in the Murray Basin, Australia
pp. 58A-58A(1)
Authors: Chambers L.A.; White I.; Ferguson J.; Radke B.M.; Evans W.R.

Stepwise pumping approach to improve free phase light hydrocarbon recovery from unconfined aquifers
pp. 58A-58A(1)
Authors: Cooper G.S.; Peralta R.C.; Kaluarachchi J.J.

Buoyancy-induced flow of a tracer in vertical conduits
pp. 58A-58A(1)
Authors: Ronen D.; Yechieli Y.; Kribus A.

Mechanical impacts of air and water compression in karst conduits
pp. 58A-58A(1)
Authors: Chen J.; Thomas G.; Jones I.

Subsidence and related features in the Tully Valley, central New York
pp. 58A-58A(1)
Author: Getchell F.J.

Subsidence hazards due to the dissolution of Permian gypsum in England: investigation and remediation
pp. 58A-58A(1)
Author: Cooper A.H.

Natural and human-induced sinkholes in gypsum terrain and associated environmental problems in NE Spain
pp. 58A-59A(2)
Authors: Benito G.; del Campo P.P.; Gutierrez-Elorza M.; Sancho C.

The application of parallel computing to the flow of fluids in porous media
pp. 59A-59A(1)
Author: Killough J.E.

Automatic parameter estimation applied on a groundwater model: the problem of structure identification
pp. 59A-59A(1)
Authors: Aschenbrenner F.; Ostin A.

Perturbation and Gaussian methods for stochastic flow problems
pp. 59A-59A(1)
Authors: Nachabe M.H.; Morel-Seytoux H.J.

Robust numerical methods for saturated-unsaturated flow with dry initial conditions in heterogeneous media
pp. 59A-59A(1)
Authors: Forsyth P.A.; Wu Y.S.; Pruess K.

Continuous time stochastic analysis of groundwater flow in heterogeneous aquifers
pp. 59A-59A(1)
Authors: Hantush M.M.; Marino M.A.

The use of stochastic simulations and geophysical logs to characterize spatial heterogeneity in hydrgeologic parameters
pp. 59A-59A(1)
Authors: Lahm T.D.; Bair E.S.; Schwartz F.W.

Using the nonstationary spectral method to analyze flow through heterogeneous trending media
pp. 59A-59A(1)
Authors: Shu-Guang L.; McLaughlin D.

Flow in heterogeneous media displaying a linear trend in the log conductivity
pp. 59A-59A(1)
Authors: Indelman P.; Rubin Y.

Photoluminescent volumetric imaging: a technique for the exploration of multiphase flow and transport in porous media
pp. 59A-60A(2)
Authors: Montemagno G.D.; Gray W.G.

Pore-scale modeling of nonwetting-phase residual in porous media
pp. 60A-60A(1)
Authors: Lowry M.I.; Miller C.T.

Prediction of log-transmissivity 1. Using specific capacity
pp. 60A-60A(1)
Author: Christensen S.

Prediction of log-transmissivity 2. Using lithology and specific capacity
pp. 60A-60A(1)
Author: Christensen S.

Pilot point methodology for automated calibration of an ensemble of conditionally simulated transmissivity fields 1. Theory and computational experiments
pp. 60A-60A(1)
Authors: Rao B.S.R.; La Venue A.M.; De Marsily G.; Marietta M.G.

Pilot point methodology for automated calibration of an ensemble of conditionally simulated transmissivity fields 2. Application
pp. 60A-60A(1)
Authors: LaVenue A.M.; RamaRao B.S.; De Marsily G.; Marietta M.G.

Field-scale solute transport in a heavy clay soil
pp. 60A-60A(1)
Authors: Bronswijk J.J.B.; Hamminga W.; Oostindie K.

Uncoupling of coupled flows in soil - a finite element method
pp. 60A-60A(1)
Authors: Daichao S.; Axelsson K.

Fundamental formulation of electrokinetic extraction of contaminants from soil
pp. 60A-61A(2)
Authors: Yeung A.T.; Datla S.

Approximate mixted-integer nonlinear programming methods for optimal aquifer remediation design
pp. 61A-61A(1)
Authors: McKinney D.C.; Min-Der L.

Groundwater remediation design using a three-dimensional simulation model and mixed-integer programming
pp. 61A-61A(1)
Authors: Sawyer C.S.; Ahlfeld D.P.; King A.J.

Contaminant transport mechanisms in karst terrains and implications on remediation
pp. 61A-61A(1)
Authors: Barner W.; Uhlman K.

Modified soil water retention functions for all matric suctions
pp. 61A-61A(1)
Authors: Fayer M.J.; Simmons C.S.

An evaluation of the Bouwer and Rice method of slug test analysis
pp. 61A-61A(1)
Authors: Brown D.L.; Narasimhan T.N.; Demir Z.

Development and testing of active groundwater samplers
pp. 61A-61A(1)
Authors: Nilsson B.; Jakobsen R.; Ardersen L.J.

Development and testing of multiport sock samplers for groundwater
pp. 61A-61A(1)
Authors: Schirmer M.; Jones I.; Teutsch G.; Lerner D.N.

Field trials of active and multi-port sock samplers in gravel-packed wells
pp. 61A-61A(1)
Authors: Nilsson B.; Luckner L.; Schirmer M.

Level-determined sampling in an uncased borehole
pp. 61A-62A(2)
Authors: Jones I.; Lerner D.N.

Numerical simulation of field methods for estimating hydraulic conductivity and concentration profiles
pp. 62A-62A(1)
Authors: Kaleris V.; Hadjitheodorou C.; Demetracopoulos A.C.

Recommendations for level-determined sampling in wells
pp. 62A-62A(1)
Authors: Lerner D.N.; Teutsch G.

Conceptual model of groundwater flow in a mantled karst aquifer and effects of the epikarst zone
pp. 62A-62A(1)
Authors: Julian H.E.; Young S.C.

A spacial-correlation model for assessment of large-areal sinkhole and water quality data
pp. 62A-62A(1)
Authors: J. C.; Thomas G.; Upchurch S.

Prediction and testing of hydraulic parameters in interstratal karst of the Valley and Ridge Province, Pennsylvania
pp. 62A-62A(1)
Authors: Jancin M.; Ewart J.

Partitioning tracer test for detection, estimation, and remediation performance assessment of subsurface nonaqueous phase liquids
pp. 62A-62A(1)
Author: Minquan J.

Considerations for robust compositional simulations of subsurface nonaqueous phase liquid contamination and remediation
pp. 62A-62A(1)
Authors: Panday S.; Forsyth P.A.; Falta R.W.; Yu-Shu W.; Huyakorn P.S.

A Q-BASIC program for modeling advective mass transport with retardation and radioactive decay by particle tracking
pp. 62A-63A(2)
Authors: Xian-Huan W.; Chen-Shan K.

A semianalytic approach to tracer flow modeling in heterogeneous permeable media
pp. 63A-63A(1)
Authors: Datta-Gupta A.; King M.J.

Application of fluorescent dye tracing techniques for delineating sinkhole drainage routes, highway 37 improvement project Lawrence County, Indiana
pp. 63A-63A(1)
Authors: Duwelius J.A.; Bassett J.L.; Keith J.H.

Government programs and the regulation of dye tracing: the future
pp. 63A-63A(1)
Author: Ogden A.E.

Normalized base-flow discharge of groundwater basins: a useful parameter for estimating recharge area of springs and for recognizing drainage anomalies in karst terranes
pp. 63A-63A(1)
Authors: Quinlan J.F.; Ray J.A.

Delineation of the recharge area for Rio Springs, Kentucky: an EPA demonstration project in wellhead (Springhead) protection for karst terranes
pp. 63A-63A(1)
Authors: Schindel G.M.; Ray J.A.; Quinlan J.F.

Diffuse flow and DNAPL recovery in the Ste. Genevieve and St. Louis limestones
pp. 63A-63A(1)
Authors: Chieruzzi G.O.; Duck J.J.; Valesky J.M.; Markwell R.

The complex geophysical-hydrochemical study of karstic springs at Bajza field, Scutari region, Albania
pp. 63A-63A(1)
Authors: Haxhui P.; Uci A.

Fluid pressure responses of a water-saturated porous elastic multi-layered half-space to water pumping and atmospheric loading
pp. 63A-63A(1)
Author: Maruyama T.

Vertical particle segregation in structural crusts: experimental observations and the role of shear strain
pp. 64A-64A(1)
Authors: Bielders C.L.; Baveye P.

Depositional and post-depositional geochemistry, and its correlation with the geotechnical properties of marine clays in Ariake Bay, Japan
pp. 64A-64A(1)
Authors: Ohtsubo M.; Egashira K.; Kashima K.

Single hardening constitutive model for soil, rock and concrete
pp. 64A-64A(1)
Authors: Lade P.V.; Kim M.K.

Mechanism of failure of cracked rock (in Chinese)
pp. 64A-64A(1)
Authors: Kong Y.; Hua A.

Strain analysis in deformation experiments with pattern matching or a stereoscope
pp. 64A-64A(1)
Authors: Bons P.D.; Jessell M.W.

Engineering geology of the Bukit Timah Granite for cavern construction in Singapore
pp. 64A-64A(1)
Authors: J. Z.; Y. Z.; J. S.; B. K.L.; V. C.

Data report: mechanical behavior of basalt from Costa Rica Rift, Hole 504B, Leg 137
pp. 64A-64A(1)
Author: Christaras B.

Strength of brittle materials of the concrete and rock type under triaxial compression
pp. 64A-65A(2)
Authors: Maizel I.V.; Sokolov I.B.

Micromechanical modelling of tensile response of elastic-brittle materials
pp. 65A-65A(1)
Authors: Xi-Qiao F.; Shou-Wen Y.

An elasto-plastic constitutive model for soft rock with strain softening
pp. 65A-65A(1)
Authors: Adachi T.; Oka F.

Estimates of elastic moduli for granular material with anisotropic random packing structure
pp. 65A-65A(1)
Authors: Ching S.C.; Sao J.C.; Y. C.

Tensile stress concentration and compressive failure in cemented granular material
pp. 65A-65A(1)
Authors: Teng-fong W.; Li-Chun W.

Damage mechanisms in stressed rock from acoustic emission
pp. 65A-65A(1)
Authors: Shah K.R.; Labuz J.F.

Deformation-strength-density
pp. 65A-65A(1)
Author: Hejj H.

Up-to-date means of shear strength tests: comparison between simple and direct shear
pp. 65A-65A(1)
Author: Szabo I.

Regularities in the shear behaviour of Pleistocene and Pannon soil complexes along the Danube River
pp. 65A-65A(1)
Author: Kabai I.

Geotechnical behaviour of saline sabkha soils
pp. 65A-65A(1)
Authors: Abduljauwad S.N.; Al-Amoudi O.S.B.

Engineering performance of some coarse-grained arid soils in the Libyan Fezzan
pp. 66A-66A(1)
Authors: Fookes P.G.; Gahir J.S.

Yielding and critical state of a collapsible unsaturated silty soil
pp. 66A-66A(1)
Authors: Maatouk A.; Leroueil S.; La Rochelle P.

A method of calculating the compression deformation modulus of sandy and gravelly soils
pp. 66A-66A(1)
Authors: Ma L.; Khao C.-I.

Down-hole collapse test system
pp. 66A-66A(1)
Authors: Houston S.L.; Mahmound H.H.H.; Houston W.N.

Comparison of results of oedometer and plate load tests performed on collapsible soils
pp. 66A-66A(1)
Author: Reznik Y.M.

Cyclic direct simple shear testing of a Beaufort Sea clay
pp. 66A-66A(1)
Authors: McCarron W.O.; Lawrence J.C.; Werner R.J.; Germaine J.T.; Cauble D.F.

Field observations of frost action in intact and weathered Champlain Sea clay
pp. 66A-66A(1)
Authors: Konrad J.-M.; Bergeron G.; Roy M.; La Rochelle P.; Leroueil S.

The effect of freeze-thaw cycles on the properties of a sensitive clay
pp. 66A-66A(1)
Authors: Roy M.; Bergeron G.; La Rochelle P.; Leroueil S.; Konrad J.M.

Resilient modulus of cohesive soils and the effect of freeze-thaw
pp. 66A-66A(1)
Authors: Lee W.; Bohra N.C.; Altschaeffl A.G.; White T.D.

A geological-geotechnical characterization of the Entrala facies (Paleogene) in the vicinity of the city of Zamora
pp. 66A-66A(1)
Authors: Gonzalez M.O.; Blanco J.A.; Monterrubio S.; Yenes M.; Martinez C.J.

Experimental study on fibre - reinforced cohesive soil (in Chinese)
pp. 67A-67A(1)
Authors: Li G.; Chen L.; Zheng J.; Jie Y.

A true triaxial cell for testing cylindrical rock specimens
pp. 67A-67A(1)
Author: Smart B.G.D.

A method for the study of crack propagation in rock structures
pp. 67A-67A(1)
Author: Scavia C.

An experimentally verified criterion for propagation across unbounded frictional interfaces in brittle, linear elastic materials
pp. 67A-67A(1)
Authors: Renshaw C.E.; Pollard D.D.

Integral equation method for plane crack with arbitrary shape in 3D elastic medium
pp. 67A-67A(1)
Authors: Fukuyama E.; Madariaga R.

K-dominance for a pressurized Griffith crack
pp. 67A-67A(1)
Authors: Romeo A.; Ballarini R.

Observations on fractography with laboratory experiments for geologists
pp. 67A-67A(1)
Authors: Kulander B.R.; Dean S.L.

The character of rock surfaces formed in Mode I
pp. 67A-67A(1)
Authors: Butenuth C.; De Freitas M.H.

The anisotropy of surface roughness measured using a digital photogrammetric technique
pp. 67A-68A(2)
Authors: Jessell M.W.; Cox S.J.D.; Schwarze P.; Power W.L.

Surface morphology characteristics of rock discontinuities with particular reference to their genesis
pp. 68A-68A(1)
Authors: Aydan O.; Shimizu Y.

Factors controlling joint spacing in interbedded sedimentary rocks: integrating numerical models with field observations from the Monterey Formation, USA
pp. 68A-68A(1)
Authors: Gross M.R.; Fischer M.P.; Engelder T.; Greenfield R.J.

Spatial change in joint geometry in the Chalk of eastern England
pp. 68A-68A(1)
Author: Goodwin A.M.

Application of fractal geometry to the study of networks of fractures and their pressure transient
pp. 68A-68A(1)
Authors: Acuna J.A.; Yortsos Y.C.

Coalescence of fractures under shear stresses in experiments
pp. 68A-68A(1)
Authors: Shen B.; Stephansson O.; Einstein H.H.; Ghahreman B.

Simple mathematical model of a rough fracture
pp. 68A-68A(1)
Author: Brown S.R.

Scaling invariance of crack surfaces
pp. 68A-68A(1)
Authors: Schmittbuhl J.; Schmitt F.; Scholz C.

The expression of hydraulic fracturing in rocks and sediments
pp. 68A-69A(2)
Author: Cosgrove J.W.

Statistical character of the failure of multiphase materials due to high pressure water jet impingement
pp. 69A-69A(1)
Authors: Momber A.W.; Kovacevic R.

Fracture analysis and reservoir characterization of the granitic basement in the HDR Soultz Project (France)
pp. 69A-69A(1)
Author: Genter A.

Description of moisture content in soil profiling
pp. 69A-69A(1)
Authors: Schreiner H.D.; Gourley C.S.

Changes in dielectric permittivity and shear wave velocity during concentration diffusion
pp. 69A-69A(1)
Authors: Santamarina J.C.; Fam M.

A physical model of cementation and its effects on single-phase permeability
pp. 69A-69A(1)
Authors: Panda M.N.; Lake L.W.

Permeability predictions for jointed rock masses
pp. 69A-69A(1)
Authors: Wei Z.Q.; Egger P.; Descoeudres F.

A continuum approach for estimating permeability in naturally fractured rocks
pp. 69A-69A(1)
Authors: Cheng-Haw L.; Bor-Wei D.; Jui-Lin C.

Permeability dependence of streaming potential in rocks for various fluid conductivities
pp. 69A-69A(1)
Authors: Jouniaux L.; Pozzi J.-P.

A model for crack connectivity in rocks, a discussion
pp. 69A-70A(2)
Authors: Gomez J.B.; Pacheco A.F.; Segui-Santonja A.J.

Determination of porosity types from NMR data and their relationship to porosity types derived from thin section
pp. 70A-70A(1)
Authors: Bowers M.C.; Ehrlich R.; Howard J.J.; Kenyon W.E.

Hydraulic conductivity of natural soils permeated with acid mine drainage
pp. 70A-70A(1)
Authors: Yanful E.K.; Shikatani K.S.; Quirt D.H.

Modelling and field measurements of water percolation through an experimental soil cover on mine tailings
pp. 70A-70A(1)
Authors: Woyshner M.R.; Yanful E.K.

Evaluation of in situ hydraulic properties of formations at great depth
pp. 70A-70A(1)
Authors: Hayashi K.; Ito T.; Abe H.

A practical, economical and precise volume change measurement device
pp. 70A-70A(1)
Authors: Araruna J.T.; Harwood A.H.; Clarke B.G.

Probe permeametry: an overview and bibliography
pp. 70A-70A(1)
Authors: Hurst A.; Goggin D.

A comparison of field measured and numerically simulated seasonal ground movement in unsaturated clay
pp. 70A-70A(1)
Authors: Thomas H.R.; Zhou Z.

The temperature effect on swelling of shales under cyclic wetting and drying
pp. 70A-70A(1)
Authors: S. L.H.; Speck R.C.; Z. W.

Solution and evaluation of permafrost thaw-subsidence model
pp. 70A-71A(2)
Authors: Panday S.; Corapcioglu M.Y.

A new two point method of obtaining C_v from a consolidation test
pp. 71A-71A(1)
Authors: Prasad Y.V.S.N.; Rao S.N.

Overconsolidated clays from the Israeli Mediterranean coast and inner shore
pp. 71A-71A(1)
Authors: Rohrlich V.; Wiseman G.; Komornik A.

Consolidation of dredged sludge, measured by an acoustic densitometer
pp. 71A-71A(1)
Authors: Verbeek H.; Cornelisse J.M.

A novel technique for the evaluation of membrane penetration
pp. 71A-71A(1)
Authors: Ali S.R.; Pyrah I.C.; Anderson W.F.

Velocity and attenuation of elastic waves in finely layered porous rocks
pp. 71A-71A(1)
Authors: Gurevich B.; Lopatnikov S.L.

Influence of fluid chemistry on shear-wave attenuation and velocity in sedimentary rocks
pp. 71A-71A(1)
Author: Vo-Thanh D.

Shear-wave splitting from local earthquakes at The Geysers geothermal field, California
pp. 71A-71A(1)
Authors: Evans J.R.; Julian B.R.; Foulger G.R.; Ross A.

Physical properties and elastic constants of upper crustal rocks from core-log measurements in Hole 504B
pp. 72A-72A(1)
Authors: Iturrino G.J.; Christensen N.I.; Becker K.; Boldreel L.O.; Harvey P.K.H.; Pezard P.

Ultrasonic pulse velocities and elastic moduli of marble cores from the Kuala Lumpur limestone
pp. 72A-72A(1)
Authors: Raj J.K.; Tayib R.H.

Seismic anisotropy of shales
pp. 72A-72A(1)
Authors: Johnston J.E.; Christensen N.I.

Stress-dependent elastic wave velocities in shales
pp. 72A-72A(1)
Author: Sayers C.M.

Dynamic strength of concrete
pp. 72A-72A(1)
Authors: Sokolov I.B.; Logunova V.A.; Rudenko V.V.; Radionov A.K.

Site amplification from coda waves: validation and application to S-wave site response
pp. 72A-72A(1)
Authors: Kato K.; Aki K.; Takemura M.

Site amplification factors in central and southern California determined from coda waves
pp. 72A-72A(1)
Authors: Feng S.; K. A.

Weak-motion observations and modeling for the Turkey Flat, US, site-effects test area near Parkfield, California
pp. 72A-72A(1)
Author: Cramer C.H.

Experimental study of site effects in the Fort-de-France area (Martinique island)
pp. 72A-73A(2)
Authors: Gagnepain-Beyneix J.; Lepine J.C.; Nercessian A.; Hirn A.

Nonlinear soil amplification: its corroboration in Taiwan
pp. 73A-73A(1)
Authors: Beresnev I.A.; Kuo-Liang W.; Yeong T.Y.

Empirical prediction of liquefactiion-induced lateral spread
pp. 73A-73A(1)
Authors: Bartlett S.F.; Youd T.L.

Reconsideration of initiation of liquefaction in sandy soils
pp. 73A-73A(1)
Authors: Fear C.E.; McRoberts E.C.

Liquefaction behavior of sand-gravel composites
pp. 73A-73A(1)
Authors: Evans M.D.; Shengping Z.

Generation mechanism of electric impulses observed in explosion seismic experiments
pp. 73A-73A(1)
Authors: Tomizawa I.; Yamada I.

A continuum approach to the petrophysical classification and evaluation of reservoir rocks
pp. 73A-73A(1)
Author: Worthington P.F.

Recent, tectonically induced, surficial stress-relief structures in the Ottawa-Hull area, Canada
pp. 73A-73A(1)
Authors: Wallach J.; Benn K.; Rimando R.

Strength characteristics and shear acoustic anisotropy of rock core subjected to true triaxial compression
pp. 73A-74A(2)
Authors: Crawford B.R.; Smart B.G.D.; Main I.G.; Kiakopoulou-Morris F.

Shear-wave velocity to evaluate in-situ state of Ottawa sand
pp. 74A-74A(1)
Authors: Robertson P.K.; Sasitharan S.; Cunning J.C.; Sego D.C.

On the K₀ factor
pp. 74A-74A(1)
Author: Szepeshazi R.

In situ evaluation of K₀ in eastern Canada clays
pp. 74A-74A(1)
Authors: Hamouche K.K.; Leroueil S.; Roy M.; Lutenegger A.J.

Fractographic features on joints of KTB drill cores (Bavaria, Germany)
pp. 74A-74A(1)
Authors: Bankwitz P.; Bankwitz E.

Borehole televiewer data analysis of Hole 504B from Legs 137 and 140
pp. 74A-74A(1)
Authors: Krammer A.; Pezard P.; Harvey P.K.H.; Fuchs K.

A practical geometry correction for interpreting pressuremeter tests in clay
pp. 74A-74A(1)
Authors: Shuttle D.A.; Jefferies M.G.

The performance of push-in spade cells installed in stiff clay
pp. 74A-74A(1)
Authors: Ryley M.D.; Carder D.R.

Techniques to investigate and remedy sinkholes
pp. 74A-75A(2)
Authors: Qubain B.S.; Seksinsky E.J.; Aldin E.G.

The use of geochemical methods in the investigation of hazardous waste sites in covered karst terrain
pp. 75A-75A(1)
Authors: Glover T.; Daniel J.; Lonergan A.

Selection of corridors for power transmission lines and highways through karst terranes
pp. 75A-75A(1)
Author: Kastning E.H.

Paleokarstic features in the Belgian carboniferous limestones - implications to engineering
pp. 75A-75A(1)
Authors: Quinif A.V.Y.; Charlet J.M.

Ground gamma radiation maps: processing of airborne, laboratory, and in situ spectrometry data
pp. 75A-75A(1)
Authors: Rybach L.; Schwarz G.F.

Statistical interpretation of airborne gamma-ray spectrometric data, Esh El Milaha area, northern East Desert, Egypt
pp. 75A-75A(1)
Authors: Rabie S.I.; Mostafa M.E.; Khalil A.F.

Thermal emission from particulate surfaces: a comparison of scattering models with measured spectra
pp. 75A-75A(1)
Authors: Moersch J.E.; Christensen P.R.

Remote sensing provides high-tech clues for mineral exploration
pp. 75A-75A(1)
Author: Spencer C.H.

Geotechnologies facilitate geologic mapping and field operations in Colombia
pp. 75A-76A(2)
Authors: Ellis J.M.; Narr W.; Goodwin P.B.; Perez G.

Estimating and simulating the degree of serpentinization of peridotites using hyperspectral remotely sensed imagery
pp. 76A-76A(1)
Author: Van der Meer F.

A survey of natural aggregate properties and characteristics important in remote sensing and airborne geophysics
pp. 76A-76A(1)
Authors: Knepper D.H.; Langer W.H.; Miller S.

Satellite imagery evaluates Ecuador hydrocarbon potential
pp. 76A-76A(1)
Authors: Scantland S.; Barton R.

Imaging the sea floor
pp. 76A-76A(1)
Authors: Schlee J.S.; Karl H.A.; Torresan M.E.

The application of thermal infrared thermography in the identification of submerged springs in Chickamauga Reservoir, Hamilton County, Tennessee
pp. 76A-76A(1)
Authors: Bogle F.R.; Loy K.

Near real-time monitoring of seismic events and status of portable digital recorders using satellite telemetry
pp. 76A-76A(1)
Authors: Mueller R.J.; Meei-you L.; Johnston M.J.S.; Borcherdt R.D.; Glassmoyer G.; Silverman S.

Evaluation of the homogeneity of stabilised/solidified wastes by a video imaging technique
pp. 76A-76A(1)
Authors: Yi-Min G.; Mei L.; Grow J.M.; Knox D.E.

Mapping karst solution features by the integrated geophysical method
pp. 76A-77A(2)
Author: Rodriguez R.

GPS versus template - simple field and office experiments concerning GPS-determined positions and template-scaled map locations
pp. 77A-77A(1)
Author: Brew D.A.

An empirical assessment of refraction error in leveling as a function of survey order and environment
pp. 77A-77A(1)
Authors: Castle R.O.; Mark R.K.; Shaw R.H.

Effect of faulting on fluid flow in porous sandstones: geometry and spatial distribution
pp. 77A-77A(1)
Authors: Antonellini M.; Aydin A.

Applications of shallow, high-resolution seismic reflection to various mining operations
pp. 77A-77A(1)
Authors: Miller R.D.; Steeples D.W.

Seismic reflection profiles across the [lsquo ]Mine Series[rsquo ] in the Noranda camp of the Abitibi Belt, eastern Canada
pp. 77A-77A(1)
Author: Verpaelst P.

Electrical resistivity mapping of the buried stream channel of the Canopic Branch in the western Nile Delta, Egypt
pp. 77A-77A(1)
Authors: El-Gamili M.M.; Shaaban F.F.; El-Morsi O.A.

Application of the natural electric field for detecting karst conduits on Guam
pp. 77A-77A(1)
Authors: Lange A.L.; Barner W.L.

Subsurface investigation of possible karst conditions at the Jewfish Creek bridge replacement, Key Largo, Florida
pp. 77A-78A(2)
Authors: Benson R.C.; Yuhr L.; Berkovitz B.C.

Reservoir characterization from downhole mineralogy
pp. 78A-78A(1)
Authors: Lofts J.; Harvey P.; Lovell M.

Use of full-waveform sonic data to image near-borehole structural features
pp. 78A-78A(1)
Author: Hornby B.E.

Determination of the characteristic yield and pore-water quality in water-bearing layers based on geophysical well logs
pp. 78A-78A(1)
Author: Csokas J.

Packer - a FORTRAN 77 code for collection, analysis, and display of interval pressure injection test data
pp. 78A-78A(1)
Authors: Pasquarell G.C.; Boyer D.G.; Urban J.B.

The role of a knowledge-based system in interpreting geotechnical information
pp. 78A-78A(1)
Author: Toll D.G.

An exact technique of counting lineaments
pp. 78A-78A(1)
Authors: Mostafa M.E.; Qari M.Y.H.T.

Automatic lineament extraction from digital images using a segment tracing and rotation transformation approach
pp. 78A-78A(1)
Authors: Raghavan V.; Masumoto S.; Koike K.; Nagano S.

Superposed deformations by Mohr construction
pp. 78A-78A(1)
Author: Treagus S.H.

Further results on prediction of soil properties from terrain attributes: heterotopic cokriging and regression-kriging
pp. 79A-79A(1)
Authors: Odeh I.O.A.; McBratney A.B.; Chittleborough D.J.

2D and 3D analogue modelling of extensional fault structures: templates for seismic interpretation
pp. 79A-79A(1)
Author: McClay K.R.

Cost-effective staggered schemes for the numerical simulation of wave propagation
pp. 79A-79A(1)
Authors: Kamel A.; Sguazzero P.; Kindelan M.

Application of image processing to gravity data analysis
pp. 79A-79A(1)
Authors: Torres J.L.P.; Diaz-Sarmiento S.S.

Structural interpretation of the Bouguer and aeromagnetic anomalies in central Sinai
pp. 79A-79A(1)
Author: Ghazala H.H.

NURE geochemical and geophysical surveys - defining prospective terranes for United States placer exploration
pp. 79A-79A(1)
Authors: Grosz A.E.; Schruben P.G.

Computer processing in the exploration and evaluation of the Angovia gold deposit
pp. 79A-79A(1)
Authors: Tourliere B.; Bobillier J.

Fractal characters of gold distribution in one ore deposit, Xinjiang, China and their significance
pp. 79A-79A(1)
Authors: Buming S.; Yuanchao S.

Risk assessment and technological options for contaminated sediments - a geochemical perspective
pp. 79A-79A(1)
Author: Forstner U.

Problems with logic trees in earthquake hazard evaluation
pp. 80A-80A(1)
Author: Krinitzsky E.L.

Computational geomechanics
pp. 80A-80A(1)
Author: Verruijt A.

Fractography: fracture topography as a tool in fracture mechanics and stress analysis
pp. 80A-80A(1)
Author: Ameen M.S.

Fractals in petroleum geology and Earth processes
pp. 80A-80A(1)
Authors: Barton C.C.; La Pointe P.R.

Block theory and its application
pp. 80A-80A(1)
Author: Goodman R.E.

Gravitational and tectonic stresses in anisotropic rock with irregular topography
pp. 80A-80A(1)
Authors: Pan E.; Amadei B.; Savage W.Z.

On the mechanical response of saturated cemented materials - part I: theoretical considerations
pp. 80A-80A(1)
Authors: Pietruszczak S.; Pande G.N.

On the mechanical response of saturated cemented materials - part II: experimental investigation and numerical simulations
pp. 81A-81A(1)
Authors: Pietruszczak S.; Turu G.; Pande G.N.

Estimating spatial distributions of heterogeneous subsurface characteristics by regionalized classification of electrofacies
pp. 81A-81A(1)
Authors: Moline G.R.; Bahr J.M.

Application of non-associative hierarchical model for geologic materials for active earth pressure experiment
pp. 81A-81A(1)
Authors: Ugai K.; Desai C.S.

A new boundary element/mathematical programming method for contact problems with friction
pp. 81A-81A(1)
Author: Changming Z.

Building conceptual structural models from multiple modelling sources: an example from thrust-ramp studies
pp. 81A-81A(1)
Authors: Patton T.L.; Serra S.; Humphreys R.J.; Nelson R.A.

An application of the deterministic variogram to design-based variance estimation
pp. 81A-81A(1)
Authors: Cordy C.B.; Thompson C.M.

Using a three-dimensional concept in a two-dimensional model to predict accurate hydraulic fracture dimensions
pp. 81A-81A(1)
Authors: Rahim Z.; Holditch S.A.

Sensitivity in volcanic hazard assessment for the Yucca Mountain high-level nuclear waste repository site: the model and the data
pp. 81A-81A(1)
Author: Chih-Hsiang H.

Planning extended reach wells in Wytch Farm Field, UK
pp. 81A-82A(2)
Authors: McClure N.M.; Wilkinson D.W.; Frost D.P.; Geehan G.W.

Computer aided design of riprap bank protection
pp. 82A-82A(1)
Author: Teal M.J.

The effects of mechanical properties and selection of completion interval upon the created and propped fracture dimensions in layered reservoirs
pp. 82A-82A(1)
Authors: Rahim Z.; Holditch S.A.

Optimized frac pad and gel improve well productivity
pp. 82A-82A(1)
Authors: Fritcher E.; Byrd A.; Stegent N.

ResonantSonic drilling method produces core samples and monitoring wells at competitive costs
pp. 82A-82A(1)
Author: Barrow J.

Improved oil recovery using horizontal wells at Elk Hills, California
pp. 82A-82A(1)
Authors: Gangle F.J.; Schultz K.L.; McJannet G.S.; Ezekwe N.

An assessment of the mechanical stability of wells offshore Nigeria
pp. 82A-82A(1)
Authors: Lowrey J.P.; Ottesen S.

Practical advantages of mud cooling systems for drilling
pp. 82A-82A(1)
Authors: Maury V.; Guenot A.

New environmentally friendly mud handling system
pp. 82A-82A(1)
Author: Herigstad T.P.

Teleoperated continuous mining machine for improved safety
pp. 83A-83A(1)
Authors: Kwitowski A.J.; Brautigam A.L.; Monaghan W.D.

A mobile small-gauge drill rig: an economic alternative tool for civil engineering companies
pp. 83A-83A(1)
Author: Kurth L.

Two- and three-dimensional elasto-plastic analysis for coal pillar design and its application to highwall mining
pp. 83A-83A(1)
Authors: Fama M.E.D.; Trueman R.; Craig M.S.

The contribution of powered supports to improvements in longwall performance
pp. 83A-83A(1)
Author: Stace L.R.

Karst site remediation grouting
pp. 83A-83A(1)
Authors: Fischer J.A.; Fischer J.J.

A case history of compaction grouting to improve soft soils over karstic limestone
pp. 83A-83A(1)
Authors: Stapleton D.C.; Corso D.; Blakita P.

Karst foundation grouting and seepage control at Haig Mill Dam
pp. 83A-83A(1)
Authors: Beriswill J.A.; Humphries R.W.; McClean A.T.; Kath R.L.

A review of some of the properties of Geoseal MQ-5 and silicate-Hardener 600B grouts
pp. 84A-84A(1)
Authors: Mollamahmutoglu M.; Littlejohn G.S.

Standards for coir erosion and sedimentation control products
pp. 84A-84A(1)
Authors: Santha L.; Santha C.R.

Effectiveness of selected materials under simulated rain and sunlight
pp. 84A-84A(1)
Authors: Urroz G.E.; Israelsen C.E.

Tannery Creek - bioengineered stream realignment
pp. 84A-84A(1)
Author: Wraith J.G.

Mathematical theory of freezing for flow in porous media
pp. 84A-84A(1)
Authors: Kornev K.; Mukhamadullina G.

Ultimate strength of rammed earth walls with openings
pp. 84A-84A(1)
Authors: Lilley D.M.; Robinson J.

Back to the wall
pp. 84A-84A(1)
Author: Russell H.

The part played by applied geology in nuclear power plant site studies
pp. 84A-85A(2)
Author: Giafferi J.-L.

Engineering experience with limestone
pp. 85A-85A(1)
Author: Iqbal M.A.

Clay over karst: dealing with construction over an eroded and broken karst surface
pp. 85A-85A(1)
Authors: Griffin D.B.; Berry R.M.

Engineering impacts of karst: three engineering case studies in Cambrian and Ordovician carbonates of the Valley and Ridge Province
pp. 85A-85A(1)
Authors: Kath R.L.; McClean A.T.; Sullivan W.R.; Humphries R.W.

The problems of constructions on karst - the examples from Slovenia
pp. 85A-85A(1)
Authors: Sebela S.; Mihevc A.

A model for sinkhole formation on interstate and limited access highways, with suggestions on remediation
pp. 85A-85A(1)
Authors: Mellett J.S.; MacCarillo B.J.

Maryland Route 31 sinkhole
pp. 85A-85A(1)
Author: Martin A.D.

Ahead on aggregate
pp. 85A-85A(1)
Author: Butterfield M.

Use of nonlinear models in soil mechanics
pp. 86A-86A(1)
Author: Kushner S.G.

The importance of a model in foundation design over deeply-weathered, pinnacled, carbonate bedrock
pp. 86A-86A(1)
Authors: Siegel T.C.; Belgeri J.J.

Drilled pile foundations in porous, pinnacled carbonate rock
pp. 86A-86A(1)
Author: Heath W.E.

Performance of axially loaded steel pipe piles driven in soft rock
pp. 86A-86A(1)
Authors: Matsumoto T.; Michi Y.; Hirano T.

Field measurements of stress interactions between displacement piles in sand
pp. 86A-86A(1)
Author: Chow F.

Geotechnical aspects of the design and construction of dams and pressure tunnels in soluble rocks
pp. 86A-86A(1)
Author: Merritt A.H.

Current problems in providing strength of concrete dams
pp. 86A-86A(1)
Author: Khrapkov A.A.

Thermal protection of concrete dams subjected to freeze-thaw cycles
pp. 86A-86A(1)
Authors: Leger P.; Cote M.; Tinawi R.

Rupture of the earth dam at Lake Beloeil: causes and consequences
pp. 86A-86A(1)
Authors: Robert B.; Pare J.-J.

Proposals for the protection of the Val de Loire against disastrous floods
pp. 87A-87A(1)
Author: Archambault M.

Parametric criteria of reliability and nondamageability for the dam of the Sayano-Shushenskoe hydroelectric station
pp. 87A-87A(1)
Authors: Gordon L.A.; Sokolovskii I.K.

Highlands time
pp. 87A-87A(1)
Author: Greeman A.

Waterfilled cofferdams for shore protection during remediation activities
pp. 87A-87A(1)
Authors: Olheiser D.; Ragsdale J.H.

Temporary water barriers: alternatives to conventional cofferdams
pp. 87A-87A(1)
Author: Walke R.H.

Deformation of the Deer Creek bridge by an active landslide in clay shale
pp. 87A-87A(1)
Authors: Kelly A.J.; Sauer E.K.; Christiansen E.A.; Barbour S.L.; Widger R.A.

Methods of calculating reinforced-concrete members of power structures
pp. 87A-87A(1)
Author: Nikolaev V.B.

Birds and seas
pp. 88A-88A(1)
Author: Hayward D.

Filling temporary underground structures and workings at high-head hydro developments
pp. 88A-88A(1)
Author: Ilyushin V.F.

Investigation of concrete and reinforced-concrete members of hydraulic structures
pp. 88A-88A(1)
Authors: Ivashintsov D.A.; Logunova V.A.; Karavaev A.V.; Sokolov I.B.

Theoretical investigation of the undrained stability of shallow submerged slopes
pp. 88A-88A(1)
Authors: Di Prisco C.; Matiotti R.; Nova R.

A model for the runout analysis of rapid flow slides, debris flows, and avalanches
pp. 88A-88A(1)
Author: Hungr O.

Landslide hazard of slopes of sewage treatment plant lagoons constructed in colluvium deposits
pp. 88A-88A(1)
Authors: Al-Homoud A.S.; Tal A.B.

The Umraniye-Hekimbasi open dump accident
pp. 88A-88A(1)
Authors: Kocasoy G.; Curi K.

Effective utilization of fully matured grass in erosion control
pp. 88A-88A(1)
Authors: Santha L.; Santha C.R.

Jute geotextiles as efficient promoter of vegetation for erosion control
pp. 88A-88A(1)
Author: Ranganathan S.R.

Kolb Road project design and installation of a cellular containment system
pp. 89A-89A(1)
Author: Ward L.E.

The use of emulsified asphalt for mulching
pp. 89A-89A(1)
Author: Waller H.F.

Suggestions for grade stabilization structure placement
pp. 89A-89A(1)
Authors: Magner J.L.; Lohnes R.A.

Evaluation of a biotechnical protection project on the Navarro River, California
pp. 89A-89A(1)
Author: Lucas A.

Erosion control on the Nantahala-Marble transmission line: a case study
pp. 89A-89A(1)
Authors: Cook M.G.; Hollifield J.F.

Camouflaged channels corral runoff at the horse ranch
pp. 89A-89A(1)
Authors: Theisen M.S.; Hageman M.; Austin D.N.

A final solution for a ninety year old problem
pp. 89A-89A(1)
Authors: Gondek M.; Vaughn P.; Woodward M.

Retaining facts
pp. 89A-89A(1)
Author: Jonker F.

An approximate analysis of the three-dimensional effects of diaphragm wall installation
pp. 89A-89A(1)
Authors: Ng C.W.W.; Lings M.L.; Simpson B.; Nash D.F.T.

Simulating performance of GRS-RW by finite-element procedure
pp. 90A-90A(1)
Authors: Ling H.I.; Tatsuoka F.; Tateyama M.

Robotics in civil engineering
pp. 90A-90A(1)
Authors: Haas C.; Skibniewski M.; Budny E.

Evolution of seawall construction methods in Boston Harbor, Massachusetts
pp. 90A-90A(1)
Authors: Rosen P.S.; Vine D.B.

Moving ahead: the evolution of an airport
pp. 90A-90A(1)
Author: Ayson I.

Development of storm water management for construction sites in north central Texas
pp. 90A-90A(1)
Authors: Glass E.; Brooks C.; McKay M.

Management of the discharge quality of highway runoff in karst areas to control impacts to ground water - a review of relevant literature
pp. 90A-90A(1)
Authors: Stephenson J.B.; Beck B.F.

Modification of highway runoff quality by sinkhole drainage structures, highway 37 improvement project Lawrence County, Indiana
pp. 90A-90A(1)
Authors: Keith J.H.; Bassett J.L.; Duwelius J.A.

Artificial structures and shoreline dynamics at Forcados Beach, Niger Delta
pp. 90A-90A(1)
Author: Oyegun C.U.

Guidelines for the seismic evaluation of existing buildings
pp. 91A-91A(1)
Authors: Allen D.E.; Rainer J.H.

Development of methods of calculating reinforced-concrete members in Russian standards
pp. 91A-91A(1)
Authors: Zalesov A.S.; Chistyakov E.A.

Seismic design and analysis of masonry-infilled frames
pp. 91A-91A(1)
Authors: Kodur V.K.R.; Erki M.A.; Quenneville J.H.P.

Experimental and numerical study of sand-steel interfaces
pp. 91A-91A(1)
Authors: Tejchman J.; Wu W.

Dynamic characterization of vertically loaded foundations on granular soils
pp. 91A-91A(1)
Authors: Pak R.Y.S.; Guzina B.B.

Seismic bearing capacity of foundation on cohesionless soil
pp. 91A-91A(1)
Authors: Dormieux L.; Pecker A.

Dynamic soil-structure interaction of coupled shear walls by boundary element method
pp. 91A-91A(1)
Authors: Capuani D.; Klein R.; Antes H.; Tralli A.

Response of dams in semielliptical canyons to oblique SH waves
pp. 91A-91A(1)
Authors: Dakoulas P.; Ching-Heng H.

Recommendations on the organization of dynamic tests of hydraulic structures of electric power stations
pp. 91A-91A(1)
Authors: Sheinin I.S.; Kalitseva I.S.

Standard dynamic certificate of hydraulic structures of electric power stations
pp. 91A-92A(2)
Authors: Baichikov L.N.; Kalitseva I.S.; Serkov V.S.; Sheinin I.S.

Analysis of postbuckling behavior of line pipe subjected to combined loads
pp. 92A-92A(1)
Authors: Zhilong Z.; Murray D.W.

Steady-state vibrations of offshore structures
pp. 92A-92A(1)
Author: Karna T.

A review of the probabilistic description of Morison wave loading and response of fixed offshore structures
pp. 92A-92A(1)
Authors: Najafian G.; Burrows R.; Tickell R.G.

Design against collapse of karst caverns
pp. 92A-92A(1)
Author: Tharp T.M.

Calculation of stress distribution around a tunnel by using boundary punition element method and finite element method (in Chinese)
pp. 92A-92A(1)
Author: Wang Y.

Numerical simulation of the convergence of a bolt-supported tunnel through a homogenization method
pp. 92A-92A(1)
Authors: Bernaud D.; De Buhan P.; Maghous S.

Stress-strain condition around a cylinder expanding in the soil
pp. 92A-92A(1)
Author: Mecsi J.

Cork harbour sand ban forces Tarmac Walls ashore for backfill
pp. 92A-92A(1)
Author: Fleming D.

Tunnelling through the young Himalayas - a case history of the Maneri-Uttarkashi power tunnel
pp. 93A-93A(1)
Authors: Goel R.K.; Jethwa J.L.; Paithankar A.G.

Ground penetrating radar for identification of mine tunnels and abandoned mine stopes
pp. 93A-93A(1)
Author: Fenner T.

Glory hole project
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