International Journal of Rock Mechanics and Mining Sciences and Geomechanics Abstracts

Engineering geology of construction
pp. 103A-103A(1)
Authors: Eddleston M.; Walthall S.; Cripps J.C.; Culshaw M.G.

Engineering mechanics. Proceedings of the 10th conference, Boulder, Colorado, May 1995
pp. 103A-103A(1)
Author: Sture S.

Bioextraction and biodeterioration of metals
pp. 103A-103A(1)
Authors: Gaylarde C.C.; Videla H.A.

Geoenvironment 2000. Proceedings of a conference, new Orleans, February 1995
pp. 103A-103A(1)
Authors: Acar Y.B.; Daniel D.E.

Postulated impact craters yield oil and gas, lively debate
pp. 103A-103A(1)
Author: Petzet G.A.

Basin inversion
pp. 103A-103A(1)
Authors: Buchanan J.G.; Buchanan P.G.

Geodetic monitoring of the southern San Andreas Fault, California, 1980-1991
pp. 103A-103A(1)
Authors: Savage J.C.; Lisowski M.

The San Andreas Fault system through the Transverse Ranges as illuminated by earthquakes
pp. 103A-103A(1)
Authors: Seeber L.; Armbruster J.G.

Structural control of deep fluid circulation at the Soultz HDR site, France: a review
pp. 104A-104A(1)
Authors: Benderitter Y.; Elsass P.

The Kupferschiefer mineralization of Central Europe: new aspects and major areas of future research
pp. 104A-104A(1)
Author: Speczik S.

Abundance and distribution of uranium in Senonian phosphorites, Arad Basin, southern Israel
pp. 104A-104A(1)
Authors: Gill D.; Shiloni Y.

The geology and geochemistry of Zona uranium occurrence, upper Benue Trough; NE Nigeria
pp. 104A-104A(1)
Authors: Ogunleye P.O.; Okujeni C.D.

Structural setting of the Riviera W-Mo deposit, western Cape, South Africa
pp. 104A-104A(1)
Authors: Rozendaal A.; Gresse P.G.; Scheepers R.; De Beer C.H.

Vermiculite mineralization in parts of Palamau District, Bihar
pp. 104A-104A(1)
Authors: Chattopadhyay G.; Bhattacharyay A.K.

Relationship between ductile shear zone and gold mineralization - taking Jinchangyu gold mine, eastern Hebei Province, China
pp. 104A-104A(1)
Author: Lin C.

Zincian staurolite in the Dry River South volcanic-hosted massive sulfide deposit, northern Queensland, Australia: an assessment of its usefulness in exploration
pp. 104A-104A(1)
Authors: Huston D.L.; Patterson D.J.

The formation of diamond
pp. 104A-104A(1)
Author: Bulanova G.P.

The morphology and nature of primary diamondiferous occurrences
pp. 104A-105A(2)
Author: Nixon P.H.

Catalogue of world wide diamond and kimberlite occurrences: a selective and annotative approach
pp. 105A-105A(1)
Authors: Janse A.J.A.; Sheahan P.A.

Geotectonic controls of primary diamond deposits: implications for area selection
pp. 105A-105A(1)
Authors: Helmstaedt H.H.; Gurney J.J.

Damage zone geometry around fault tips
pp. 105A-105A(1)
Authors: McGrath A.G.; Davison I.

Weathering and weathering processes
pp. 105A-105A(1)
Author: Price D.G.

Engineering in weathered rock
pp. 105A-105A(1)
Authors: Hencher S.R.; McNicholl D.P.

The survey and recording of historic monuments
pp. 105A-105A(1)
Author: Emerick K.

Stones in monuments: natural and anthropogenic deterioration of marble artifacts
pp. 105A-105A(1)
Author: Franzini M.

Role of natron crystallization on granular disintegration of a granitic monument in Brittany
pp. 105A-105A(1)
Authors: Bernabe E.; Bromblet P.; Robert M.

Organic and inorganic compounds in limestone weathering crusts from cathedrals in Southern and Western Europe
pp. 105A-105A(1)
Author: Fobe B.O.

Environmental effects on the Monasteries of Mount Athos; the case of Symonos Petra Monastery
pp. 106A-106A(1)
Authors: Christaras B.; Moropoulou A.

Artificial neural networks and durability of sphinx limestone
pp. 106A-106A(1)
Authors: Bandyopadhyay J.K.; Yerrapragada S.S.; Lal Gauri K.

Fractal character of landslides
pp. 106A-106A(1)
Authors: Y. Y.; Carr J.R.; Watters R.J.

In-situ strength tests of coarse, cohesionless debris on scree slopes
pp. 106A-106A(1)
Author: Blijenberg H.M.

Experiments on granular flows to predict avalanche runup
pp. 106A-106A(1)
Authors: T. C.; Hill G.; McClung D.M.; R. N.; Sherkat R.

The effects of an addition of force-free particles on the rheological properties of fine suspensions
pp. 106A-106A(1)
Authors: Coussot P.; Piau J.-M.

Analysis of rainfall-induced debris flows
pp. 106A-106A(1)
Authors: Anderson S.A.; Sitar N.

Rainfall thresholds for the initiation of debris flows at La Honda, California
pp. 106A-106A(1)
Authors: Wilson R.C.; Wieczorek G.F.

Engineering treatment of a hazardous rockfall slope at Chunder area, Taiwan
pp. 106A-106A(1)
Author: Hongey C.

The mechanics of deep earthquakes
pp. 106A-107A(2)
Authors: Green H.W.; Houston H.

Foreshocks and pre-events associated with the nucleation of large earthquakes
pp. 107A-107A(1)
Authors: Shibazaki B.; Matsu'ura M.

Earthquakes in a model of seismic zone with embedded pre-existing faults
pp. 107A-107A(1)
Authors: Bhagavatula R.; Chen K.; Jayaprakash C.

Streaming potential and permeability of saturated sandstones under triaxial stress: consequences for electrotelluric anomalies prior to earthquakes
pp. 107A-107A(1)
Authors: Jouniaux L.; Pozzi J.-P.

Earthquake monitoring and prediction: a case study of GIS data integration using the Internet
pp. 107A-107A(1)
Authors: Towers A.L.; Gittings B.M.

An automatic seismic event processing for detection and location: the P.M.C.C. method
pp. 107A-107A(1)
Author: Cansi Y.

Artificial neural network-based seismic detector
pp. 107A-107A(1)
Authors: Jin W.; Ta-Liang T.

Elements of infrastructure and seismic hazard in the central United States
pp. 107A-107A(1)
Authors: Wheeler R.L.; Rhea S.; Tarr A.C.

The prediction of earthquake peak ground acceleration in Europe
pp. 107A-107A(1)
Author: Ambraseys N.N.

Potential capability of the East African seismic stations
pp. 107A-107A(1)
Author: Dindi E.

Strong-motion recordings
pp. 107A-108A(2)
Authors: Brady A.G.; Shakal A.F.

Estimation of an earthquake focal mechanism from a satellite radar interferogram: application to the December 4, 1992 Landers aftershock
pp. 108A-108A(1)
Authors: Feigl K.L.; Sergent A.; Jacq D.

Case study of Northridge earthquake-induced fill settlement
pp. 108A-108A(1)
Author: Day R.W.

Liquefaction during the 1990 Manjil, Iran, earthquake, I: case history data
pp. 108A-108A(1)
Authors: Yegian M.K.; Ghahraman V.G.; Nogole-Sadat M.A.A.; Daraie H.

Liquefaction during the 1990 Manjil, Iran, earthquake, II: case history analyses
pp. 108A-108A(1)
Authors: Yegian M.K.; Ghahraman V.G.; Nogole-Sadat M.A.A.; Daraie H.

Application of microtremor measurements to the estimation of earthquake ground motions in Kushiro City during the Kushiro-oki earthquake of 15 January 1993
pp. 108A-108A(1)
Authors: Suzuki T.; Adachi Y.; Tanaka M.

Ground-water radon anomaly before the Kobe earthquake in Japan
pp. 108A-108A(1)
Author: Igarashi G.

Single-force representation of earthquakes due to landslides or the collapse of caverns
pp. 108A-108A(1)
Author: Fukao Y.

A temporary decrease of induced seismicity in the Lubin copper mining district, Poland, observed at the GERESS array, Germany
pp. 108A-108A(1)
Authors: Jost M.L.; Jost O.

Neural networks for quick earthquake damage estimation
pp. 108A-109A(2)
Authors: Molas G.L.; Yamazaki F.

Transferability of strong ground-motion coherency between the SMART1 and SMART2 arrays
pp. 109A-109A(1)
Authors: Hung-Chie C.; Amirbekian R.V.; Bolt B.A.

Mineral and geothermal waters of Slovakia
pp. 109A-109A(1)
Authors: Kris J.; Marton J.

Water resources development plan for Benin City and environs
pp. 109A-109A(1)
Authors: Ezeigbo H.I.; Aneke B.C.

A plan for development of groundwater through deep tubewells in Agartala - Sonamura - Subroom Valley of Tripura state
pp. 109A-109A(1)
Authors: Saha D.; Sharma V.

Palaeochannels of Ken River as potential groundwater reservoirs and geomorphic evolution of adjoining area, Banda and Hamirpur Districts, U.P.
pp. 109A-109A(1)
Author: Gautam A.M.

Analysing the long term reduction in groundwater temperature due to pumping
pp. 109A-109A(1)
Author: Taniguchi M.

Water table fluctuation due to transient recharge in a 2-D aquifer system with inclined base
pp. 109A-109A(1)
Authors: Ramana D.V.; Rai S.N.; Singh R.N.

Regional assessment and mapping of groundwater vulnerability to contamination
pp. 109A-109A(1)
Authors: Zektser I.S.; Belousova A.P.; Dudov V.Y.

Electrical flow through an aquifer for contaminant source leak detection and delineation of plume evolution
pp. 109A-109A(1)
Authors: Osiensky J.L.; Donaldson P.R.

A dynamic model of ground water restoration with accelerator constraint
pp. 110A-110A(1)
Authors: Firoozi F.; Merrifield J.

Subsidence due to fluid withdrawal
pp. 110A-110A(1)
Authors: Chilingarian G.V.; Donaldson E.C.; Yen T.F.

Hydrodynamic response of a water-rock system to chemical and thermal bulk deformations
pp. 110A-110A(1)
Authors: Yakovlev L.Y.; Borevskiy L.V.

Aquatic - terrestrial partitioning of deep groundwater discharge using measured helium fluxes
pp. 110A-110A(1)
Author: Sheppard M.I.

Geochemical evolution of ground-water recovery in a reclaimed surface mine
pp. 110A-110A(1)
Author: Wise C.F.

On advective transport in fractal permeability and velocity fields
pp. 110A-110A(1)
Author: Neuman S.P.

Effect of turbulence on fracture flow and advective transport of solutes
pp. 110A-110A(1)
Authors: Amadei B.; Carlier J.-F.; Illangasekare T.

A discussion of scale effects on hydraulic conductivity at a granitic site
pp. 110A-110A(1)
Authors: Guimera J.; Vives L.; Carrera J.

Water pollution III: modelling, measuring and prediction
pp. 111A-111A(1)
Authors: Wrobel L.C.; Latinopoulos P.

Prediction of interwell tracer flow behaviour in heterogeneous reservoirs
pp. 111A-111A(1)
Authors: Tongchun Y.; Daltaban T.S.; Dawe R.A.

MFE-TRANSP: one-dimensional moving-finite-element program for modeling solute transport in porous media
pp. 111A-111A(1)
Authors: Gottardi G.; Venutelli M.

Hydraulic radius and transport in reconstructed model three-dimensional porous media
pp. 111A-111A(1)
Authors: Bentz D.P.; Martys N.S.

II problema inverso nei modelli di simulazione dei deflussi sotterranei: analisi comparativa di alcuni metodi risolutivi (The inverse problem for groundwater flow simulation models: comparative analysis of some solution methods)
pp. 111A-111A(1)
Authors: Criminisi A.; Tucciarelli T.

Radionuclide migration experiments under laboratory conditions
pp. 111A-111A(1)
Author: Vandergraaf T.T.

Analysis of radionuclide transport through fissured porous media with a perturbation method
pp. 111A-111A(1)
Author: Banat M.

Migration of radionuclides from a deep geological repository: analytical model with radial diffusion in host matrix
pp. 111A-111A(1)
Authors: Nair R.N.; Krishnamoorthy T.M.

Stormwater management solution
pp. 111A-111A(1)
Authors: Shi-En S.; Landsiedel M.G.

Statistical validation methods: application to unit hydrographs
pp. 111A-112A(2)
Authors: B. Z.; Yeou-Koung T.; Keh-Chia Y.; Jinn-Chuang Y.

Fiber-optic chloride sensor development
pp. 112A-112A(1)
Authors: Cosentino P.; Grossman B.; C. S.; S. D.; H. X.; Erbland P.

Grouted-in installation of piezometers in boreholes
pp. 112A-112A(1)
Author: McKenna G.T.

Coupled thermal-mechanical-hydrological behaviour of sparsely fractured rock: implications for nuclear fuel waste disposal
pp. 112A-112A(1)
Authors: T. S.N.; Selvadurai A.P.S.

DECOVALEX - an international co-operative research project on mathematical models of coupled THM processes for safety analysis of radioactive waste repositories
pp. 112A-112A(1)
Authors: Jing L.; Tsang C.-F.; Stephansson O.

The DECOVALEX test - case one
pp. 112A-112A(1)
Authors: Makurat A.; Ahola M.; Khair K.; Noorishad J.; Rosengren L.; Rutqvist J.

International comparison of coupled thermo-hydro-mechanical models of a multiple-fracture bench mark problem: DECOVALEX phase I, bench mark test 2
pp. 112A-112A(1)
Authors: T. C.; Khair K.; L. J.; Ahola M.; Noorishad J.; Vuillod E.

On the use of the diffusion equation in test case 6 of DECOVALEX
pp. 112A-112A(1)
Authors: Claesson J.; Follin S.; Hellstrom G.; Wallin N.-O.

Analytical solutions of stationary coupled thermo-hydromechanical problems
pp. 112A-112A(1)
Author: Rehbinder G.

Textural characterisation of rocks
pp. 112A-113A(2)
Authors: Ersoy A.; Waller M.D.

Investigations of neutron fields used in elemental analysis of bulk samples
pp. 113A-113A(1)
Authors: Ali M.Y.; El-Megrab A.M.; Jonah S.A.; Su D.M.; Varadi M.; Csikai J.

The influence of mineralogy and texture in the water content of rock salt formations. Its implication in radioactive waste disposal
pp. 113A-113A(1)
Authors: De Las Cuevas C.; Pueyo J.J.

Regional distribution of sulphate in rocks and soils of Britain
pp. 113A-113A(1)
Authors: Forster A.; Culshaw M.G.; Bell F.G.

Drakensberg basalts: their alteration, breakdown and durability
pp. 113A-113A(1)
Authors: Haskins D.R.; Bell F.G.

Textural and microstructural influences on the durability of Waikato Coal Measures mudrocks
pp. 113A-113A(1)
Authors: Moon V.G.; Beattie A.G.

Diffusivity of ions in pore water as a quantitative basis for rock deformation rate estimates
pp. 113A-113A(1)
Author: Nakashima S.

Geotechnical materials and the critical state
pp. 113A-113A(1)
Authors: Novello E.A.; Johnston I.W.

Contact detection algorithms for three-dimensional ellipsoids in discrete element modelling
pp. 113A-114A(2)
Authors: Xiaoshan L.; Tang-Tat N.

An indicrect boundary integral equation method for poroelasticity
pp. 114A-114A(1)
Authors: Rajapakse R.K.N.D.; Senjuntichai T.

Direct measurement of volume strain during experimental deformation of porous materials
pp. 114A-114A(1)
Authors: Olsen M.P.; Brandon M.T.; Gordon R.B.

Plane-strain instability of saturated porous media
pp. 114A-114A(1)
Authors: Bardet J.P.; Shiv A.

On a three-dimensional anisotropic plasticity model for soil
pp. 114A-114A(1)
Authors: Crouch R.S.; Wolf J.P.

Stress-dependency of elastic moduli for cross-anisotropic soils
pp. 114A-114A(1)
Authors: Dakoulas P.; S. Y.

Unsaturated strength behaviour of compacted lateritic soils
pp. 114A-114A(1)
Authors: Mahalinga-Iyer U.; Williams D.J.

Modified model of the nonlinear deformation of cohesive soils
pp. 114A-114A(1)
Authors: Vyalov S.S.; Shaaban Z.S.

Modeling and testing of cohesive soil using disturbed-state concept
pp. 114A-114A(1)
Authors: Katti D.R.; Desai C.S.

Stiffness of fine-grained soil at very small strains
pp. 114A-114A(1)
Authors: Viggiani G.; Atkinson J.H.

Hypoplastic constitutive equation with internal variables
pp. 114A-115A(2)
Authors: Kolymbas D.; Herle I.; Von Wolfersdorff P.A.

Strain localization in extension tests on granular materials
pp. 115A-115A(1)
Authors: Yamamuro J.A.; Lade P.V.

A theory for granular flow accommodated by material transfer via an intergranular fluid
pp. 115A-115A(1)
Author: Paterson M.S.

Effects of sampling on the undrained behaviour of clayey sands
pp. 115A-115A(1)
Authors: Hight D.W.; Georgiannou V.N.

Factors affecting at-rest lateral stress in artificially cemented sands
pp. 115A-115A(1)
Authors: Zhu F.; Clark J.I.; Paulin M.J.

Cone penetration in very weakly cemented sand
pp. 115A-115A(1)
Authors: Puppala A.J.; Tumay M.T.

Stress-strain modeling of sands using artificial neural networks
pp. 115A-115A(1)
Authors: Willis G.W.; C. Y.; R. Z.; Penumadu D.

Settlements of bearing plate on collapsible loessial soils
pp. 115A-115A(1)
Author: Reznik Y.M.

Shear resistance of fissured Neogene clays
pp. 115A-115A(1)
Authors: Feda J.; Bohac J.; Herle I.

Undrained plastic modulus from original Cam clay
pp. 115A-116A(2)
Author: Mayne P.W.

Foundations in Gault Clay
pp. 116A-116A(1)
Authors: Marsh A.H.; Greenwood N.R.; Eddleston M.

Strength of frozen saline soils
pp. 116A-116A(1)
Authors: Hivon E.G.; Sego D.C.

Reuse of coal mining wastes in civil engineering - part 1: properties of minestone
pp. 116A-116A(1)
Author: Skarzynska K.M.

Discriminant analysis of hydrocollapse in Las Vegas soils
pp. 116A-116A(1)
Authors: Karakouzian M.; Goertzel B.; Hudyma N.; Roullier P.

Utilization of sample disturbance for dating a marl deposit
pp. 116A-116A(1)
Author: Athanasopoulos G.A.

Geotechnical properties of oil-contaminated Kuwaiti sand
pp. 116A-116A(1)
Authors: Al-Sanad H.A.; Eid W.K.; Ismael N.F.

Kuwait oil-based pollution: effect on building material
pp. 116A-116A(1)
Author: Al-Mutairi N.M.

Microcracking during triaxial deformation of porous rocks monitored by changes in rock physical properties. I. Elastic-wave propagation measurements on dry rocks
pp. 116A-116A(1)
Authors: Ayling M.R.; Meredith P.G.; Murrell S.A.F.

Microcracking during triaxial deformation of porous rocks monitored by changes in rock physical properties II. Pore volumometry and acoustic emission measurements on water-saturated rocks
pp. 116A-117A(2)
Authors: Read M.D.; Ayling M.R.; Meredith P.G.; Murrell S.A.F.

Micromechanics modelling for stress-strain behaviour of brittle rocks
pp. 117A-117A(1)
Author: Chunlin L.

Determination of hydraulic normal stiffness of fractures in hard rock from well testing
pp. 117A-117A(1)
Author: Rutqvist J.

Parametric study of the energy extraction from hot dry rock based on fractal fracture network model
pp. 117A-117A(1)
Authors: Watanabe K.; Takahashi H.

In situ low permeability pulse test measurements
pp. 117A-117A(1)
Authors: Bauer C.; Homand F.; Henry J.P.

The three processes of brittle crystalline rock creep
pp. 117A-117A(1)
Authors: Boukharov G.N.; Chanda M.W.; Boukharov N.G.

Interpretation of undrained creep tests in terms of effective stresses
pp. 117A-117A(1)
Author: Sheahan T.C.

Thermal convection of fluid in fractured media
pp. 117A-117A(1)
Authors: Abdallah G.; Thoraval A.; Sfeir A.; Piguet J.P.

Temperature dependence of the thermal parameters of some rocks
pp. 117A-117A(1)
Authors: Zito G.; Mongelli F.; Loddo M.

Rock magnetism and magnetic surveys in the iron ore deposit of El Encino, Mexico
pp. 117A-118A(2)
Authors: Alva-Valdivia L.M.; Urrutia-Fucugauchi J.

The transition from weakening to strengthening in dehydrating gypsum: evolution of excess pore pressures
pp. 118A-118A(1)
Authors: Suz-chung K.; Olgaard D.L.; Briegel U.

Physico-chemical properties of basalt soils from Kuantan, Pahang
pp. 118A-118A(1)
Author: Kong T.B.

Frequency-domain analysis of electrical dispersion of soils
pp. 118A-118A(1)
Author: Thevanayagam S.

Dielectric properties of humid sand
pp. 118A-118A(1)
Authors: Bano N.; Hashmi R.A.

Modelling transient heat and moisture transfer in unsaturated soil using a parallel computing approach
pp. 118A-118A(1)
Authors: Thomas H.R.; Chi L.W.L.

Rock mechanics factors in enhanced fluid flow simulation
pp. 118A-118A(1)
Authors: Olden P.W.H.; M. J.; Smart B.G.D.; Tehrani A.D.H.

Slow wave imaging of permeable rocks
pp. 118A-118A(1)
Authors: Nagy P.B.; Bonner B.P.; Adler L.

Probe permeametry: re-emergence of an old technology
pp. 118A-118A(1)
Author: Hurst A.

Two-phase flow visualization and relative permeability measurement in natural rough-walled rock fractures
pp. 118A-119A(2)
Authors: Persoff P.; Pruess K.

Assessment of in situ permeability with emphasis on packer testing in Kuwait
pp. 119A-119A(1)
Authors: Mollah M.A.; Sayed S.A.S.

Permeability classification of coal seams in China
pp. 119A-119A(1)
Authors: Yangsheng Z.; Tianhe K.; Yaoqing H.

Porosity of natural fracture networks
pp. 119A-119A(1)
Authors: Montemagno C.D.; Pyrak-Nolte L.J.

Laboratory characterization of fluid flow parameters in a porous rock containing a discrete fracture
pp. 119A-119A(1)
Author: Rasmussen T.C.

Experimental study of air-water two-phase flow through a fracture (narrow channel)
pp. 119A-119A(1)
Authors: Fourar M.; Bories S.

Local increase of rock salt porosity by coalescence of fluid inclusions under the effect of a thermal gradient
pp. 119A-119A(1)
Authors: Lebrun P.; Billiotte J.; Deveughele M.; Le Cleac'h J.-M.

Characterization of soil swelling in the laboratory
pp. 119A-119A(1)
Authors: Masrouri F.; Tisot J.P.

Acoustic emission during swelling and contraction tests
pp. 119A-119A(1)
Authors: de Argandona V.G.R.; Calleja L.; del Rio L.M.S.

Laboratory assessment of swelling pressure of expansive soils
pp. 119A-120A(2)
Authors: Basma A.A.; Al-Homoud A.S.; Husein A.

Terzaghi's diffusion equation for swelling soil
pp. 120A-120A(1)
Author: Day R.W.

Cyclic swelling behavior of clays
pp. 120A-120A(1)
Authors: Al-Homoud A.S.; Basma A.A.; Malkawi A.I.H.; Al Bashabsheh M.A.

Ultimate density of a compacted clay subjected to cycles of wetting and drying
pp. 120A-120A(1)
Author: Day R.W.

Triaxial A-value versus swell or collapse for compacted soil
pp. 120A-120A(1)
Authors: Day R.W.; Marsh E.T.

Compressibility and collapse characteristics of arid saline sabkha soils
pp. 120A-120A(1)
Authors: Al-Amoudi O.S.B.; Abduljauwad S.N.

Strength and compressibility of Abqaiq marl, Saudi Arabia
pp. 120A-120A(1)
Author: Aiban S.A.

Desiccation theory for soft cohesive soils
pp. 120A-120A(1)
Authors: Abu-Hejleh A.N.; Znidarcic D.

On the linear relations of V-In p and In v-In p for isotropic consolidation of soils
pp. 120A-120A(1)
Author: Hashiguchi K.

Strength development with burial in fine-grained sediments from the Saguenay Fjord, Quebec
pp. 120A-121A(2)
Authors: Perret D.; Locat J.; Leroueil S.

The bulk modulus of the frame in Biot theory
pp. 121A-121A(1)
Authors: X. Z.; McMechan G.A.

Stress state-permeability relationships for dredged sludge and their dependence on microstructure
pp. 121A-121A(1)
Authors: Stepkowska E.T.; Thorborg B.; Wichman B.

Expansive clays and construction, especially of low-rise structures: a viewpoint from Natal, South Africa
pp. 121A-121A(1)
Authors: Bell F.G.; Maud R.R.

Mechanical and ultrasonic anisotropic response of soil
pp. 121A-121A(1)
Authors: Desai C.S.; Jagannath S.V.; Kundu T.

Evaluation of in situ anisotropy from crosshole and downhole shear wave velocity measurements
pp. 121A-121A(1)
Authors: Sully J.P.; Campanella R.G.

The empirical evaluation of soil moduli and damping ratio for dynamic analysis (in Chinese)
pp. 121A-121A(1)
Authors: Chen G.; Xie J.; Zhang K.

A controlled in-situ investigation of the relationship between stress, velocity and induced seismicity
pp. 121A-121A(1)
Authors: Maxwell S.C.; Young R.P.

Influence of frequency and fluid distribution on elastic wave velocities in partially saturated limestones
pp. 121A-121A(1)
Authors: Cadoret T.; Marion D.; Zinszner B.

Velocity and amplitude of P-waves transmitted through fractured zones composed of multiple thin low-velocity layers
pp. 121A-122A(2)
Authors: Watanabe T.; Sassa K.

Scattering of elastic waves by a thin soft layer
pp. 122A-122A(1)
Authors: Luneva M.; Young F.C.

An analytical solution for the transient response of saturated linear elastic porous media
pp. 122A-122A(1)
Authors: Gajo A.; Mongiovi L.

Observation of two longitudinal and two transverse waves in a frozen porous medium
pp. 122A-122A(1)
Authors: Leclaire P.; Cohen-Tenoudji F.; Aguirre-Puente J.

Liquefaction prediction based on q_c and D₅₀ (in Chinese)
pp. 122A-122A(1)
Authors: Zhang R.; Shi Z.

Discrete-time analysis of seismic site amplification
pp. 122A-122A(1)
Author: Safak E.

Prediction of site response of surficial deposits in Evansville, Indiana
pp. 122A-122A(1)
Authors: Kayabali K.; West T.R.

Earthquake site-response study in Giumri (formerly Leninakan), Armenia, using ambient noise observations
pp. 122A-122A(1)
Author: Field E.H.

Seismic response of three-dimensional alluvial valleys for incident P,S, and Rayleigh waves
pp. 122A-122A(1)
Authors: Sanchez-Sesma F.J.; Luzon F.

Scattering of plane SH waves by a cylindrical alluvial valley of circular-arc cross-section
pp. 122A-123A(2)
Authors: Xiaoming Y.; Zheng-Peng L.

Resonant response of a soft semi-circular cylindrical basin to an SH seismic wave
pp. 123A-123A(1)
Author: Wirgin A.

Pseudo-dynamic testing using conventional testing devices
pp. 123A-123A(1)
Authors: Nakashima M.; Akazawa T.; Igarashi H.

Description and classification of weathered rocks for engineering purposes: the background to the BS5930:1981 proposals
pp. 123A-123A(1)
Author: Dearman W.R.

Rock weathering descriptions: current difficulties
pp. 123A-123A(1)
Authors: Cragg D.J.; Ingman J.

A soil identification method for potential road construction problem sites on the Olympic Peninsula, Washington
pp. 123A-123A(1)
Author: Koler T.E.

The mechanics of a pop-up: a stress relief phenomenon
pp. 123A-124A(2)
Author: Roorda J.

System identification and its application to estimating soil properties
pp. 124A-124A(1)
Author: Glaser S.

Study and tests of techniques for increasing overcoring stress measurement accuracy
pp. 124A-124A(1)
Authors: Cai M.; Qiao L.; Yu J.

Hydraulic vs pneumatic fracturing for in situ stress determination in rock salt
pp. 124A-124A(1)
Authors: Rummel F.; Klee G.; Weber U.

Discrete element analysis of granular materials
pp. 124A-124A(1)
Author: Van Baars S.

Seismic studies on the Soultz HDR project (France) during Phase IIa
pp. 124A-124A(1)
Authors: Beauce A.; Jones R.; Fabriol H.; Hulot C.

An attempt to determine tectonic stress patterns in Poland
pp. 124A-124A(1)
Author: Wiejacz P.

The exploration context for diamonds
pp. 124A-124A(1)
Author: Jennings C.M.H.

Basic principles of alluvial diamond exploration
pp. 124A-124A(1)
Authors: Marshall T.R.; Baxter-Brown R.

Diamond exploration in glaciated terrain: a Russian perspective
pp. 125A-125A(1)
Author: Golubev Y.K.

Pathfinder sampling techniques for locating primary sources of diamond: recovery of indicator minerals, diamonds and geochemical signatures
pp. 125A-125A(1)
Author: Muggeridge M.T.

Applications of geophysics for the detection and exploration of kimberlites and lamproites
pp. 125A-125A(1)
Author: Macnae J.

Detection of the Saint-Etienne-de-Tinee landslide using SAR interferometry and modelling
pp. 125A-125A(1)
Authors: Fruneau B.; Achache J.

Recognition of favourable zones for uranium and thorium accumulation, at Um Ara-Um Shilman Granitic Pluton, south Eastern Desert, Egypt, using airborne spectrometric and magnetic data
pp. 125A-125A(1)
Author: Elkattan E.M.

The role of aeroradiometry in modifying geology and identifying anomalous zones, Serbal-Nukhul area, Sinai Peninsula, Egypt
pp. 125A-125A(1)
Authors: Soliman M.L.M.; Ammar A.A.; Elkattan E.M.; Elkassass I.A.

Photogrammetric point determination in the inspection of dams
pp. 125A-125A(1)
Authors: Kersten T.; Maas H.-G.; Piezzi K.; Schmassmann E.

A new approach for the prediction of unexposed fractured reservoirs: a case study in Millas Granite (French Pyrenees)
pp. 125A-126A(2)
Authors: Pistre S.; Bangoy L.M.; Rives T.

Geodesic methods and mathematical models for the construction of new trans-Alpine lines
pp. 126A-126A(1)
Authors: Carosio A.; Reis O.

Automated mapping of the landslide hazard on the island of Tahiti based on digital satellite data
pp. 126A-126A(1)
Author: Guillande R.

Diamond exploration from the bottom up: regional geophysical signatures of lithosphere conditions favorable for diamond exploration
pp. 126A-126A(1)
Author: Morgan P.

Pipeline route investigations using geophysical techniques
pp. 126A-126A(1)
Authors: Fenning P.J.; Hasan S.

High-resolution marine reflection profiling for engineering and environmental purposes. Part A: acquiring analogue seismic signals
pp. 126A-126A(1)
Author: McGee T.M.

High-resolution marine reflection profiling for engineering and environmental purposes. Part B: digitizing analogue seismic signals
pp. 126A-126A(1)
Author: McGee T.M.

A geophysical site investigation for a bridge foundation in a narrow canyon
pp. 126A-126A(1)
Author: Michaels P.

Geophysical study of the gravel deposit in Ihiagwa, Owerri Nigeria
pp. 126A-126A(1)
Authors: Ananaba S.E.; Onu N.N.; Iwuagwu C.J.

Electrical resistance tomography experiments at the Oregon Graduate Institute
pp. 126A-127A(2)
Authors: Daily W.; Ramirez A.; LaBrecque D.; Barber W.

Shallow karst exploration using MT-VLF and DC resistivity methods
pp. 127A-127A(1)
Authors: Guerin R.; Benderitter Y.

Laboratory technique for measurement of spectral induced polarization response of soil samples
pp. 127A-127A(1)
Authors: Vanhala H.; Soininen H.

Application of telluric-telluric profiling combined with magnetotelluric and self-potential methods to geothermal exploration in the Fujian Province, China
pp. 127A-127A(1)
Authors: Van-Ngoc P.; Boyer D.; Xue C.Y.; Shao C.L.

Beyond water witching
pp. 127A-127A(1)
Author: Anderson R.

Effect of clayey media parameters on the negative response of a coincident loop
pp. 127A-127A(1)
Authors: El-Kaliouby H.M.; Hussain S.A.; Bayoumi A.E.-R.; El-Diwany E.A.; Hashish E.A.

Cancelling directional EM noise in magnetotellurics
pp. 127A-127A(1)
Authors: Santarato G.; Spagnolini U.

Surface NMR applied to an electroconductive medium
pp. 127A-127A(1)
Authors: Trushkin D.V.; Shushakov O.A.; Legchenko A.V.

Ground penetrating radar antennae frequencies and transmitter powers compared for penetration depth, resolution and reflection continuity
pp. 127A-127A(1)
Author: Jol H.M.

Basic foundations of the internal structure of the calibration factor for the gamma-ray log
pp. 127A-128A(2)
Author: Czubek J.A.

An empirical model to determine the gamma-ray detection efficiency for an 81 cm³ HPGe detector in a borehole environment in the photon energy region 0.7-6.6 MeV
pp. 128A-128A(1)
Authors: Rizk R.A.M.; El-Sayed A.M.A.; Abdel-Hady E.E.; Mohamed A.M.

Large-scale mineral potential estimation for blind precious metal ore bodies
pp. 128A-128A(1)
Authors: Guocheng P.; Porterfield B.

Sampling and statistical evaluation of diamond deposits
pp. 128A-128A(1)
Author: Rombouts L.

Computerized field-data capture and GIS analysis for generation of cross sections in 3-D perspective views
pp. 128A-128A(1)
Author: Schetselaar E.M.

Dislocational rock mechanics as a basis for seismic methods in the search for hydrocarbons
pp. 128A-128A(1)
Author: Pissetski V.B.

Importance of multiple suppression in seismic exploration
pp. 128A-128A(1)
Author: Ebeniro J.O.

A new method of quantitative interpretation of SP anomalies produced by a polarized inclined sheet
pp. 128A-128A(1)
Authors: Skianis G.; Papadopoulos T.; Vaiopoulos D.; Nikolaou S.

Understanding telluric distortion matrices
pp. 128A-128A(1)
Author: Smith J.T.

Seismic instrumentation of landslides: building a better model of dynamic landslide behavior
pp. 128A-128A(1)
Authors: Harp E.L.; Jibson R.W.

A hybrid recurrence model and its implication on seismic hazard results
pp. 129A-129A(1)
Authors: Shen-Chyun W.; Cornell C.A.; Winterstein S.R.

Application of boundary element method to determination of stresses and displacements in rock mass at room-pillar mining
pp. 129A-129A(1)
Authors: Grzaslewicz R.; Lydzba D.

The quantitative research on the palaeotectonic stress field and its control to coal and gas outburst (in Chinese)
pp. 129A-129A(1)
Authors: Xu F.; Xhu X.; Wang G.; Ma X.

Knowledge-based systems in geotechnical engineering
pp. 129A-129A(1)
Authors: Moula M.; Toll D.G.; Vaptismas N.

Computer graphics smooth the way
pp. 129A-129A(1)
Authors: Schofield D.; Denby B.; McClamon D.; Jones M.

An arch dam design system with artificial intelligence (in Chinese)
pp. 129A-129A(1)
Authors: Sun Y.; Lou C.; Xu Y.; Wang B.

Earthquake-resistant design features of immersed tunnels in Japan
pp. 129A-129A(1)
Author: Kiyomiya O.

Discrete and continuum approaches to simulate the thermohydro-mechanical couplings in a large, fractured rock mass
pp. 129A-129A(1)
Author: Millard A.

The fully-coupled model for rock engineering systems
pp. 129A-129A(1)
Authors: Y. J.; Hudson J.A.

Prospects for universal geothermal energy from heat mining
pp. 129A-130A(2)
Authors: Tester J.W.; Herzog H.J.; Z. C.; Potter R.M.; Frank M.G.

Modelling of a European prototype HDR reservoir
pp. 130A-130A(1)
Author: Jupe A.J.

Assessment of HDR reservoir stimulation and performance using simple stochastic models
pp. 130A-130A(1)
Author: Willis-Richards J.

Coupled hydraulic, thermal and mechanical considerations for the simulation of hot dry rock reservoirs
pp. 130A-130A(1)
Authors: Kohl T.; Evans K.F.; Hopkirk R.J.; Rybach L.

Modelling flow and heat transfer in fractured rocks: conceptual model of a 3-D deterministic fracture network
pp. 130A-130A(1)
Author: Kolditz O.

Modelling flow and heat transfer in fractured rocks: dimensional effect of matrix heat diffusion
pp. 130A-130A(1)
Author: Kolditz O.

Estimation of rippability and excavation conditions from seismic velocity measurements
pp. 130A-130A(1)
Authors: McCann D.M.; Fenning P.J.

Large-diameter shaft drilling: a versatile tool for advanced mining
pp. 130A-130A(1)
Author: Zeni D.R.

Underbalanced drilling with air offers many pluses
pp. 130A-130A(1)
Author: Shale L.

Special techniques and equipment reduce problems
pp. 130A-131A(2)
Author: Joseph R.A.

Characterization of Soultz hydrochemical system: WELCOM (Well Chemical On-line Monitoring) applied to deepening of GPK-1 borehole
pp. 131A-131A(1)
Authors: Aquilina L.; Brach M.

Calcium phosphate cements for lost circulation control in geothermal drilling
pp. 131A-131A(1)
Authors: Allan M.L.; Kukacka L.E.

Breakage assessment through cluster analysis of joint set orientations of exposed benches of opencast mines
pp. 131A-131A(1)
Author: Roy P.P.

Assessments of easie of blasting in Troodos sheeted dyke complex and lower pillow lava series
pp. 131A-131A(1)
Author: Nathanail C.P.

Characteristics of Rg waves recorded from quarry blasts in central Texas
pp. 131A-131A(1)
Authors: Goforth T.T.; Bonner J.L.

Recent TBM advances
pp. 131A-131A(1)
Author: Smith C.

Extras improve products
pp. 131A-131A(1)
Author: Hartley P.

A new tunnel roof support system with specific reference to the Brovello tunnel
pp. 131A-131A(1)
Authors: Kettle C.T.; Gandais M.

Innovative ground support using rapid deployment of spray-on liners
pp. 132A-132A(1)
Authors: Archibald J.F.; Mercer R.A.; Lausch P.

Estimation of grout take for small-scale developments in areas of shallow coal mining: some examples from the East Pennine Coalfield
pp. 132A-132A(1)
Authors: Lloyd P.J.; Cripps J.C.; Bell F.G.

Design and construction of an embankment incorporating polystyrene and geogrid reinforcement
pp. 132A-132A(1)
Authors: Campton A.L.; Eddleston M.

Soil nailing in the Hastings Beds
pp. 132A-132A(1)
Authors: Pedley M.J.; Pugh R.S.; Eddleston M.

Development and production of geotextiles for hydraulic construction
pp. 132A-132A(1)
Author: Lebedev N.A.

Chemical resistance testing of geomembrane liners
pp. 132A-132A(1)
Authors: Stessel R.I.; Hodge J.S.

Fractal approach to measuring roughness of geomembranes
pp. 132A-132A(1)
Authors: Vallejo L.E.; Yun Z.

Cement stabilization and clay soils, with examples
pp. 132A-133A(2)
Author: Bell F.G.

Root reinforcement and waterway embankment stability
pp. 133A-133A(1)
Author: Day R.W.

Application of evaporative dewatering methods to allow the use of wet fills in the construction of earthworks
pp. 133A-133A(1)
Author: Thomas B.R.

Microwave thawing of frozen soils and gravels
pp. 133A-133A(1)
Authors: Lindroth D.P.; Berglund W.R.; Wingquist C.F.

Case study of the settlement of gravelly sand backfill
pp. 133A-133A(1)
Author: Day R.W.

Explosive issue
pp. 133A-133A(1)
Author: Wheeler P.

The stone skeleton: structural engineering of masonry architecture
pp. 133A-133A(1)
Author: Heyman J.

The significance of engineering geology to construction
pp. 133A-133A(1)
Authors: Bell F.G.; Cripps J.C.; Culshaw M.G.

Engineering geology of soils in highway construction: a general overview
pp. 133A-133A(1)
Author: Perry J.

Influence of geological structures in slope stability analyses for opencast mining and quarry excavations
pp. 134A-134A(1)
Author: Cojean R.

Geologic problems related to dam sites in Jordan and their solutions
pp. 134A-134A(1)
Authors: Al-Homoud A.S.; Taqieddin S.A.; Ahmad F.H.

Engineering geology of Snebra Ghyll bridge, A595(T) Hensingham bypass
pp. 134A-134A(1)
Authors: Ball M.J.; Sims B.E.F.

Geogrid reinforced piled road over peat
pp. 134A-134A(1)
Authors: Barry A.J.; Trigunarsyah B.; Symes T.; Younger J.S.

Rock engineering for Dundee inner ring road
pp. 134A-134A(1)
Authors: Davies T.P.; Smith T.J.

Airfield pavement construction using basalt aggregate
pp. 134A-134A(1)
Authors: Rosenbaum M.S.; Skene G.

Petrographical examination of road construction materials
pp. 134A-134A(1)
Author: West G.

Study of pile driving by finite-element method
pp. 134A-134A(1)
Authors: Mabsout M.E.; Reese L.C.; Tassoulas J.L.

Analysis of downdrag on pile groups
pp. 134A-134A(1)
Authors: Tah C.I.; Wong K.S.

Negative skin friction on piles in layered soil deposits
pp. 134A-135A(2)
Authors: Wong K.S.; Teh C.I.

Lateral response of three-row groups in loose to dense sands at 3D and 5D pile spacing
pp. 135A-135A(1)
Authors: McVay M.; Casper R.; Shang T.-I.

Behaviour of pile foundations under special loading conditions: 1994 R.M. Hardy keynote address
pp. 135A-135A(1)
Author: Meyerhof G.G.

Influence of loading rate on the capacity of a model pile in clay
pp. 135A-135A(1)
Author: Horvath R.G.

Centrifuge testing of the behaviour of a horizontally loaded flexible pile near to a slope
pp. 135A-135A(1)
Authors: Bouafia A.; Bouguerra A.

A simple model for inelastic footing response to transient loading
pp. 135A-135A(1)
Authors: Deeks A.J.; Randolph M.F.

Effects of soil-structure interaction on inelastic seismic response of bridge piers
pp. 135A-135A(1)
Authors: Ciampoli M.; Pinto P.E.

Head line act
pp. 135A-135A(1)
Author: Wheeler P.

Contractor-designed piles for the Toyota car plant in Derbyshire
pp. 135A-136A(2)
Authors: Houston C.R.M.; Eddleston M.

Potential construction problems for bridge foundations in areas underlain by a complex marble formation in Hong Kong
pp. 136A-136A(1)
Author: Irfan T.Y.

Seepage design charts for flat bottom dams resting on heterogeneous media
pp. 136A-136A(1)
Authors: Naouss W.A.; Najjar Y.M.

Three-dimensional joint elements applied to concrete-faced dams
pp. 136A-136A(1)
Authors: Lusto J.L.; Segovia F.; Jaramillo A.

The effect of insulating layer on arch dams located in cold area (in Chinese)
pp. 136A-136A(1)
Authors: Li Y.; Zhu B.; Lin L.

Case history of a piled embankment in London's Docklands
pp. 136A-136A(1)
Authors: Card G.B.; Carter G.R.

The effect of canyon topography on strong ground motion at Feitsui damsite: quantitative results
pp. 136A-136A(1)
Authors: Huey-Chu H.; Hung-Chie C.

New apparatus for the dispersal hydraulicking of earth structures
pp. 136A-136A(1)
Authors: Kozhevnikov N.N.; Shkundin B.M.

Typology of natural slope instabilities in an operational context
pp. 136A-136A(1)
Authors: Antoine P.; Giraud A.

Slope stability analysis: a kinematical approach
pp. 136A-137A(2)
Author: Michalowski R.L.

Plane failure analysis of rock slopes
pp. 137A-137A(1)
Authors: Sharma S.; Raghuvanshi T.K.; Anbalagan R.

Search for critical slip surfaces based on finite element method
pp. 137A-137A(1)
Authors: Jin-Zhang Z.; Williams D.J.; Wen-Lin X.

Stability of infinite slopes
pp. 137A-137A(1)
Authors: Teunissen J.A.M.; Spierenburg S.E.J.

Engineering a landslide
pp. 137A-137A(1)
Authors: Brown D.; Wolosick J.

Simplified design methods for pipelines subject to transverse and longitudinal soil movements
pp. 137A-137A(1)
Authors: Rajani B.B.; Robertson P.K.; Morgenstern N.R.

A generalized procedure for the optimum design of nailed soil slopes
pp. 137A-137A(1)
Authors: Sabhahit N.; Basudhar P.K.; Madhav M.R.

Seepage-induced slope failures on sandbars in Grand Canyon
pp. 137A-137A(1)
Authors: Gobin R.; Budhu M.

Embankment failures at Vernon, British Columbia
pp. 137A-137A(1)
Authors: Crawford C.B.; Fannin R.J.; Kern C.B.

Aspects of highway rock engineering in the UK
pp. 138A-138A(1)
Authors: Matheson G.D.; Eddleston M.

Study of the effect of excavation technique on rock slope stability and slope maintenance costs at two locations in Scotland
pp. 138A-138A(1)
Authors: Ross D.G.; Reeves G.M.

Slope works associated with site formation excavation at Tsing Lung Tau, western New Territories, Hong Kong
pp. 138A-138A(1)
Authors: Nicholls K.H.; Eddleston M.

Examples of ground response to various types of structural foundation construction
pp. 138A-138A(1)
Authors: Rowe P.W.; Eddleston M.

Concrete corrosion and slab heaving in a sabkha environment: Long Beach-Newport Beach, California
pp. 138A-138A(1)
Author: Robinson D.M.

Application of ARMA models to estimate earthquake ground motion and structural response
pp. 138A-138A(1)
Authors: Olafsson S.; Sigbjornsson R.

Non-planar pseudodynamic testing
pp. 138A-138A(1)
Authors: Thewalt C.R.; Mahin S.A.

Calculations for constructions exposed to seismic effects: response spectrum method
pp. 138A-138A(1)
Author: Wyjadlowski M.

A mass penalty technique to control the critical time increment in explicit dynamic finite element analyses
pp. 138A-139A(2)
Authors: Macek R.W.; Aubert B.H.

Seismic response statistics of SDOF system to exponentially modulated coloured input: an explicit solution
pp. 139A-139A(1)
Author: Gongkang F.

A probabilistic assessment of seismic damage in ductile structures
pp. 139A-139A(1)
Authors: Basu B.; Gupta V.K.

Seismic displacements of torsionally unbalanced buildings
pp. 139A-139A(1)
Authors: W. K.T.; C. M.W.

Detection and identification of soil-structure interaction in buildings from vibration recordings
pp. 139A-139A(1)
Author: Safak E.

Active control of building seismic response by energy dissipation
pp. 139A-139A(1)
Authors: Kannan S.; Uras H.M.; Aktan H.M.

Understanding the inelastic seismic behaviour of asymmetric-plan buildings
pp. 139A-139A(1)
Authors: De La Llera J.C.; Chopra A.K.

A simplified model for analysis and design of asymmetric-plan buildings
pp. 139A-139A(1)
Authors: De La Llera J.C.; Chopra A.K.

Seismic reliability analysis and optimum design of tall buildings (in chinese)
pp. 139A-139A(1)
Authors: Ou J.; Yubo D.

Shaking table test study of RC frame model with hetero - columns and diagonal braces (in Chinese)
pp. 139A-139A(1)
Authors: Yang Y.; Huang H.; Sun J.; Lu X.

Comparative experimental studies of models of self-controlled and ordinary frames on the shaking table
pp. 139A-139A(1)
Authors: Shuting L.; Dajun D.

Seismic response of pile groups under oblique-shear and Rayleigh waves
pp. 140A-140A(1)
Authors: Makris N.; Badoni D.

Earthquake response analysis of soil-pile-nuclear power station auxiliary workshop structure interaction system (in Chinese)
pp. 140A-140A(1)
Authors: Ying J.; Wang R.; Yu Z.

Seismic reliability analysis of concrete containment in nuclear plants (in Chinese)
pp. 140A-140A(1)
Authors: Jiang J.; Zhao Y.; Sun A.

Earthquake analysis of concrete gravity dams including base sliding
pp. 140A-140A(1)
Authors: Chavez J.W.; Fenves G.L.

Seismic fracture analysis of concrete gravity dams
pp. 140A-140A(1)
Authors: Leger P.; Bhattacharjee S.S.

Dynamic displacement analysis of embankment dams
pp. 140A-140A(1)
Author: Chugh A.K.

A safer earthquake design code after northridge
pp. 140A-140A(1)
Author: De Pineres O.G.

Resonance of subsurface sediments: an unforeseen complication for designers of Roman columns
pp. 140A-140A(1)
Author: Boschi E.

When the doorbell rings - a case of building response to a long distance earthquake
pp. 140A-141A(2)
Author: Tso-Chien P.

Seismic rehabilitation
pp. 141A-141A(1)
Author: Hamelin P.

Effects of wave intermittency/nonlinearity on forces and responses.
pp. 141A-141A(1)
Authors: S.-L. J.H.; Gupta M.; Dongshen Z.

The optimal shape of rectangular-like caverns
pp. 141A-141A(1)
Authors: Cristescu N.D.; Paraschiv I.

Bifurcations at a spherical cavity in a compressible solid with spherical isotropy
pp. 141A-141A(1)
Author: K. T.C.

2-D dilatancy failure modelling of the rock mass near mining excavations
pp. 141A-141A(1)
Authors: Cichy A.; Mortimer Z.

Los Angeles metro collapse investigation focuses on tunnel lining replacement
pp. 141A-141A(1)
Author: Oliver A.

Role of engineering geology in NATM construction
pp. 141A-141A(1)
Authors: Beveridge J.P.; Rankin W.J.

Potential of grouting methods to prevent and compensate for tunnelling-induced settlement of London Clay
pp. 141A-141A(1)
Authors: Kimmance J.P.; Linney L.F.; Stapleton M.J.

Role of the contractor's engineering geologist in the construction of the new Studley Tunnel
pp. 142A-142A(1)
Authors: Margerison R.J.; Eastaff D.J.; Norbury K.W.

The Midge Hall Valley sewer: a case history in tunnelling through Coal Measures rocks
pp. 142A-142A(1)
Authors: Richardson M.; Eddleston M.; Arthur C.D.; V. M.N.

Investigation and treatment of abandoned mine workings for underground excavations: an example from the Don Valley intercepting sewer scheme, Sheffield, England
pp. 142A-142A(1)
Authors: Deaves A.P.; Cripps J.C.

Tunnelling aspects of the Jubilee Line Extension Project
pp. 142A-142A(1)
Author: Doherty H.

Calais sewer jacked through sandy ground
pp. 142A-142A(1)
Author: Munro M.

Developments in immersed tunnelling in Holland
pp. 142A-142A(1)
Author: Glerum A.

Interaction between the NATM and special civil engineering work in urban tunnels
pp. 142A-142A(1)
Authors: Martak L.; Sochatzy G.

New life for Brenda Mines
pp. 142A-142A(1)
Author: Malcolm G.

International focus: China
pp. 142A-142A(1)
Author: Sanda A.P.

Flexible membrane liners
pp. 142A-142A(1)
Authors: Field C.R.; Stone S.D.

Weathering of clay minerals induced by fluoride-containing solutions from phosphogypsum by-product
pp. 143A-143A(1)
Authors: Arocena J.M.; Dudas M.J.; Poulsen L.; Rutherford P.M.

Continental glaciation and nuclear fuel waste disposal: Canada's approach and assessment of the impact on nuclide transport through the biosphere
pp. 143A-143A(1)
Authors: Sheppard M.I.; Amiro B.D.; Davis P.A.; Zach R.

Pipe practice
pp. 143A-143A(1)
Author: Marshall J.

Piggyback tunnels
pp. 143A-143A(1)
Author: Anderson J.S.

NATM goes ahead on Heathrow baggage transfer tunnel
pp. 143A-143A(1)
Author: Page M.

Tunnelling makes Brighton's beaches fit for bathing
pp. 143A-143A(1)
Author: Wallis S.

Computerised drill + blast tunnelling
pp. 143A-143A(1)
Author: Niemi A.

Treating sewage underground
pp. 143A-143A(1)
Author: Johansson E.J.W.

Windy Craggy: an analysis of environmental interest group and mining industry approaches
pp. 143A-144A(2)
Author: Hood G.

Recent technology related to the treatment of acid drainage
pp. 144A-144A(1)
Author: Michaud L.H.

Speciation of ²³⁸U, ²²⁶Ra, ²¹⁰Pb, ²²⁸Ra, and stable Pb in the soil near an exhaust ventilating shaft of a uranium mine
pp. 144A-144A(1)
Authors: Bunzl K.; Kretner R.; Schramel P.; Szeles M.; Winkler R.

The containment of toxic wastes: I. Long term metal movement in soils over a covered metalliferous waste heap at parc lead-zinc mine, north Wales
pp. 144A-144A(1)
Authors: J. S.; Bradshaw A.D.

The containment of toxic wastes: II. Metal movement in leachate and drainage at parc lead-zinc mine, north Wales
pp. 144A-144A(1)
Authors: Yan G.; Bradshaw A.D.

Revegetation of coarse taconite iron ore tailing using municipal solid waste compost
pp. 144A-144A(1)
Authors: Norland M.R.; Veith D.L.

The effects of organic acids on the leaching of heavy metals from mine tailings
pp. 144A-144A(1)
Authors: Burckhard S.R.; Schwab A.P.; Banks M.K.

Hydrologic response to underground coal mining, Wasatch Plateau, Utah
pp. 144A-144A(1)
Author: Kadnuck L.L.M.

Environmental impact of former gold mining on the Orangi River, Serengeti N.P., Tanzania
pp. 144A-144A(1)
Authors: Bowell R.J.; Warren A.; Minjera H.A.; Kimaro N.

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