International Journal of Rock Mechanics and Mining Sciences and Geomechanics Abstracts

Geotechnical engineering
pp. 149A-149A(1)
Author: Lancellotta R.

Influence of rainfall on properties of soils developed on granite in Portugal
pp. 149A-149A(1)
Authors: Martins A.A.A.; Madeira M.V.; Refega A.A.G.

Tidal influence on the intermittent surging movements of a coastal mudslide
pp. 149A-149A(1)
Authors: Kalaugher P.G.; Grainger P.; Hodgson R.L.P.

Renewed landslide activity at Pinhay, Lyme Regis
pp. 149A-149A(1)
Authors: Grainger P.; Kalaugher P.G.

CORINE land cover data: its application to regional landslide susceptibility mapping in Basilicata, Italy, using GIS
pp. 149A-149A(1)
Authors: Gostelow T.P.; Gibson J.R.

Site investigation and experimental study of black rock strata weathering, south China
pp. 149A-149A(1)
Authors: Huang D.-y.; Luo J.; Wei Y.-y.

Nonstationary Poisson model for earthquake occurrences
pp. 149A-149A(1)
Authors: L.-L. H.; S.-W. G.

Helium content in thermal waters in the Caucasus from 1985 to 1991 and correlations with the seismic activity
pp. 149A-149A(1)
Author: Bella F.

Seismicity indiced by reservoirs: Aswan High Dam
pp. 149A-150A(2)
Authors: Abu-Zeid M.; Charlie W.A.; Sunada D.K.; Khafagy A.

Estimation of seismic risk in north-east India
pp. 150A-150A(1)
Authors: Das T.; Sarmah S.K.

Damage to Tbyonaka City caused by the earthquake in the southern part of Hyogo Prefecture (in Japanese)
pp. 150A-150A(1)
Author: Kagawa T.

Japan makes plans to combat 'quakes
pp. 150A-150A(1)
Author: Kyosai S.

Preliminary report 17 January 1995, Hyogo-ken Nambu, Japanese earthquake
pp. 150A-150A(1)
Authors: Scawthorn C.; Yanev P.I.

Reversal of vertical zonality in hydrogeochemistry
pp. 150A-151A(2)
Authors: Shouquan J.; Qijun G.; Zhimin W.

Solute and isotopic geochemistry and ground water flow in the central Wasatch Range, Utah
pp. 151A-151A(1)
Authors: Mayo A.L.; Loucks M.D.

The chemistry and origin of groundwater in Triassic sandstone and Quaternary deposits, northwest England and some UK comparisons
pp. 151A-151A(1)
Author: Kimblin R.T.

Aspo, SE Sweden: a natural groundwater flow model derived from hydrogeochemical observations
pp. 151A-151A(1)
Authors: Smellie J.A.T.; Laaksoharju M.; Wikberg P.

Deep groundwaters in Finnish crystalline bedrock: boreholes with multipackers
pp. 151A-151A(1)
Authors: Ruotsalainen P.H.; Snellman M.V.

Ground subsidence of finite amplitude due to pumping and surface loading
pp. 151A-151A(1)
Authors: Chiu-On N.; Chiang C.M.

Determination of boron isotopic ratios using ICP-MS and its application to groundwater studies
pp. 151A-151A(1)
Authors: Porteous N.C.; Mather J.D.; Walsh J.N.; Jarvis K.E.

Controls on the chemistry of pore water in a marl of very low permeability
pp. 151A-151A(1)
Authors: Pearson F.J.; Scholtis A.

Hydrothermal ore deposits and related geothermal systems
pp. 151A-152A(2)
Author: Giordano T.H.

Theoretical modelling of mineral dissolution at sulfide mine dumps and tailings: a kinetic approach
pp. 152A-152A(1)
Authors: Gas'kova O.L.; Kolonin G.R.

Microbiological alteration of the transport behaviour of redoxsensitive radionuclides in sediments
pp. 152A-152A(1)
Authors: Winkler A.; Taute T.; Pekdeger A.; Stroetmann I.; Maue G.; Dott W.

Laboratory investigation of matrix imbibition from a flowing fracture
pp. 152A-152A(1)
Authors: Tidwell V.C.; Glass R.J.; Peplinski W.

Quantitative visualization of entrapped phase dissolution within a horizontal flowing fracture
pp. 152A-152A(1)
Authors: Glass R.J.; Nicholl M.J.

Preliminary interpretation of tracer experiments conducted in a discrete rock fracture under conditions of natural flow
pp. 152A-152A(1)
Authors: Novakowski K.S.; Lapcevic P.A.; Voralek J.; Bickerton G.

Study of alternative tracer tests in characterizing transport in fractured rocks
pp. 152A-152A(1)
Author: Y. W.T.

Prediction of single phase transport parameters in a variable aperture fracture
pp. 152A-152A(1)
Authors: Keller A.A.; Roberts P.V.; Kitanidis P.K.

Sensitivity analysis of solute transport in fractured porous media
pp. 152A-152A(1)
Authors: Toran L.; Sjoreen A.; Morris M.

Fluid velocity and path length in fractured media
pp. 152A-153A(2)
Authors: Parney R.; Smith L.

Dual porosity fracture flow and transport
pp. 153A-153A(1)
Authors: Dershowitz W.; Miller I.

Challenging models for flow in unsaturated, fractured rock through exploration of small scale processes
pp. 153A-153A(1)
Authors: Glass R.J.; Nicholl M.J.; Tidwell V.C.

Applicability of the Reynolds equation for modeling fluid flow between rough surfaces
pp. 153A-153A(1)
Authors: Brown S.R.; Stockman H.W.; Reeves S.J.

Further evidence of fractal structure in hydraulic conductivity distribution
pp. 153A-153A(1)
Authors: Molz F.J.; Boman G.K.

The use of lysimeters in the study of soil surface processes: modelling and measurement applications
pp. 153A-153A(1)
Authors: Ahonen J.; Tattari S.; Granlund K.; Soveri J.

Validation of an inverse numerical model for interpretation of pumping tests and a study of factors influencing accuracy of results
pp. 153A-153A(1)
Authors: Lebbe L.; De Breuck W.

Completing the ground-water model: 'we need more data'
pp. 153A-153A(1)
Author: Rehmeyer D.L.

Memory effects in rocks (review)
pp. 153A-154A(2)
Authors: Yamshchikov V.S.; Shkuratnik V.L.; Lavrov A.V.

Relationship between geophysical and geotechnical properties of marine sediments using Biot-Stoll model
pp. 154A-154A(1)
Authors: Muthukrishniah K.; Reji Z.; Murthy G.R.K.; Nair P.V.

Rock fragments I. Their effect on runoff, erosion and soil properties under field conditions
pp. 154A-154A(1)
Authors: Moustakas N.C.; Kosmas C.S.; Danalatos N.G.; Yassoglou N.

Rock fragments II. Their impact on soil physical properties and biomass production under Mediterranean conditions
pp. 154A-154A(1)
Authors: Danalatos N.G.; Kosmas C.S.; Moustakas N.C.; Yassoglou N.

Overburden characterization as topsoil replacement at Jewett and other Texas lignite mines - texture and pH indicators
pp. 154A-154A(1)
Author: Hasan K.

On the development of microstructure in collapsible soils
pp. 154A-154A(1)
Author: Locat J.

Techniques to examine microfabric and particle interaction of collapsible soils
pp. 154A-154A(1)
Author: Tovey N.K.

Six definable particle types in engineering soils and their participation in collapse events: proposals and discussions
pp. 154A-154A(1)
Authors: Jefferson I.; Smalley I.

Consideration of the possible contributions of amorphous phases to the sensitivity of glaciomarine clays
pp. 155A-155A(1)
Authors: Bentley S.P.; Roberts A.J.

The influence of the clay component in loess on collapse of the soil structure
pp. 155A-155A(1)
Author: Mellors T.W.

The Slovak Carpathians loess sediments, their fabric and properties
pp. 155A-155A(1)
Authors: Klukanova A.; Frankovska J.

an evaluation of the petrophysical and mechanical properties of reconstruction rocks used in the Sphinx and the archaeological sites of the El-Gammalia area, Cairo, Egypt
pp. 155A-155A(1)
Authors: Ibrahim H.A.; Kamh G.M.E.

New peak shear strength criteria for anisotropic rock joints
pp. 155A-155A(1)
Authors: Kulatilake P.H.S.W.; G. S.; T. H.H.; Morgan R.M.

A study of the behaviour of brittle rocks under plane strain and triaxial loading conditions
pp. 155A-155A(1)
Authors: Yumlu M.; Ozbay M.U.

Physical mechanisms of hard rock fragmentation under mechanical loading: a review
pp. 155A-155A(1)
Author: Mishnaevsky L.L.

Analysis of Berkovich indentation
pp. 155A-155A(1)
Authors: Larsson P.-L.; Giannakopoulos A.E.; Soderlund E.; Rowcliffe D.J.; Vestergaard R.

Laboratory measurements of a complete set of poroelastic moduli for Berea sandstone and Indiana limestone
pp. 155A-156A(2)
Authors: Hart D.J.; H. F.W.

Geotechnical properties of Neelum granites, Neelum Valley, Azad Kashmir
pp. 156A-156A(1)
Authors: M. A.K.; N. A.K.; Sheikh S.A.; Nasim S.

The geological and geotechnical properties of earth material from central Devon in relation to its suitability for building in 'cob'
pp. 156A-156A(1)
Authors: Harries R.; Saxton B.; Coventry K.

Stress determination in soils from variation in level of infrared radiation during unloading
pp. 156A-156A(1)
Authors: Sheinin V.I.; Morozov A.A.; Motovilov E.A.; Filippova S.V.

A parametric analysis for the Dafalias-Kaliakin bounding surface viscoplastic model based on the Diflupress L.D. test
pp. 156A-156A(1)
Authors: Leidwanger-Rabis C.; Chambon R.; Catel P.; Charlier R.; X. L.L.

An analysis of rate- and material parameter-dependent limiting cases in viscoplasticity laws
pp. 156A-156A(1)
Author: Tsakmakis C.

Evaluation of undrained shear behaviour of K₀-consolidated cohesive soils using elasto-viscoplastic model
pp. 156A-156A(1)
Authors: Kamei T.; Sakajo S.

Influence of clays on borehole stability: a literature survey part two: mechanical description and modelling of clays and shales drilling practices versus laboratory simulations
pp. 156A-156A(1)
Authors: Durand C.; Forsans T.; Ruffet C.; Onaisi A.; Audibert A.

Use of fuzzy sets for evaluating shear strength of soils
pp. 156A-156A(1)
Author: Poon H.C.

Modelling soil correlations using neural networks
pp. 156A-156A(1)
Author: Goh A.T.C.

An anisotropic hardening constitutive model based on generalized isotropic hardening rule for modelling clay behaviour
pp. 156A-157A(2)
Authors: Seung R.L.; Seboong O.

Types and distribution of collapsible soils
pp. 157A-157A(1)
Author: Rogers C.D.F.

A stress path model for collapsible loess
pp. 157A-157A(1)
Author: Handy R.L.

Factors and mechanism of loess collapsibility
pp. 157A-157A(1)
Authors: Osipov V.I.; Sokolov V.N.

Mechanisms of collapse of soil structure
pp. 157A-157A(1)
Author: Feda J.

The collapse mechanism of a soil subjected to one-dimensional loading and wetting
pp. 157A-157A(1)
Authors: Fredlund D.G.; Gan J.K.-M.

Interpretation and comparison of collapse measurement techniques
pp. 157A-157A(1)
Authors: Houston S.L.; Houston W.N.; Mahmoud H.H.

Variation in collapsibility and strength of loess with age
pp. 157A-157A(1)
Author: Lin Z.

Collapsible loess on the Loess Plateau of China
pp. 157A-157A(1)
Authors: Derbyshire E.; Xingmin M.; Jingtai W.; Zhiqian Z.; Baoxong L.

Post-depositional processes in high-sensitivity, fine-grained, collapsible sediments
pp. 157A-157A(1)
Author: Torrance J.K.

Simulation and modelling of collapsible soils
pp. 157A-158A(2)
Authors: Nieuwenhuis J.D.; De Groot M.B.

Collapse mechanisms and design considerations for some partly saturated and saturated soils
pp. 158A-158A(1)
Author: Lefebvre G.

Design and treatment of loess based in Bulgaria
pp. 158A-158A(1)
Author: Evstatiev D.

Comparison of results of oedometer and plate load tests performed on collapsible soils
pp. 158A-158A(1)
Author: Reznik Y.M.

Effect of chemical composition of soils on the strength and deformability of frozen saline soils
pp. 158A-158A(1)
Author: Roman L.T.

Anisotropic modelling and numerical simulation of brittle damage in concrete
pp. 158A-158A(1)
Authors: Govindjee S.; Kay G.J.; Simo J.C.

Evaluation of plastic damage in concrete by acoustic emission
pp. 158A-158A(1)
Authors: Farahat A.M.; Ohtsa M.

Progressive microcrack development in tests on Lac du Bonnet granite - I. Acoustic emission source location and velocity measurements
pp. 158A-158A(1)
Authors: Meglis I.L.; Chow T.M.; Young R.P.

Progressive microcrack development in tests on Lac du Bonnet granite - II. Ultrasonic tomographic imaging
pp. 158A-158A(1)
Authors: Chow T.M.; Meglis I.L.; Young R.P.

Identification of the distribution function of microcrack orientation in rocks by ultrasonic measurements
pp. 158A-159A(2)
Authors: Maslov B.P.; Prodaivoda G.T.

Fracture criteria at the tip of fluid-driven cracks in the earth
pp. 159A-159A(1)
Authors: Khazan Y.M.; Fialko Y.A.

Fractal study of crack scale distribution in coalmass (in Chinese)
pp. 159A-159A(1)
Authors: Kang T.; Zhao Y.; Jin Z.

Crack development in disturbed salt bed
pp. 159A-159A(1)
Authors: Baryakh A.A.; Eremina N.A.; Gracheva E.A.

Self-induced fracture generation in zircon
pp. 159A-159A(1)
Authors: Lee J.K.W.; Tromp J.

Forecast of creep settlements of heavy structures using pressuremeter tests
pp. 159A-159A(1)
Authors: Bahar R.; Cambou B.; Fry J.J.

Creep mathematic model of frozen clay and its application in China (in Chinese)
pp. 159A-159A(1)
Author: Chen X.

Creep of frozen soil by damage mechanics
pp. 159A-159A(1)
Authors: Miao T.; Wei X.; Zhang C.

Constitutive models for healing of materials with application to compaction of crushed rock salt
pp. 159A-159A(1)
Authors: S. M.; Ming L.W.; Schreyer H.L.

Scale-dependent resistivity measurements of Oracle granite
pp. 160A-160A(1)
Author: Jones J.W.

Mechanism of formation of a quasistationary electric field in a rock massif in the presence of natural and technogenic heat sources
pp. 160A-160A(1)
Authors: Alekseev D.V.; Egorov P.V.

Prediction of permafrost temperature in bed of structure from field data
pp. 160A-160A(1)
Authors: Khrustalev L.N.; Pustovoit G.P.; Emel'yanova L.V.

Barometric pumping effects on soil gas studies for geological and environmental characterization
pp. 160A-160A(1)
Authors: Wyatt D.E.; Richers D.M.; Pirkle R.J.

Dielectric properties of Portland cement concrete at low radio frequencies
pp. 160A-160A(1)
Authors: Al-Qadi I.L.; Hazim O.A.; Su W.; Riad S.M.

Changes in water chemistry and loess porosity with leaching: implications for collapsibility in the loess of north China
pp. 160A-160A(1)
Authors: Muxart T.; Billard A.; Andrieu A.; Derbyshire E.; X. M.

Electric field effect on an impregnate basalt sample
pp. 160A-160A(1)
Authors: Touchard G.; Paillat T.; Sardini P.; Meunier A.

Borosilicate glass leaching in a flowing system: behavior of the rare earths, Th and U
pp. 160A-160A(1)
Authors: Menard O.; Advocat T.; Abdelouas A.; Crovisier J.L.; Michard A.

Cumulative mass approach for column testing
pp. 161A-161A(1)
Author: Shackelford C.D.

Neutron radiographic measurement of porosity of crystalline rock samples: a feasibility study
pp. 161A-161A(1)
Authors: Pleinert H.; Degueldre C.

Mixing rules and percolation
pp. 161A-161A(1)
Authors: Sihvola A.; Saastamoinen S.; Heiska K.

Effective block size for imbibition or absorption in dual-porosity media
pp. 161A-161A(1)
Authors: Zimmerman R.W.; Bodvarsson G.S.

Pore-scale heterogeneity, energy dissipation and the transport properties of rocks
pp. 161A-161A(1)
Authors: Bernabe Y.; Revil A.

Microscopic analysis of macroscopic transport properties of single natural fractures using graph theory algorithms
pp. 161A-161A(1)
Authors: Yang G.; Myer L.R.; Brown S.R.; Cook N.G.W.

Utilizing fractal principles for predicting soil hydraulic properties
pp. 161A-161A(1)
Authors: Rawis W.J.; Brakensiek D.L.

A physically based model for mobilization of kaolinite particles under hydraulic gradients
pp. 161A-161A(1)
Authors: Govindaraju R.S.; Reddi L.N.; Kasavaraju S.K.

Hydraulic conductivity of compacted lateritic soil with bentonite admixture
pp. 161A-162A(2)
Authors: Anderson S.A.; Hee B.H.

Infiltration and saturated hydraulic conductivity of compacted clay
pp. 162A-162A(1)
Authors: Xiaodong W.; Benson C.H.

Estimating field hydraulic conductivity of compacted clay
pp. 162A-162A(1)
Authors: Trast J.M.; Benson C.H.

Characterization of preferential flow paths in compacted sand-clay mixtures
pp. 162A-162A(1)
Authors: Govindaraju R.S.; Reddi L.N.; Bhargava S.K.

Incipient fluidization of fine sands in deep seabed
pp. 162A-162A(1)
Author: Law A.W.K.

Terzaghi's theory of consolidation, and the discovery of effective stress
pp. 162A-162A(1)
Authors: Clayton C.R.I.; Steinhagen H.M.; Powrie W.

Experimental investigations of blast-induced consolidation of loess soils
pp. 162A-162A(1)
Authors: Abelev M.Y.; Tsoi A.V.; Myktybaev T.D.

Consideration of new results on the proneness of soils to slump-type settlement during surveys, design, and construction
pp. 162A-162A(1)
Author: Krutov V.I.

Determination of seismically safe distances during the compaction of soils by tampers with various impact energies
pp. 162A-162A(1)
Authors: Rabinovich I.G.; Chakhvadze A.G.

Computation of dynamic passive earth pressure using LISP
pp. 163A-163A(1)
Authors: Morrison E.E.; Ebeling R.M.

Faraday resonance in thin sedimentary layers
pp. 163A-163A(1)
Authors: Foda M.A.; Yuh-Huei C.

Probabilistic evaluation of liquefaction potential under earthquake loading
pp. 163A-163A(1)
Authors: C. H.L.; C. R.C.

Seismic response for alluvial valleys subjected to SH, P and SV waves
pp. 163A-163A(1)
Authors: Fishman K.L.; Ahmad S.

Seismic response of shallow alluvial valleys: the use of simplified models
pp. 163A-163A(1)
Authors: Rodriguez-Zuniga J.L.; Sanchez-Sesma F.J.; Perez-Rocha L.E.

Azimuth dependent wave amplification in alluvial valleys
pp. 163A-163A(1)
Authors: Pedersen H.A.; Campillo M.; Sanchez-Sesma F.J.

Sediment-induced amplification in the northeastern United States: a case study in providence, Rhode Island
pp. 163A-163A(1)
Authors: Fischer K.M.; Salvati L.A.; Hough S.E.; Gonzalez E.; Nelsen C.E.; Roth E.G.

Direct shear tests on Mexico City clay with reference to friction pile behaviour
pp. 163A-163A(1)
Author: Ovando-Shelley E.

Analytical solution for two-dimensional dynamic consolidation in frequency domain
pp. 163A-163A(1)
Authors: Villiappan S.; Yazdi J.T.; Zhao C.

Rotatory and horizontal vibrations of a circular surface footing on a saturated elastic half-space
pp. 164A-164A(1)
Authors: Kassir M.K.; Xu J.; Bandyopadyay K.K.

Impedances for radially inhomogeneous viscoelastic soil media
pp. 164A-164A(1)
Authors: Han Y.C.; Sabin G.C.W.

Influence of viscous coupling in propagation of elastic waves in saturated soil
pp. 164A-164A(1)
Author: Gajo A.

The degree of alteration and geomechanical properties of diabase in the Ankara ophiolitic melange, Turkey
pp. 164A-164A(1)
Author: Kilic R.

Principal conversion methods for rock mass classification systems used at home and abroad
pp. 164A-164A(1)
Author: Yufu Z.

Geomechanical properties of the ophiolites (Cankiri Turkey) and alteration degree of diabase
pp. 164A-164A(1)
Author: Kilic R.

Prediction of in situ horizontal stresses in clay soils from the measurement of undrained shear strength, plasticity index and vertical effective stress
pp. 164A-164A(1)
Author: Shohet E.D.C.

Application of an improved hollow inclusion technique for in situ stress measurement in Xincheng Gold Mine, China
pp. 164A-165A(2)
Authors: M C.; L. Q.; C. L.; J. Y.; B. Y.; G. C.

Internet resources for the geosciences, with an emphasis of GIS and mapping
pp. 165A-165A(1)
Author: Thoen B.

An expert system for site evaluation using aerial and space imagery
pp. 165A-165A(1)
Author: Al-Garni A.M.

Geological mapping using multispectral, GER-II data, Makhtesh Ramon, Israel
pp. 165A-165A(1)
Authors: Beyth M.; Henkel J.

Discrimination of geophysical phenomena in satellite radar interferograms
pp. 165A-165A(1)
Authors: Massonnet D.; Feigl K.L.

Assessing the engineering geological factors of the environment in Slovakia
pp. 165A-165A(1)
Author: Janova V.

A review of twenty years of geotechnical studies at Na'ur landslide No. 4 in Jordan
pp. 165A-165A(1)
Authors: Al-Homoud A.S.; Husein A.I.; Salameh E.; Tal A.B.; Saket S.; Sadoon M.I.

Is the ocean floor a fractal?
pp. 165A-165A(1)
Authors: Herzfeld U.C.; Kim I.I.; Orcutt J.A.

Application of surface-geophysical methods to investigations of sand and gravel aquifers in the glaciated northeastern United States
pp. 165A-166A(2)
Author: Haeni F.P.

Determinacion of the electrical conductivity of the soils of Cuba
pp. 166A-166A(1)
Authors: Pascual A.; Delgado O.; Fuentes N.

Reflection seismic exploration of shallow subsurface for traffic constructions
pp. 166A-166A(1)
Authors: Gaertner H.; Bauer M.; Seitz R.

Use of geophysics for the exploration of tunnels
pp. 166A-166A(1)
Authors: Watzlaw W.; Schulz G.; Fischer R.; Trogisch V.

The exploration and investigation of rock mass and especially its structure with the help of potential methods
pp. 166A-166A(1)
Author: Schulze E.

Tomographic investigation of the elastic behaviour of safety pillars
pp. 166A-166A(1)
Author: Lorenz K.

Methodological experience of geoelectric studies of young sediments of the Little Plain
pp. 166A-166A(1)
Authors: Dudas J.; Draskovits P.; Hobot J.

Geophysical investigation of tuff rings in the Kemeneshat
pp. 166A-166A(1)
Author: Toth C.

An integration of aeromagnetic and electrical resistivity methods in dam site investigations
pp. 166A-166A(1)
Authors: Aina A.; Olorunfemi M.O.; Ojo J.S.

Statistical regression applied to borehole strain measurements data analysis
pp. 166A-166A(1)
Author: Zou D.H.S.

Relaxation monitoring and diagnostics of rock massifs
pp. 167A-167A(1)
Author: Spivak A.A.

Geotechnical measurements during the construction of the HPP
pp. 167A-167A(1)
Authors: Schweitzer E.; Kohler G.; Jung G.; Grafinger H.

Risk assessment of surface structural damage due to mining subsidence - an integrated computer-based approach
pp. 167A-167A(1)
Authors: Reddish D.J.; Yao X.L.; Dunham R.K.

Mansion House London: risk assessment and protection
pp. 167A-167A(1)
Authors: Powderham A.J.; Tamaro G.J.

Analysis and description of risks
pp. 167A-167A(1)
Author: Josien J.P.

Preventive strategies and methods
pp. 167A-167A(1)
Authors: Durville J.-L.; Hameroux M.

Crisis and risk management linked to the instability of abandoned underground mines
pp. 167A-167A(1)
Author: Masure P.

Lifeline seismic disaster mitigation: research and implementation
pp. 168A-168A(1)
Author: Shinozuka M.

The Mathew's method for open stope design
pp. 168A-168A(1)
Authors: Stewart S.B.V.; Forsyth W.W.

The Green element method
pp. 168A-168A(1)
Author: Taigbenu A.E.

Application of contact-friction interface element to tunnel excavation in faulted rock
pp. 168A-168A(1)
Authors: X. Y.L.; Swoboda G.; Zenz G.

Infill sampling criteria to locate extremes
pp. 168A-168A(1)
Authors: Watson A.G.; Barnes R.J.

Combining arc-length control and line searches in path following
pp. 168A-168A(1)
Authors: Shi J.; Crisfield M.A.

Plotting of fringe contours from finite element results
pp. 168A-168A(1)
Authors: Ramesh K.; Yadav A.K.; Pankhawalla V.A.

Modeling, optimization and sensitivity analysis of the final pit limits for a lignite deposit
pp. 168A-168A(1)
Authors: Mastoris J.; Topuz E.

Geodynamic zoning in Beipiao mine area (in Chinese)
pp. 169A-169A(1)
Author: Kexin D.

Study of caving features for underground workings in a rock mass of block structure with dynamic action. Part II. mechanical properties of interblock gaps
pp. 169A-169A(1)
Authors: Kocharyan G.G.; Kulyukin A.M.

Stressed state of rocks of block structure
pp. 169A-169A(1)
Authors: Savchenko S.N.; Kozyrev A.A.; Mal'tsev V.A.

Coupling GIS with physical models to assess deep-seated landslide hazards
pp. 169A-169A(1)
Author: Miller D.J.

Gas injection in rock layer in a bounded space
pp. 169A-169A(1)
Authors: Borovikov V.V.; Ivanov A.S.; Lyubarskii S.D.; Pivak B.A.

Regulation of soil-pump performance by the admission of air
pp. 169A-169A(1)
Authors: Kozhevnikov N.N.; Ukhin B.V.

Rock excavation with a hydraulic hammer to minimize ground vibrations
pp. 169A-169A(1)
Authors: G. J.; G. G.; Schweitzer E.; Steinhauser P.; Freudentaler A.

Bivariable planetary cutter-head concept for shaft boring
pp. 169A-169A(1)
Authors: D. G.; B. L.

Evaluation of HP/HT drilling fluid formulations for deep drilling
pp. 169A-170A(2)
Authors: Argillier J.-F.; Audibert A.; Duriez G.

A drilling model based on coupling between rock crushing effects and bottom hole hydraulic cleaning of cuttings, solid balance
pp. 170A-170A(1)
Author: Putot C.

Controlled blasting in an open-pit mine for improved slope stability
pp. 170A-170A(1)
Authors: Singh V.K.; Singh D.P.

Mechanism of cut blasting
pp. 170A-170A(1)
Author: Singh S.P.

Blasting aids in the reconstruction of a hydroelectric plant
pp. 170A-170A(1)
Authors: Benderskii L.F.; Evlikov A.A.; Stupel R.O.; Braginskii G.S.; Solov'ev V.V.; Okhrimenko V.V.

An explosive evolution
pp. 170A-170A(1)
Author: Scott A.

Calculation of an excavating explosion in a ray approximation in the case of a nonhorizontal free surface
pp. 170A-170A(1)
Authors: Boivan V.S.; Bondar P.P.; Plaksii V.A.

Anomalies in blast vibration propagation
pp. 170A-170A(1)
Author: Froedge D.T.

Can blasting enhance the grindability of ores?
pp. 170A-171A(2)
Authors: Nielsen K.; Kristiansen J.

Advances in mill-lining technology
pp. 171A-171A(1)
Author: Svensson R.

Software modeling of grinding circuits
pp. 171A-171A(1)
Authors: Sastry K.V.S.; Sudhir G.S.

Machines for varying geology
pp. 171A-171A(1)
Author: McCormack S.

Laboratory evaluation of cement-based grouts and grouted rock anchors
pp. 171A-171A(1)
Authors: Benmokrane B.; Chennouf A.; Mitri H.S.

Behavior of a steel liner-and-bolts system under very high thermal and mechanical loading
pp. 171A-171A(1)
Authors: Heuze F.E.; Swift R.P.; Hill L.R.; Barrett W.H.

A semi-empirical method for the design of support systems in underground openings
pp. 171A-171A(1)
Authors: Singh B.; Viladkar M.N.; Samadhiya N.K.

Adaptability of chock-type air cushion support to surrounding rock in the thin coal seam (in Chinese)
pp. 171A-171A(1)
Authors: Shi Y.; Sun S.

Delivering the finished product
pp. 171A-172A(2)
Author: Walker S.

Innovative liner support trials in underground hardrock mines
pp. 172A-172A(1)
Authors: Espley S.; Langille C.; McCreath D.

State-of-the-art of non-destructive testing methods for determining the state of a tunnel lining
pp. 172A-172A(1)
Authors: Haack A.; Schreyer J.; Jackel G.

A level II reliability approach to tunnel support design
pp. 172A-172A(1)
Authors: Laso E.; Lera M.S.G.; Alarcon E.

Rock anchor support systems at Smoky River Coal Limited, Grande cache, Alberta
pp. 172A-172A(1)
Authors: Dawson R.F.; Bagnall A.S.; Barron K.

A laboratory evaluation of the 25 mm Garford bulb anchor for cable bolt reinforcement
pp. 172A-172A(1)
Authors: Hyett A.J.; Bawden W.F.; Hedrick N.; Blackall J.

New anchor design for a HPP enlargement on the Danube River
pp. 172A-172A(1)
Authors: Strohhausl S.; Schweitzer E.

Steel fibre shotcrete lends support to the NATM
pp. 172A-172A(1)
Author: Grondziel M.

Application of the yield pillar technique for successful depillaring under stiff strata
pp. 173A-173A(1)
Author: Sheorey P.R.

Liquefaction analysis of saturated reinforced granular soils
pp. 173A-173A(1)
Authors: Krishnaswamy N.R.; Isaac N.T.

Long-term pullout behavior of polymeric geogrids
pp. 173A-173A(1)
Authors: Wilson-Fahmy R.F.; Koerner R.M.; Harpur W.A.

Polypropylene strap reinforcement in compacted coal mining wastes
pp. 173A-173A(1)
Authors: Bouazza A.; Wei M.J.; Finlay T.W.

Resolution of elastoplastic constitutive relations application to the fiber reinforced sand
pp. 173A-173A(1)
Authors: Jouve P.; Bouzidi R.; Riou Y.

FE analysis of grid reinforced embankment system on soft Bangkok clay
pp. 173A-173A(1)
Authors: Bergado D.T.; J. C.C.; Miura N.

Ground freezing in practice
pp. 173A-173A(1)
Authors: Harris J.S.; Telford T.

Into overdrive
pp. 174A-174A(1)
Author: Oliver A.

Geotechnical engineering investigations of the Highland Tower Condominium collapse, Ulu Kelang, Selangor
pp. 174A-174A(1)
Authors: Ramlan N.; Hassan B.N.

Determination of the rolling resistance of articulated dump trucks on chalk
pp. 174A-174A(1)
Authors: Wood G.S.; Osborne J.R.; Forde M.C.

Past masters
pp. 174A-174A(1)
Author: Russell H.

Structure damage sustained as a result of errors in foundation design
pp. 174A-174A(1)
Author: M. Y.

Centrifugal modeling of bearing capacity of shallow foundations on sands
pp. 174A-174A(1)
Authors: Aiban S.A.; Znidarcic D.

Effect of foundation nonlinearity on modal properties of offshore towers
pp. 174A-174A(1)
Authors: El Naggar M.H.; Novak M.

Small strain sonic pile tests - the need for caution
pp. 174A-174A(1)
Author: K. Y.W.

Grooving on down
pp. 174A-175A(2)
Author: Byles R.

Determining the bearing capacity of piles from a small number of static tests
pp. 175A-175A(1)
Author: Trofimenkov Y.G.

The design, construction and load testing of Starsol piles, Perth, Scotland
pp. 175A-175A(1)
Authors: Whitworth L.J.; Thomson N.

Prediction of soil vibrations during pile driving from penetration data
pp. 175A-175A(1)
Authors: Gincharov B.V.; Kovalev V.F.

Strengthening beds and foundations during the rehabilitation of industrial structures on soils prone to caving
pp. 175A-175A(1)
Author: Arslambaev S.I.

The behaviour of driven tubular steel piles in the laminated mudstones of south-west Ireland
pp. 175A-175A(1)
Author: Long M.

Estimation of reliability of permafrost beds
pp. 175A-175A(1)
Author: Gerasimov A.S.

Building deformations caused by the leakage of chemical reagents
pp. 175A-175A(1)
Authors: Shekhtman L.M.; Baranov V.T.; Nesterenko G.F.

Fracture response of gravity dams due to rise of reservoir elevation
pp. 175A-176A(2)
Authors: Bhattacharjee S.S.; Leger P.

Centriguge modeling and analysis of concrete gravity dams
pp. 176A-176A(1)
Authors: Plizzari G.; Waggoner F.; Saouma V.E.

Construction of low-volume sectional concrete dams
pp. 176A-176A(1)
Authors: Suleimanov I.A.-G.; Sokolov I.B.

Corps curriculum
pp. 176A-176A(1)
Author: Oliver A.

Regrouting joints and its effect on the stress-strain state of the Inguri Arch Dam
pp. 176A-176A(1)
Authors: Ashikhmen V.A.; Pronina L.E.

Combined methods of protecting saliferous foundation soils of hydraulic structures from dissolution
pp. 176A-176A(1)
Author: Pokrovskii G.I.

Kinematic analysis of movements of an arch dam in a canyon
pp. 176A-176A(1)
Author: Gel'fand R.E.

Main points of the new standards for the design of concrete and reinforced-concrete dams
pp. 176A-176A(1)
Author: Karavaev A.V.

State of the Sayano-Shushenskoe dam during four fold rise of the upper pool level to the elevation of the normal pool level
pp. 176A-176A(1)
Author: Alekandrovskaya E.K.

Three-dimensional seepage in the cores of rock-and-earth-fill dams
pp. 176A-177A(2)
Author: Anakhaev K.N.

Seepage regime of turntable of the Krasnoyarsk ship lift
pp. 177A-177A(1)
Author: Kolosov M.A.

The role of microbial communities in structural changes in the concrete of dams
pp. 177A-177A(1)
Authors: Durcheva V.N.; Rozhanskaya A.M.

Development of a method of strengthening gravel-pebble soils in earth-rock dams
pp. 177A-177A(1)
Authors: Arkhippova E.K.; Bortkevich V.S.; Skibin A.N.; Fink A.K.

The stochastic finite element method for structural reliability analysis (in Chinese)
pp. 177A-177A(1)
Authors: Yao Y.; Yang B.

Restoration of the failed section of the Kremlin wall in Novgorod
pp. 177A-177A(1)
Authors: Konovalov P.A.; Makos V.T.

Mechanics of riprap failure at bridge piers
pp. 177A-177A(1)
Author: Yee-Meng C.

Stability of riprap and concrete blocks in highly turbulent flows
pp. 177A-177A(1)
Authors: Escarameia M.; May R.W.P.

Let it floe
pp. 177A-177A(1)
Author: Russell H.

The on-site quality control of armourstone during construction of a rock revetment in south Devon, UK
pp. 177A-178A(2)
Authors: Gauss G.A.; Latham J.-P.

Breaking the ice
pp. 178A-178A(1)
Author: Russell H.

Analysis and prediction of rockfalls using a mathematical model
pp. 178A-178A(1)
Authors: Azzoni A.; La Barbera G.; Zaninetti A.

Landform grading and slope evolution
pp. 178A-178A(1)
Authors: Schor H.J.; Gray D.H.

A distributed slope stability model for steep forested basins
pp. 178A-178A(1)
Authors: Weimin W.; Sidle R.C.

The determination of suction-controlled slope stability in humid temperate environments
pp. 178A-178A(1)
Authors: Brooks S.M.; Anderson M.G.

Experiment in controlling stability of scarpment benches in deep-pit northern mines by means of foamed plastic heat-insulating shields
pp. 178A-178A(1)
Authors: Sukumar B.; Izakson V.Y.; Samokhin A.V.; Sleptsov V.I.

Castle keep
pp. 178A-178A(1)
Author: Russell H.

Facing reality
pp. 178A-179A(2)
Author: Hayward D.

Mitigative design for colluvial slope instability, Wadi Es-Sir Sewage Treatment Plant, Jordan
pp. 179A-179A(1)
Authors: Al-Homoud A.S.; Tal A.B.

Vetiver grass - its use for slope and structure stabilization under tropical and semi tropical conditions
pp. 179A-179A(1)
Author: Grimshaw R.G.

Root properties for design of slope stabilization
pp. 179A-179A(1)
Authors: T. H.W.; Riestenberg M.M.; Flege A.

Interaction of vegetation with the LUL surface railway system
pp. 179A-179A(1)
Authors: Gellatley M.J.; McGinnity B.T.; Barker D.H.; Rankin W.J.

Earthwork monitoring: a project management system
pp. 179A-179A(1)
Authors: Heath W.; McKinnon B.

Erosion of highway slopes in upland Wales: problems and solutions
pp. 179A-179A(1)
Authors: Blunt S.M.; Dorken T.C.

Vegetation of reclaimed colliery tips
pp. 179A-179A(1)
Authors: Wright P.E.; Daniels N.P.

Slope protection and establishment of vegetation on Channel Tunnel spoil in an environmentally sensitive coastal site
pp. 179A-179A(1)
Authors: Kershaw K.R.; Mitchley J.; Buckley G.P.; Helliwell D.R.

Ciria field evaluation and demonstration trials for bioengineering
pp. 180A-180A(1)
Authors: Coppin N.J.; Greenwood J.R.; Morgan R.P.C.; Churcher D.

Low cost engineering and vegetative measures for stabilising roadside slopes in Nepal
pp. 180A-180A(1)
Author: Lawrance C.J.

Rehabilitation of natural forests in the humid tropics
pp. 180A-180A(1)
Author: Brown N.

The West Coast Road in St Lucia, an approach to slope stabilisation
pp. 180A-180A(1)
Authors: Brown F.; Clark J.

A review of the Natural Resources Institute's bio-engineering research in the Caribbean
pp. 180A-180A(1)
Authors: Clark J.; Foy T.; Hellin J.

Bioengineering construction techniques at problem sites with and without inert construction materials
pp. 180A-180A(1)
Author: Scheuter B.

Shear strength of the soil root bond system
pp. 180A-180A(1)
Author: Tobias S.

Proposed paper concerning slopes at new residential development at Glyn Coch, Ynysybwl, near Pontypridd, Mid Glamorgan
pp. 180A-180A(1)
Author: Wright J.

Analysis of cantilever sheet-pile walls in cohesionless soil
pp. 180A-180A(1)
Author: King G.J.W.

Effects of modeling soil nonlinearity and wall installation on back-analysis of deep excavation in stiff clay
pp. 180A-180A(1)
Authors: C. W. W.N.; M. L.L.

Embedded retaining wall design procedures: system uncertainty and fuzzy safety measures
pp. 181A-181A(1)
Authors: Oliphant J.; Jowitt P.W.; Ohno K.

Earth structure with a compressed profile
pp. 181A-181A(1)
Author: Astafichev V.I.

Installation of cast-in-place piles by pneumatic punchers
pp. 181A-181A(1)
Authors: Kozakov Y.N.; Bulankin N.F.; Stoyan Y.F.

Well covered
pp. 181A-181A(1)
Author: Russell H.

Losing ground
pp. 181A-181A(1)
Author: Bolton A.

Breeding marvellous
pp. 181A-181A(1)
Author: Hayward D.

Effect of ground water on basement walls
pp. 181A-181A(1)
Author: Day R.W.

Model of protecting the geological environment in the permafrost region
pp. 181A-182A(2)
Author: Kagan A.A.

Vulnerability of roads and water systems to hydrogeological hazards in Jamaica
pp. 182A-182A(1)
Authors: Carby B.E.; Ahmad R.

Geochemical studies in an area contaminated by abandoned mine tailings
pp. 182A-182A(1)
Author: Fanfani L.

Results of the surface and ground water interaction with tailings impoundments
pp. 182A-182A(1)
Authors: Bortnikova S.B.; Kolonin G.R.; Kolmogorov J.P.; Kolotov B.A.; Kalugin D.

Redistribution of ore components in stored Dzhida plant tailings, Buratia, Russia
pp. 182A-182A(1)
Authors: Airijants A.A.; Bortnikova S.B.; Zimbalist V.G.

Weathering of Pb-Zn mine tailings in pH buffered environment
pp. 182A-182A(1)
Authors: Bertorino G.; Caredda A.M.; Ibba A.; Zuddas P.

Dump drainage as a factor of soil and river water transformation
pp. 182A-182A(1)
Author: Elpatyevskaya V.P.

Developments in seismic structural analysis and design
pp. 182A-182A(1)
Authors: Popov E.P.; Grigorian C.E.; Tzong-Shuoh Y.

Effects of seismic wave propagation on a long and narrow building: body wave and surface wave propagation
pp. 182A-182A(1)
Authors: Sugiyama T.; Ishii T.; Kaneko M.

Control for seismic-excited buildings with acceleration feedback
pp. 182A-183A(2)
Authors: Jabbari F.; Schmitendorf W.E.; J. N.Y.

Vibration control of tall buildings using mega subconfiguration
pp. 183A-183A(1)
Authors: M. Q.F.; Mita A.

TPEA device as seismic damper for high-rise buildings
pp. 183A-183A(1)
Authors: C. S.T.; C. T.

Rock steady
pp. 183A-183A(1)
Authors: Honeck W.; Walters M.

Seismic load tests on two-story waffle-flat-plate structure
pp. 183A-183A(1)
Authors: Rodriguez M.E.; Santiago S.; Meli R.

The zoned finite strip method in geodynamics
pp. 183A-183A(1)
Authors: Marien W.; De Roeck G.; Van Den Broeck J.; Oskoorouchi A.M.

Comparison between fe prediction and results from dynamic centrifuge tests on tilting gravity walls
pp. 183A-183A(1)
Authors: Al-Homoud A.S.; Whitman R.V.

Identification of foundation impedance functions and soil properties from vibration tests of the Hualien containment model
pp. 183A-183A(1)
Authors: De Barros F.C.P.; Luco J.E.

Elasto-plastic finite element analyses of a soil-structure system under earthquake excitations
pp. 183A-183A(1)
Authors: Anandarajah A.; Rashidi H.; Arulanandan K.

Seismic response analysis of geosynthetic reinforced soil segmental retaining walls by finite element method
pp. 183A-183A(1)
Authors: Zhenqi C.; Bathurst R.J.

Experimental study on multiple excitation technique of arch dams (in Chinese)
pp. 183A-184A(2)
Authors: Chen H.; Hou S.; Zhang L.; Zhu L.

Limit behavior of stone arch bridges
pp. 184A-184A(1)
Authors: Clemente P.; Occhiuzzi A.; Raithel A.

Seismic performance of multispan simply supported slab-on-girder steel highway bridges
pp. 184A-184A(1)
Authors: Dicleli M.; Bruneau M.

Inelastic response of the Cypress Viaduct to the Loma Prieta earthquake
pp. 184A-184A(1)
Authors: Kunnath S.K.; Gross J.L.

A view of Paris' Meteor project: forging a new relationship between city and metro
pp. 184A-184A(1)
Author: Bernard D.

Die baugeologischen Verhaltnisse beim Bau der 7. Maschine des Donaukraftwerkes Ybbs-Persenbeug (The engineering geological conditions)
pp. 184A-184A(1)
Authors: Weiss E.H.; Jung G.

Energy analysis of depressurized rock fracture (in Chinese)
pp. 184A-184A(1)
Authors: Hua A.; Kong Y.; Li S.; Li Y.

Prediction of mining conditions at depth in Kristineberg mine, Sweden
pp. 184A-184A(1)
Authors: Nystrom A.; Sandstrom S.; Krauland N.; Board M.

Masonry sewer rehab
pp. 185A-185A(1)
Authors: Collins M.A.; Stude C.T.

TBM and drill + blast at Calumet
pp. 185A-185A(1)
Author: Page M.

Soft foiled
pp. 185A-185A(1)
Author: Russell L.

More tunnel projects to rely less on state funds
pp. 185A-185A(1)
Author: Page M.

Building the Vereina railway tunnel through the Alps
pp. 185A-185A(1)
Authors: Streuli U.; Klahr S.

Developments in segmental concrete linings for subway tunnels in Belarus
pp. 185A-185A(1)
Author: Yurkevich P.

Narrow vein mining 1 - steep veins
pp. 185A-185A(1)
Author: Brewis T.

Advances in face productivity
pp. 185A-185A(1)
Author: Chadwick J.

Knowledge on face working conditions in mechanized sub-level caving work face (in Chinese)
pp. 185A-185A(1)
Authors: Song Z.; Chen L.; Wang C.; Liu X.

Measurement of displacement of outerwall of the forzen section of main and auxiliary shafts in Chensilou mine (in Chinese)
pp. 185A-186A(2)
Authors: Li G.; Chen W.

Leachate/rock interactions beneath a landfill site in the Cretaceous chalk aquifer in Buckinghamshire, United Kingdom
pp. 186A-186A(1)
Authors: Ingrey N.C.; Mather J.D.

Till liners for isolation of hazardous solid wastes
pp. 186A-186A(1)
Authors: Al-Hashimi A.; Evans G.J.; Cox B.

Pseudodynamic test for evaluation of seismic performance of base-isolated liquid storage tanks
pp. 186A-186A(1)
Authors: Nam-Sik K.; Dong-Guen L.

Comparing TBMs with drill + blast excavation
pp. 186A-186A(1)
Author: Tarkoy P.J.

NATM: geomechanical principles explained
pp. 186A-186A(1)
Author: Vavrovsky G.-M.

The pretunnel method, a new Italian technology for full-face tunnel excavation: a numerical approach to design
pp. 186A-186A(1)
Authors: Peila D.; Oreste P.P.; Rabajoli G.; Trabucco E.

Light at Storebaelt tunnel end
pp. 186A-186A(1)
Author: Biggart A.

Frankfurt underground
pp. 186A-186A(1)
Author: Grondziel M.

Problems of soil and rock mechanics when extending the Ybbs-Persenbeug HPP
pp. 186A-187A(2)
Author: Bandl H.

Specific ground engineering during installation
pp. 187A-187A(1)
Authors: Gallbrunner H.; Schweitzer E.

Pit enclosure and execution of construction
pp. 187A-187A(1)
Author: Gallbrunner H.

Lisbon Metro expansion sets a rapid pace
pp. 187A-187A(1)
Author: Boscov P.

Microtunnelling for Boston sewer
pp. 187A-187A(1)
Author: Dobbels D.J.

Immersed steel tube tunnels: an American experience
pp. 187A-187A(1)
Author: Gursoy A.

Immersed tube sandwich saves construction costs
pp. 187A-187A(1)
Author: Page M.

Large-scale underground mining, new equipment and a better underground environment - result of research and development at LKAB, Sweden
pp. 187A-187A(1)
Authors: Marklund I.; Hustrulid W.

Mine backfill technology in the Outokumpu Group
pp. 187A-187A(1)
Author: Seppanen P.

The influence of tunnel excavation on the hydraulic head
pp. 187A-188A(2)
Author: Anagnostou G.

Seepage flow around tunnels in swelling rock
pp. 188A-188A(1)
Author: Anagnostou G.

Alberta Lake re-established after draining to mine coal
pp. 188A-188A(1)
Authors: Sumer S.; Pitts L.; McCulloch J.; Quan H.

The Mansfeld copper shale mine in the catchment area of the Susser See: geological conditions, variations in the cultivated landscape and ecological problems
pp. 188A-188A(1)
Author: Schmidt G.

The groundwater conditions
pp. 188A-188A(1)
Authors: Einsiedler W.; Jung G.

Influence of waters from sulfide mines and their dumps on surficial waters, soils, and plants
pp. 188A-188A(1)
Authors: Puchelt H.; Berner Z.; Castro J.; Rude T.

The diamond mining quarries of east Siberia as a factor affecting surficial water quality
pp. 188A-188A(1)
Authors: Borisov V.N.; Alexeev S.V.; Pleshevenkova V.A.

Consequence of the Kizel coafield acid mine water disposal into karst cavities
pp. 188A-188A(1)
Authors: Maximovich N.G.; Kataev V.N.; Blinov S.M.

Water-mineral interaction in repositories of spent fuel from nuclear power stations
pp. 188A-188A(1)
Author: Paces T.

Factors controlling metal content of mining waters
pp. 189A-189A(1)
Author: Yelpatyevsky P.V.

Hydrogeochemistry in the abandoned mining area of Tafone graben Italy): environmental implications
pp. 189A-189A(1)
Authors: Zanzari A.R.; Caboi R.; Cidu R.; Cristini A.; Fanfani L.; Zuddas P.

Hydrogeochemical investigations of acid drainage water from the Emirli antimony mine, western Turkey
pp. 189A-189A(1)
Authors: Pekdeger A.; Ozgur N.

Hydrogeochemistry studies in northeastern Amazonia
pp. 189A-189A(1)
Authors: Forti M.C.; Melfi A.J.

Riverbed degradation caused by gravel mining in the Sagami River, Kanagawa Prefecture, Japan
pp. 189A-189A(1)
Author: Kikuchi T.

PC-based computer package for mining subsidence prediction
pp. 189A-189A(1)
Authors: Dunham R.K.; Reddish D.J.; X. L.Y.

Investigation of effect of stratified plane in surface subsidence due to coal mining (in Chinese)
pp. 189A-189A(1)
Authors: Deng K.; Ma W.; He G.

The sinkhole of Doganella (Pontina Plain, central Italy)
pp. 189A-189A(1)
Author: Bono P.

Basic types of coal seam faults and their effect on controlling gas outburst zone (in Chinese)
pp. 189A-190A(2)
Authors: Cao Y.; Peng L.

The use of a distributed optical fibre temperature sensing system to monitor underground mine roadways for spontaneous combustion
pp. 190A-190A(1)
Authors: Willett M.J.; Wykes J.S.; Powell G.A.; Gibson M.J.; Cooke A.

Permafrost and climate change: geotechnical implications
pp. 190A-190A(1)
Author: Williams P.J.

Crack nucleation in saline ice with interacting inhomogeneities
pp. 190A-190A(1)
Authors: M. S.W.; Yi. Z.

Microcracking during stress-relief of polycrystalline ice formed at high pressure
pp. 190A-190A(1)
Authors: Meglis I.L.; Gagnon R.E.; Young R.P.

Stressed condition of sea ice under local change in its thermal regime
pp. 190A-190A(1)
Author: Sukhorukov K.K.

Quasi-static interactions in the grounded hummock-soil-fast ice system and conditions of the grounded hummock emergence in spring
pp. 190A-190A(1)
Author: Sukhorukov K.K.

Allowable Bearing Capacity of Rock Foundations Using a Non-linear Failure Criterium
pp. 327-345(19)
Authors: Wuu-Liang H.; Serrano A.; Olalla C.

Pressure Solution Creep and Non-Associated Plasticity in the Mechanical Behavior of Potash Mine Openings
pp. 347-370(24)
Author: De Orellana A.J.C.

Interlock/Friction Model for Dynamic Shear Response in Natural Jointed Rock
pp. 371-386(16)
Authors: Kana D.D.; Fox D.J.; Hsiung S.M.

Micromechanical Modeling of the Dynamic Fracture Process During Rock Blasting
pp. 387-394(8)
Authors: Song J.; Kim K.

Aperture Measurements and Flow Experiments on a Single Natural Fracture
pp. 395-404(10)
Authors: Hakami E.; Larsson E.

Kinematic Analysis of Active/Passive Wedge Failure Using Stereographic Projection
pp. 405-407(3)
Author: Nathanail C.P.

The Effective Mechanical Properties of Reconstructed Porous Media
pp. 409-415(7)
Authors: Poutet J.; Manzoni D.; Hage-Chehade F.; Jacquin C.G.; Bouteca M.J.; Thovert J.-F.; Adler P.M.

The Properties of Coupling Agents in Improving Ultrasonic Transmission
pp. 417-424(8)
Authors: Pongracz J.; Deacon E.M.; Johnson G.D.; Burnett D.; Lord J.M.; Couvreur J.-F.; Thimus J.-F.

Modelling of Blocky Rock Masses Using the Cosserat Method
pp. 425-432(8)
Authors: Noordhuis P.; Kazemier K.M.; Kaspers G.-J.L.; Peters G.J.; Dai C.; Muhlhaus H.; Meek J.; Fama M.D.

Effective Transmissivity of Two-Dimensional Fracture Networks
pp. 433-438(6)
Authors: Zimmerman R.W.; Bodvarsson G.S.