International Journal of Rock Mechanics and Mining Sciences and Geomechanics Abstracts

Remote sensing techniques for landslide studies and hazard zonation in Europe
pp. 338A-338A(1)
Authors: Mantovani F.; Soeters R.; Van Westen C.J.

Databases and GIS for landslide research in Europe
pp. 338A-338A(1)
Authors: Dikau R.; Cavallin A.; Jager S.

Debris-flow magnitude-frequency relationships for mountainous regions of Central and northwest Europe
pp. 338A-338A(1)
Author: Van Steijn H.

Aspects of landslide activity in the Mercantour Massif and the French Riviera, southeastern France
pp. 338A-338A(1)
Authors: Julian M.; Anthony E.

The Sant'Agata Feltria landslide (Marche Region, central Italy): a case of recurrent earthflow evolving from a deep-seated gravitational slope deformation
pp. 338A-339A(2)
Authors: Bisci C.; Burattini F.; Dramis F.; Leoperdi S.; Pontoni F.; Pontoni F.

Temporal occurrence and activity of landslides in the area of Cortina d'Ampezzo (Dolomites, Italy)
pp. 339A-339A(1)
Authors: Panizza M.; Pasuto A.; Silvano S.; Soldati M.

The mobility of the Alvera landslide (Cortina d'Ampezzo, Italy)
pp. 339A-339A(1)
Authors: Gasparetto P.; Mosselman M.; Van Asch T.W.J.

Formation of south-facing bald mudstone slopes in southwestern Taiwan
pp. 339A-339A(1)
Authors: H. W.C.; Y. M.T.; C. H.J.

The research of stability analysis of toppling failure of jointed rock slopes (in Chinese)
pp. 339A-339A(1)
Authors: Wang X.; Jia Z.; Chen Z.; Zhang J.

Application of foam insulation for remediation of degraded permafrost
pp. 339A-339A(1)
Authors: Feklistov V.N.; Rusakov N.L.

The 9 April 1993 earthquake in south-central Texas: was it induced by fluid withdrawal?
pp. 339A-339A(1)
Authors: Davis S.D.; Nyffenegger P.A.; Frohlich C.

Mass wasting triggered by the 5 March 1987 Ecuador earthquakes
pp. 340A-340A(1)
Authors: Schuster R.L.; Nieto A.S.; O'Rourke T.D.; Crespo E.; Plaza-Nieto G.

Local site effects in the northern North Sea based on single-station spectral ratios of OBS recordings
pp. 340A-340A(1)
Authors: Atakan K.; Havskov J.

Unexpected shock rocks an 'aseismic' area
pp. 340A-340A(1)
Author: Stiros S.C.

Earthquake prediction in the region of the Sayano-Shushenskoe hydroelectric station by means of the dam's measuring systems
pp. 340A-340A(1)
Author: Marchuk A.N.

Seismic networks in the mainland of China
pp. 340A-340A(1)
Author: Li Q.

Distribution of the damage caused by the earthquake of Jan. 17, 1995 and its geomorphic environment as seen from fallen tombstones (in Japanese)
pp. 340A-340A(1)
Authors: Kawasaki T.; Nomura R.; Oya M.

Selected problems of seismic event location
pp. 340A-340A(1)
Author: Debski W.

Short note on automatic location of seismic events
pp. 340A-340A(1)
Author: Ruzek B.

Assessment of seismic hazard from the focal mechanism parameters of mining tremors
pp. 341A-341A(1)
Authors: Dubinski J.; Stec K.

Estimation of stresses for the mining-induced sequences of seismic events
pp. 341A-341A(1)
Authors: Teisseyre R.; Wiejacz P.

Analytical prediction of energy release of seismic events induced in the rock mass deformed by multi-level extraction
pp. 341A-341A(1)
Authors: Bialek J.; Drzezla B.; Jaworski A.

Relations between the seismic hazard and the rate of advance of mining front
pp. 341A-341A(1)
Author: Lasocki S.

Analysis of b-value in the frequency-energy distributions
pp. 341A-341A(1)
Author: Holub K.

The application of a priori information of directive type (D) for the location of seismic events in mines
pp. 341A-341A(1)
Authors: Kolodziejczyk P.; Wanat K.

Source parameters of seismic events at Polkowice copper mine and certain problems related to their estimation
pp. 341A-341A(1)
Author: Krol M.

Source mechanisms of seismic events induced at Ziemowit coal mine: comparison with mining information
pp. 341A-341A(1)
Author: Wiejacz P.

The mechanism of mining tremors related to damages observed in the stope area
pp. 342A-342A(1)
Authors: Sagan G.; Dubiel R.; Mitrega P.; Zuberek W.M.

Geophysical and geomechanical interpretation of the rockburst of December 9, 1993 at Nowy Wirek and Halemba coal mines
pp. 342A-342A(1)
Authors: Dubinski J.; Konopko W.; Mutke G.

Recording of mining tremors from Poland by the SPF local seismic network in the Czech Republic
pp. 342A-342A(1)
Authors: Kalab Z.; Knejzlik J.

Seismic monitoring and maximum event prediction at longwall no. 138704 in the Lazy coal mine, Czech Republic
pp. 342A-342A(1)
Author: Kalenda P.

Space-time variations of the frequency-energy relation for mining-induced seismicity in the Ostrava-Karvina mining district
pp. 342A-342A(1)
Author: Holub K.

Correlation analysis of microearthquakes in western Bohemia, Czech Republic
pp. 342A-342A(1)
Author: Jira T.

The deep aquifer network in the sandstone basin of southwest Germany. Detailed hydrogeological analysis as a basis for future quantitative and qualitative management
pp. 342A-342A(1)
Authors: Watzel R.; Bertleff B.

Techniques for cost effective investigation of ground water and the vadose zone
pp. 343A-343A(1)
Author: Ritchey J.D.

(Aquifer contamination and pollution prevention: the use of liners)
pp. 343A-343A(1)
Authors: Leite J.C.; Zuquette L.V.

(Structure, characteristics and mode of operation of the aquifer reservoir in the Triassic Lower Sandstone in Lorraine)
pp. 343A-343A(1)
Authors: Bouly S.; Demassieux L.

Combined use of environmental isotopic and hydrochemical data in differentiation of groundwater flow patterns through the Aladag karstic aquifer, Turkey
pp. 343A-343A(1)
Authors: Bayari C.S.; Gunay G.

(The barrier effect of caprock in the region of Gorleben)
pp. 343A-343A(1)
Author: Memmert G.

Uranium migration through intact sandstone: effect of pollutant concentration and the reversibility of uptake
pp. 343A-343A(1)
Authors: Sims R.; Lawless T.A.; Alexander J.L.; Bennett D.G.; Read D.

Preliminary studies of groundwater flow and migration of uranium isotopes around the Oklo natural reactors (Gabon)
pp. 343A-343A(1)
Author: Toulhoat P.

Horizontal ground movements due to water abstraction and formation of earth fissures
pp. 343A-344A(2)
Authors: Rothenburg L.; Obah A.; El Baruni S.

A general formulation for saturated aquifer deformation under dynamic and viscous conditions
pp. 344A-344A(1)
Authors: Jiang L.; Helm D.

Legal aspects of catastrophic subsidence
pp. 344A-344A(1)
Author: LaMoreaux P.E.

Conceptual models for earth fissuring in Las Vegas Valley, Nevada, USA
pp. 344A-344A(1)
Authors: Zhuping S.; Helm D.C.

Investigation of aquifer-system compaction in the Hueco Basin, El Paso, Texas, USA
pp. 344A-344A(1)
Author: Heywood C.

Predicting land subsidence with a constant-parameter coupled model for groundwater flow and aquitard compaction: the Markerwaard case
pp. 344A-344A(1)
Authors: Tiangu X.; Van der Gun J.A.M.

Hydrogeochemical effects of groundwater mining of the Sierra de Crevillente aquifer (Alicante, Spain)
pp. 344A-344A(1)
Authors: Pulido-Bosch A.; Morell I.; Andreu J.M.

Prediction of future land subsidence in Kerman, Iran, due to groundwater withdrawal
pp. 344A-344A(1)
Authors: Toufigh M.M.; Sabet B.S.

Land subsidence and other environmental impacts due to groundwater extraction from fractured hard rocks in Sri Lanka
pp. 344A-344A(1)
Authors: Jayawardena U.D.S.; Sarathchandra M.J.

Recent countermeasures for land subsidence and groundwater resources in Japan
pp. 344A-345A(2)
Authors: Sato K.; Van Hoang N.

The step-loading model of subsidence induced by groundwater level changes with time
pp. 345A-345A(1)
Authors: Lay S.Y.; Shieh M.J.

The effect of land subsidence on the embankment of the new second freeway in Taiwan
pp. 345A-345A(1)
Authors: Lin P.-S.; Chao C.-S.; Chen F.-S.; Ho T.-Y.

Problems of subsidence and their mitigation in Saga Plain, Japan
pp. 345A-345A(1)
Authors: Miura N.; Hayashi S.; Madhav M.R.; Hachiya Y.

Steady state groundwater flow simulation with imprecise parameters
pp. 345A-345A(1)
Authors: Chunhua D.; Woldt W.; Bogardi I.; Dahab M.

Colloid-facilitated contaminant transport in discretely fractured porous media 1. Numerical formulation and sensitivity analysis
pp. 345A-345A(1)
Authors: Ibaraki M.; Sudicky E.A.

Colloid-facilitated contaminant transport in discretely fractured porous media 2. Fracture network examples
pp. 345A-345A(1)
Authors: Ibaraki M.; Sudicky E.A.

Numerical experiments for 3-dimensional flow analysis in a fractured rock with porous matrix
pp. 345A-346A(2)
Authors: Taniguchi T.; Fillion E.

Variability of point source infiltration rates for two-phase flow in heterogeneous porous media
pp. 346A-346A(1)
Authors: Kueper B.H.; Gerhard J.I.

Effects of high variance of fracture transmissivity on transport and sorption at different scales in a discrete model for fractured rocks
pp. 346A-346A(1)
Authors: Nordqvist A.W.; Y. W.T.; Chin-Fu T.; Dverstorp B.; Andersson J.

Dynamic analysis of a fully saturated porous medium accounting for geometrical and material non-linearities
pp. 346A-346A(1)
Authors: Diebels S.; Ehlers W.

Experimental analysis of pore-scale flow and transport in porous media
pp. 346A-346A(1)
Authors: Rashidi M.; Peurrung L.; Tompson A.F.B.; Kulp T.J.

Evaluation of flow characteristics of a sand column using magnetic resonance imaging
pp. 346A-346A(1)
Authors: Hoffman F.; Ronen D.; Pearl Z.

Transect study on solute transport in a macroporous soil
pp. 346A-346A(1)
Authors: Mallants D.; Vanclooster M.; Feyen J.

Redox reactions and transport of selenium through fractured granite
pp. 346A-346A(1)
Authors: De Llano A.Y.; Bidoglio G.; Avogadro A.; Gibson P.N.; Romero P.R.

Simulation of immiscible multiphase flow in porous media: a focus on the capillary fringe of oil-contaminated aquifers
pp. 346A-347A(2)
Authors: Hadad A.; Bensabat J.; Rubin H.

Modelling of a fractured basaltic aquifer with respect to geological setting, and climatic and hydraulic conditions: the case of perched basalts at Garni, Armenia
pp. 347A-347A(1)
Authors: Leonardi V.; Arthaud F.; Grillot J.C.; Avetissian V.; Bochnaghian P.

An integration of geophysical methods and geochemical analysis to map acid mine drainage - a case study
pp. 347A-347A(1)
Author: Benson A.K.

Elements of rock mechanics in reservoir engineering
pp. 347A-347A(1)
Authors: Bouteca M.; Sarda J.-P.

Artificial surrogates: should they be used to provide data for precision statements for rock-property test methods?
pp. 347A-347A(1)
Author: Pincus H.J.

Metal extraction by bacterial oxidation
pp. 347A-347A(1)
Author: Brewis T.

Selection and test of effective chelators for removal of heavy metals from contaminated soils
pp. 347A-347A(1)
Authors: Ting-Chien C.; Macauley E.; A. H.

A mathematical model for the electrokinetic remediation of contaminated soil
pp. 347A-347A(1)
Authors: Y. S.C.; R. L.

Evaluation of soil washing process to remove mixed contaminants from a sandy loam
pp. 347A-348A(2)
Authors: Semer R.; Reddy K.R.

Delineation of the distinctive nature of Tertiary coal beds
pp. 348A-348A(1)
Authors: Shearer J.C.; Moore T.A.; Demchuk T.D.

Geochemistry of autochthonous and hypautochthonous siderite-dolomite coal-balls (Foord seam, Bolsovian, Upper Carboniferous), Nova Scotia, Canada
pp. 348A-348A(1)
Authors: Zodrow E.L.; Lyons P.C.; Millay M.A.

Correlation of 3D-computerized tomographic scans and 2D-colour image analysis of Westphalian coal by means of multivariate statistics
pp. 348A-348A(1)
Authors: Verhelst F.; David P.; Fermont W.; Jegers L.; Vervoort A.

FTIR microspectroscopy of particular liptinite-(lopinite-) rich, late Permian coals from southern China
pp. 348A-348A(1)
Authors: Yingting G.; Renton J.J.; Penn J.H.

Impact of aquifer sediment grain size on petroleum hydrocarbon distribution and biodegradation
pp. 348A-348A(1)
Author: Aelion C.M.

Pressuremeter testing in ground investigation part I - site operations
pp. 348A-348A(1)
Author: Clarke E.B.G.

Interpretation of pressuremeter unloading tests in sands
pp. 348A-348A(1)
Author: H. S.Y.

Strain softening and shear band formation and sand in multi-axial testing
pp. 349A-349A(1)
Authors: Chu J.; S.-C. R.L.; I. K.L.

Angles of friction and dilatancy of sand
pp. 349A-349A(1)
Authors: Schanz T.; Vermeer P.A.

Exact prescribed displacement field solutions in Mohr Coulomb elastoplasticity
pp. 349A-349A(1)
Authors: Pankaj; Moin K.

Inclusion of specific water volume within an elasto-plastic model for unsaturated soil
pp. 349A-349A(1)
Author: Wheeler S.J.

In situ tests in Brasilia porous clay
pp. 349A-349A(1)
Authors: Ortigao J.A.R.; Cunha R.P.; Alves L.S.

Geological characteristics and economic appraisal of Jiaojiping granite deposit in Hanyuan, Sichuan (in Chinese)
pp. 349A-349A(1)
Authors: Xiao Y.; Sun Y.; Mao Y.; Xia J.

The distribution and geotechnical properties of loess soils, lateritic soils and clayey soils in China
pp. 349A-349A(1)
Author: Guorui G.

(Modelling of fracture processes and an analysis of stability of rock masses)
pp. 349A-349A(1)
Author: Wanat K.

A two-stage model of fracture of rocks
pp. 349A-349A(1)
Authors: Kuksenko V.; Tomilin N.; Damaskinskaya E.; Lockner D.

Experimental study of meso-fractures in rock and its implication for understanding seismic activities (in Chinese)
pp. 349A-350A(2)
Authors: Zhao Y.-H.; Huang J.-F.; Hou J.-J.; Wang R.

Fracture propagation paths under mixed mode loading within rectangular blocks of polymethyl metacrylate
pp. 350A-350A(1)
Authors: Cooke M.L.; Pollard D.D.

(The use of stereological techniques to quantify the microcrack structure of El Berrocal granite, Central System, Toledo, Spain)
pp. 350A-350A(1)
Authors: Alvarez-Calleja A.; Rodriguez-Rey A.; Montoto M.; Menendez B.; Dubois C.

On the influence of stress and thermal fatigue on the Kaiser effects of granite (in Chinese)
pp. 350A-350A(1)
Authors: Xi D.; Chen P.

(Studies of the maximum temperature memory effect decay during seismoacoustic emission in sedimentary rocks)
pp. 350A-350A(1)
Authors: Zogala B.; Zuberek W.M.; Dubiel R.

(Optimizing the measurement of the potential cation exchange capacity as a method of quantifying the pollutant sorption capacity of geological barriers, compensation layers and sealed mineral deposits)
pp. 350A-350A(1)
Authors: Hauenstein M.; Maier-Harth U.

Ability of subsoils to buffer extremely acidic simulated coal-pile leachates
pp. 350A-350A(1)
Authors: Zelmanowitz S.; Boyle W.C.; Armstrong D.E.; Park J.K.

Similarities in the leaching behaviour of trace contaminants from waste, stabilized waste, construction materials and soils
pp. 351A-351A(1)
Authors: Van der Sloot H.A.; Comans R.N.J.; Hjelmar O.

Properties and applications of bentonites from Porto Santo Island (Madeira Archipelago)
pp. 351A-351A(1)
Authors: Ferraz E.J.M.O.; Silva J.B.P.; Gomes C.S.F.

Assessment of ceramic applications of pyroclastic tuffs from the Madeira Island
pp. 351A-351A(1)
Authors: Silva J.B.P.; Ferraz E.J.M.O.; Gomes C.S.F.

Sensitivity analysis for trona solution mining
pp. 351A-351A(1)
Authors: Nasun-Saygili G.; Okutan H.

Application of the alkali extraction process to Turkish trona deposit
pp. 351A-351A(1)
Authors: Nasun-Saygili G.; Okutan H.

Geochemical engineering of low level radioactive waste in cementitious environments
pp. 351A-351A(1)
Authors: Brady P.V.; Kozak M.W.

The dissolution of biotite and chlorite at 25^oC in the near-neutral pH region
pp. 351A-351A(1)
Authors: Malmstrom M.; Banwart S.; Lewenhagen J.; Duro L.; Bruno J.

Chemical effects of goethite colloid on the transport of radionuclides through a quartz-packed column
pp. 351A-351A(1)
Authors: Satmark B.; Albinsson Y.; Liang L.

Migration of ⁴⁵Ca and ⁹⁰Sr in a clayey and calcareous sand: calculation of distribution coefficients by ion exchange theory and validation by column experiments
pp. 351A-351A(1)
Authors: Lefevre F.; Sardin M.; Vitorge J.

A natural analogue of high-pH cement pore waters from the Maqarin area of northern Jordan: comparison of predicted and observed trace-element chemistry of uranium and selenium
pp. 352A-352A(1)
Authors: Linklater C.M.; Albinsson Y.; Alexander W.R.; Casas I.; McKinley I.G.; Sellin P.

The Grimsel (Switzerland) migration experiment: integrating field experiments, laboratory investigations and modelling
pp. 352A-352A(1)
Authors: Hadermann J.; Heer W.

Modeling of radionuclide and heavy metal sorption around low- and high-pH waste disposal sites at Oak Ridge, Tennessee
pp. 352A-352A(1)
Authors: Saunders J.A.; Toran L.E.

Uranium transport through fractured silicic tuff and relative retention in areas with distinct fracture characteristics
pp. 352A-352A(1)
Authors: Pearcy E.C.; Prikryl J.D.; Leslie B.W.

Speciation of the rare earth element neodymium in groundwaters of the Nevada Test Site and Yucca Mountain and implications for actinide solubility
pp. 352A-352A(1)
Authors: Johannesson K.H.; Stetzenbach K.J.; Hodge V.F.

Fate of actinides in the presence of humic substances under conditions relevant to nuclear waste disposal
pp. 352A-352A(1)
Authors: Moulin V.; Moulin C.

Elastic strain energy and the distribution coefficient of radium in solid solutions with calcium salts
pp. 352A-352A(1)
Authors: Gnanapragasam E.K.; Lewis B.-A.G.

Comparison of solubility databases used for HLW performance assessment
pp. 353A-353A(1)
Authors: McKinley I.G.; Savage D.

Transport of clay particles and radioelements in a salinity gradient: experiments and simulations
pp. 353A-353A(1)
Authors: Faure M.-H.; Sardin M.; Vitorge P.

Colloid and suspended particle migration experiments in a granite fracture
pp. 353A-353A(1)
Authors: Vilks P.; Bachinski D.B.

Development of the FMT chemical transport simulator: coupling aqueous density and mineral volume fraction to phase compositions
pp. 353A-353A(1)
Author: Novak C.F.

Approaches to sorption modeling for high-level waste performance assessment
pp. 353A-353A(1)
Authors: Turner D.R.; Sassman S.A.

Provision of diffusion coefficients for argillaceous media in support of preliminary safety assessment within the French HLW disposal programme
pp. 353A-353A(1)
Authors: Stenhouse M.J.; Merceron T.; De Martinville E.S.

Radiation measurements of excavated items at a radioactive-waste burial site
pp. 353A-353A(1)
Authors: Stromswold D.C.; Alvarez J.L.; Ludowise J.D.

The effects of matrix diffusion on radionuclide migration in rock column experiments
pp. 353A-354A(2)
Authors: Holtta P.; Hakanen M.; Hautojarvi A.; Timonen J.; Vaatainen K.

Radionuclide migration experiments in a natural fracture in a quarried block of granite
pp. 354A-354A(1)
Authors: Vandergraaf T.T.; Drew D.J.; Masuda S.

Contaminant retardation in fractured shales: matrix diffusion and redox front entrapment
pp. 354A-354A(1)
Authors: Mazurek M.; Alexander W.R.; MacKenzie A.B.

Transport modelling in the natural analogue study of the Cigar Lake uranium deposit (Saskatchewan, Canada)
pp. 354A-354A(1)
Authors: Jinsong L.; Ji-Wei Y.; Neretnieks I.

Gas migration in fractured rock: results and modelling of a helium gas injection experiment at the Reskajeage Farm Test Site, SW England, United Kingdom
pp. 354A-354A(1)
Author: Lineham T.R.

Selective extractions in uranium migration studies - findings from a natural analogue study at Palmottu, southern Finland
pp. 354A-354A(1)
Authors: Suksi J.; Ruskeeniemi T.; Saarinen L.

Transport properties and microstructural characteristics of a thermally cracked mylonite
pp. 354A-354A(1)
Authors: Le Ravalec M.; Darot M.; Reuschle T.; Gueguen Y.

Observations on Austrian clay rocks and their barrier functions for waste disposals - influence of the time factor
pp. 354A-354A(1)
Authors: Schwaighofer B.; Knaak B.; Ottner F.; Muller H.W.

Uranium transfer phenomena in rock matrix: petrophysical and geochemical study of El Berrocal experimental site, Spain
pp. 355A-355A(1)
Authors: Montoto M.; Menager M.T.; Rodriguez-Rey A.; Menendez B.; Martinez-Nistal A.; Fernandez-Merayo N.

Effect of desiccation cracking on the hydraulic conductivity of a compacted clay liner
pp. 355A-355A(1)
Authors: Omidi G.H.; Thomas J.C.; Brown K.W.

Interpretation of constant head in situ permeability tests in soil zones of finite extent
pp. 355A-355A(1)
Author: Bromhead E.N.

The theory and application of the pressure infiltrometer in determining the hydraulic conductivity of soil (in Chinese)
pp. 355A-355A(1)
Authors: Wu Q.; Lei Z.; Yang S.

On the prediction of hydraulic conductivity of frozen soils
pp. 355A-355A(1)
Authors: Tarnawski V.R.; Wagner B.

An experimental study of the infiltration of a lateritic clay slurry by sand filters
pp. 355A-355A(1)
Authors: Indraratna B.; Vafai F.; Dilema E.L.G.

Wavelet analysis of multiscale permeabilities in the subsurface
pp. 355A-355A(1)
Authors: Bai-Lian L.; Loehle C.

A compression model for non-brittle soft clays and peat
pp. 355A-355A(1)
Author: Den Haan E.J.

Nonlinear model for compressibility of partly saturated soils
pp. 355A-356A(2)
Authors: McNabb D.H.; Boersma L.

Viscous behaviour of soil under oedometric conditions
pp. 356A-356A(1)
Authors: Niemunis A.; Krieg S.

Microstructure of a compacted silt
pp. 356A-356A(1)
Authors: Delage P.; Audiguier M.; Yu-Jun C.; Howat M.D.

Prediction for swelling characteristics of compacted bentonite
pp. 356A-356A(1)
Authors: Komine H.; Ogata N.

Consolidation of alluvium resulting from the impounding of tidal estuaries
pp. 356A-356A(1)
Authors: Davies M.C.R.; Newson T.A.

The values of V_P/V_S velocity ratio in the Kladno coal mine, Czech Republic
pp. 356A-356A(1)
Author: Fischer T.

Slow solitons in consolidated rock
pp. 356A-356A(1)
Authors: Volodin I.A.; Maksimov A.M.; Radkevich E.V.

Stress sensitivity of sandstones
pp. 356A-356A(1)
Authors: Dvorkin J.; Nur A.; Chaika C.

Live load induced vibrations in Ullevi Stadium - dynamic soil analysis
pp. 356A-356A(1)
Authors: Erlingsson S.; Bodare A.

Seismic behaviour estimation of thin alluvium layers using microtremor recordings
pp. 357A-357A(1)
Authors: Teves-Costa P.; Matias L.; Bard P.Y.

A solution to saturated elastic half-space under harmonic force of low frequency (in Chinese)
pp. 357A-357A(1)
Authors: Wang L.; Chen Y.; Wu S.; Ding H.

Anisotropy of small strain stiffness in Ticino sand
pp. 357A-357A(1)
Authors: Bellotti R.; Jamiolkowski M.; Presti D.C.F.L.; O'Neill D.A.

Liquefaction resistance of silty sand based on in situ frozen samples
pp. 357A-357A(1)
Authors: Yoshimi Y.; Goto S.

Elasticity of partially saturated frozen sand
pp. 357A-357A(1)
Authors: Jacoby M.; Dvorkin J.; Xingzhou L.

Surface motion of a cylindrical hill of circular-arc cross-section for incident plane SH waves
pp. 357A-357A(1)
Authors: Xiaoming Y.; Zhen-Peng L.

A comprehensive method of rock mass characterization for indicating natural slope instability
pp. 357A-357A(1)
Authors: Mazzoccola D.F.; Hudson J.A.

Mineralogy, fabric properties and classification of weathered granites in Hong Kong
pp. 357A-357A(1)
Author: Irfan T.Y.

Clay raw materials and clay minerals in the service of man
pp. 357A-357A(1)
Author: Konta J.

State of stress in southern Italy from borehole breakout and focal mechanism data
pp. 357A-358A(2)
Authors: Amato A.; Montone P.; Cesaro M.

Importance of anisotropy when estimating and measuring in situ stresses in rock
pp. 358A-358A(1)
Author: Amadei B.

Rheology, stress-mapping, and hydrothermal mineralization - the example of structurally-controlled gold-antimony deposits in South Africa
pp. 358A-358A(1)
Authors: Vearncombe J.R.; Holyland P.W.

(Numerical multisource and multiscale imagery in the study of the topographic surface. Hydrogeological application in a karstic environment: Verneuil-sur-Avre, Perche, France) (French with abridged English)
pp. 358A-358A(1)
Author: Sykioti O.

(Optical, acoustic and sampling methods applied to the detection of deep sea bed mineral deposits)
pp. 358A-358A(1)
Author: Salgado J.R.

Preliminary site investigations for the new Kuala Lumpur International Airport
pp. 358A-358A(1)
Authors: Nicholls R.A.; Wersching S.N.; Hock L.T.; Frame J.A.

Transponder altimetry: precise height measurements over land
pp. 358A-358A(1)
Authors: Denys P.; Birks A.; Cross P.; Powell J.; Burki B.

(The field spectrometer: a tool for remote sensing and for soil science)
pp. 358A-359A(2)
Authors: Escadafal R.; Gouinaud C.; Mathieu R.; Pouget M.

IRS data benefit natural resource studies
pp. 359A-359A(1)
Author: Lang L.

An example of conditional simulation in multiband image analysis
pp. 359A-359A(1)
Author: Van der Meer F.

Surface mineral mapping of Makhtesh Ramon Negev, Israel using GER 63 channel scanner data
pp. 359A-359A(1)
Authors: Ben-Dor E.; Kruse F.A.

Thermal infrared directional emissivity of powdered quartz
pp. 359A-359A(1)
Authors: Wald A.E.; Salisbury J.W.

What can real-time positioning do for construction?
pp. 359A-359A(1)
Author: Beliveau Y.J.

Photo interpretation of active faults in regions of complex topography: possible errors in correspondence of ridges
pp. 359A-359A(1)
Author: Tibaldi A.

Global Positioning System: an effective way to map a small area or catchment
pp. 359A-359A(1)
Authors: Fix R.E.; Burt T.P.

Lithologic and structural mapping in a vegetated low-relief terrain using multiple-source remotely sensed data: a case study of the Calanas area in southwest Spain
pp. 359A-360A(2)
Author: Woldai T.

Application of ground geophysical data to uranium mineralization in the El-Missikat area, central Eastern Desert, Egypt
pp. 360A-360A(1)
Authors: Elkattan E.M.; Abdulhadi H.M.; Rabie S.I.; Hassanein H.I.E.

Environmental study of the refuse dump at Rovaniemi by geophysical and geochemical methods
pp. 360A-360A(1)
Authors: Hannula P.; Lanne E.

Multicomponent 3-D characterization of a coalbed methane reservoir
pp. 360A-360A(1)
Authors: Shuck E.L.; Davis T.L.; Benson R.D.

Survey boost from vertical thinking
pp. 360A-360A(1)
Author: Essau I.

Seismic reflection, borehole and outcrop geometry of late Wisconsin tills at a proposed landfill near Toronto, Ontario
pp. 360A-360A(1)
Authors: Boyce J.I.; Eyles N.; Pugin A.

Impact of the seismic 'while drilling' technique on exploration wells
pp. 360A-360A(1)
Author: Miranda F.

The use of surface waves in the determination of ground stiffness profiles
pp. 360A-361A(2)
Authors: Matthews M.C.; Hope V.S.; Clayton C.R.I.

Tomographic imaging of coal pillar conditions: observations and implications
pp. 361A-361A(1)
Authors: Friedel M.J.; Jackson M.J.; Williams E.M.; Olson M.S.; Westman E.

Two field applications of the rotating current EM method
pp. 361A-361A(1)
Author: Hall S.H.

Electrodynamic model of RF transillumination for detecting and evaluating oil- and gas-bearing strata in sedimentary rock
pp. 361A-361A(1)
Authors: Dvoretskiy P.I.; Yarmakhov I.G.

An integration of aeromagnetic and electrical resistivity methods in dam site investigation
pp. 361A-361A(1)
Authors: Aina A.; Olorunfemi M.O.; Ojo J.S.

Imaging industrial contaminant plumes with resistivity techniques
pp. 361A-361A(1)
Authors: De Lima O.A.L.; Sato H.K.; Porsani M.J.

Numerical modelling of airborne electromagnetic anomalies originating from low-conductivity 3D bodies
pp. 361A-361A(1)
Authors: Peltoniemi M.; Bars R.; Newman G.A.

A boundary element method for an orebody with electromagnetic conductivity in a time-variable field (in Chinese)
pp. 361A-361A(1)
Author: Fu Y.

Research on determination of surface area of ore body by limiting electric current strength of polarization curve reaction (in Chinese)
pp. 362A-362A(1)
Author: Huang X.

A numerical evaluation of electromagnetic methods in geothermal exploration
pp. 362A-362A(1)
Authors: Pellerin L.; Johnston J.M.; Hohmann G.W.

A new method for geoelectrical investigations underwater
pp. 362A-362A(1)
Author: Baumgartner F.

Magnetic susceptibility and heavy metals in the surroundings of the VSZ Kosice dry refuse heap
pp. 362A-362A(1)
Author: Durza O.

Regional geophysical studies applied to mineral resource assessment of the Hailey 1^o x 2^o quadrangle and the western part of the Idaho Falls 1^o x 2^o quadrangle, south-central Idaho
pp. 362A-362A(1)
Authors: Kleinkopf M.D.; McCafferty A.E.; Abrams G.A.

Ground penetrating radar surveys of peatlands for oilfield pipelines in Canada
pp. 362A-362A(1)
Authors: Jol H.M.; Smith D.G.

A study of energy absorption buildup factors in five different soils
pp. 362A-362A(1)
Authors: Brar G.S.; Mudahar G.S.

Influence of inductive effect on measurements of resistivity through casing
pp. 362A-363A(2)
Authors: Kaufman A.A.; Karinsky A.D.; Wightman W.E.

Multivariate geostatistics: an introduction with applications
pp. 363A-363A(1)
Author: Wackernagel H.

Filtering non-stationary geophysical data with orthogonal wavelets
pp. 363A-363A(1)
Authors: Moreau F.; Gibert D.; Saracco G.

3-D inversion of magnetic data
pp. 363A-363A(1)
Authors: Yaoguo L.; Oldenburg D.W.

Discontinuity geometry characterization in a tunnel close to the proposed permanent shiplock area of the Three Gorges Dam site in China
pp. 363A-363A(1)
Authors: Kulatilake P.H.S.W.; J. C.; J. T.; X. S.; G. P.

Fault size distributions - are they really power-law?
pp. 363A-363A(1)
Authors: Nicol A.; Walsh J.J.; Watterson J.; Gillespie P.A.

Scaling systematics of fault sizes on a large-scale range fault map
pp. 363A-363A(1)
Authors: Watterson J.; Walsh J.J.; Gillespie P.A.; Easton S.

Fuzzy classification of geophysical well logs for the purpose of lithological determination using an example from the Upper Carboniferous
pp. 363A-364A(2)
Author: Toumani A.

An artificial neural network (ANN) based software package for classification of remotely sensed data
pp. 364A-364A(1)
Authors: Mohanty K.K.; Majumdar T.J.

ASSIST: a computer-based advisory system for site investigations
pp. 364A-364A(1)
Authors: Oliphant J.; Jowitt P.W.

Implementing finite element methods on supercomputers, workstations and PCs: a bibliography (1985-1995)
pp. 364A-364A(1)
Author: Mackerle J.

Geotechnical rock-mass evaluation of the Anamur dam site, Turkey
pp. 364A-364A(1)
Authors: Ozsan A.; Karpuz C.

Trenchless construction: risk assessment and management
pp. 364A-364A(1)
Authors: O'Reilly M.; Stovin V.

Contaminant transport in heterogeneous porous media: a case study. 1. Site characterisation and deterministic modelling
pp. 364A-364A(1)
Authors: Mackay R.; Cooper T.A.

Contaminant transport in heterogeneous porous media: a case study. 2. Stochastic modelling
pp. 364A-364A(1)
Authors: Mackay R.; Cooper T.A.; Metcalf A.V.; O'Connell P.E.

Stability of jointed rock masses evaluated by UDEC with an extended Saeb-Amadei constitutive law
pp. 364A-365A(2)
Authors: Souley M.; Homand F.

A logarithmic stress-strain function for rocks and soils
pp. 365A-365A(1)
Authors: Puzrin A.M.; Burland J.B.

The depth of influence of loaded areas
pp. 365A-365A(1)
Author: Charles J.A.

Statistical properties of ecological and geologic fractals
pp. 365A-365A(1)
Authors: Loehle C.; Bai-Lian L.

Practical issues of geostatistical reserve estimation in the mining industry
pp. 365A-365A(1)
Author: Guocheng P.

Ore reserve estimation: myth and reality of computer models
pp. 365A-365A(1)
Authors: Ramani R.V.; Prasad K.V.K.; Frantz R.L.

Fractal analysis of a mineralised vein deposit: Curraghinalt gold deposit, County Tyrone
pp. 365A-365A(1)
Authors: McCaffrey K.J.W.; Johnston J.D.

Multifractal modeling of the sizes and grades of giant and supergiant deposits
pp. 365A-365A(1)
Author: Agterberg F.P.

Integration, manipulation and spatial analysis of data in mineral research, through empiric prospecting models: case study in the Pocos de Caldas Plateau
pp. 365A-366A(2)
Author: Filho R.A.

3D geostatistical modeling applied to radioactive waste site
pp. 366A-366A(1)
Author: Rychkun E.

Extreme value analysis of diamond-size distributions
pp. 366A-366A(1)
Authors: Caers J.; Vynckier P.; Beirlant J.; Rombouts L.

A method to predict final subsidence basins by means of a finite difference computer code
pp. 366A-366A(1)
Authors: Monge L.R.A.; Oyanguren P.R.; De la Fuente R.

Modelling deformations in land subsidence developments at the Slovak coalfields
pp. 366A-366A(1)
Author: Sedlack V.

A geotechnical model of mining subsidence in the Comanesti coalfield
pp. 366A-366A(1)
Author: Marunteanu C.

Three-dimensional geomodelling for offshore aggregate resources assessment
pp. 366A-366A(1)
Authors: Orlic B.; Rosingh J.W.

Design and performance of an equivalent-shear-beam container for earthquake centrifuge modelling
pp. 366A-366A(1)
Authors: X. Z.; Schofield A.N.

The use of broadband microseismis for hydraulic-fracture mapping
pp. 366A-366A(1)
Authors: Sleefe G.E.; Warpinski N.R.; Engler B.P.

Drilling accuracy: the key to successful blasting
pp. 366A-367A(2)
Author: Konya C.J.

Mud-induced formation damage in fractured reservoirs
pp. 367A-367A(1)
Authors: Di J.; Sharma M.M.

The chemical logging of drilling fluids
pp. 367A-367A(1)
Authors: Hughes T.L.; Jones T.G.J.; Geehan T.

A new constitutive model for blast damage
pp. 367A-367A(1)
Authors: Yang R.; Bawden W.F.; Katsabanis P.D.

Seismic estimates of blasting efficiency at the Piast coal mine
pp. 367A-367A(1)
Authors: Drzezla B.; Domzal J.; Rusinek J.

Transient ground motion in an elastic homogeneous half-space to blasting loading
pp. 367A-367A(1)
Author: In-Mo L.

Controlled blasting at the CANMET experimental mine
pp. 367A-367A(1)
Author: Lizotte Y.C.

The determination of rock material properties to predict the performance of machine excavation in tunnels
pp. 368A-368A(1)
Author: Arthur C.D.

Improving earthmoving estimating by more realistic knowledge
pp. 368A-368A(1)
Authors: Christian J.; Tian X.X.

Instrumentation for monitoring the dynamic and static behaviour of rock bolts in tunnels
pp. 368A-368A(1)
Authors: Rodger A.A.; Littlejohn G.S.; H. X.; Holland D.C.

Full scale testing of steel arch tunnel supports
pp. 368A-368A(1)
Authors: Khan U.H.; Mitri H.S.; Jones D.

A geogrid reinforced embankment on peat over organic silt: a case history
pp. 368A-368A(1)
Authors: Rowe R.K.; Mylleville B.L.J.

Full-scale field experimentation of a new technique for protecting mudstone slopes, Taiwan
pp. 368A-368A(1)
Authors: D. H.L.; K. G.T.; C. H.J.

Study on prevention of frost heave with reinforcement (in Chinese)
pp. 368A-368A(1)
Authors: Chen L.; Guo R.; Li G.; Gao Y.

A comparative evaluation of cement and lime modification of laterite
pp. 369A-369A(1)
Author: Osula D.O.A.

The prediction of opencast backfill settlement
pp. 369A-369A(1)
Authors: Hills C.W.W.; Denby B.

Seventy-five years of building research: geotechnical aspects
pp. 369A-369A(1)
Authors: Charles J.A.; Driscoll R.M.C.; Powell J.J.M.; Tedd P.

A GIS-based system for tracking pavement compaction
pp. 369A-369A(1)
Authors: Cheng-Che L.; Oloufa A.A.; Thomas H.R.

Falling weight deflectometer data interpretation using dynamic impedance
pp. 369A-369A(1)
Authors: Stolle D.; Peiravian F.

Migration of fines in 0-20 mm crushed base during placement, compaction, and seepage under laboratory conditions
pp. 369A-369A(1)
Authors: Chapuis R.P.; Contant A.; Baass K.A.

Paving cleans up
pp. 369A-369A(1)
Author: Pratt C.

Use of the piezocone test to predict the axial capacity of driven and jacked piles in clay
pp. 369A-369A(1)
Authors: Almeida M.S.S.; Danziger F.A.B.; Lunne T.

Unique cofferdam construction: Pt Marion Lock and Dam, Pennsylvania
pp. 370A-370A(1)
Authors: Bruce D.A.; Greene B.; Schaffer A.

An engineering geological appraisal of the Jamrani dam site, across the Gaula River in Kumaun Himalaya, India
pp. 370A-370A(1)
Authors: Anbalagan R.; Sharma S.; Raghuvanshi T.

Northumberland Strait bridge: analysis techniques and results
pp. 370A-370A(1)
Authors: Ghali A.; Tadras G.; Langohr P.H.

Menai Bridge: testing, assessment and strengthening of critical members
pp. 370A-370A(1)
Author: Nicholson T.A.

The concrete cable-stayed Helgeland Bridge in Norway
pp. 370A-370A(1)
Authors: Svensson H.S.; Jordet E.

Characteristics of biplanar wedge spoil pile instabilities and methods to improve stability
pp. 370A-370A(1)
Authors: Ulusay R.; Caglan D.; Arikan F.; Yoleri M.F.

Controlling erosion with riprap
pp. 370A-370A(1)
Author: Fisher H.H.

A simple numerical model for analysis of propped embedded retaining walls
pp. 370A-371A(2)
Author: Vaziri H.H.

A note on the choice of interfacial friction angle
pp. 371A-371A(1)
Authors: Rao K.S.S.; Robinson R.G.; Allan M.M.

Field performance of thin wall foundations
pp. 371A-371A(1)
Authors: Boone L.C.; Sego D.C.; Dozzi S.P.

A model for the environmental screening of highway projects
pp. 371A-371A(1)
Authors: Innes J.D.; Pugh E.D.

Groundwater rise and hydrocollapse: technical and political implications of 'Special Geologic Report Zones' in Riverside County, California, USA
pp. 371A-371A(1)
Author: Shlemon R.J.

Dynamic soil-pile-foundation-structure interaction: records and predictions
pp. 371A-371A(1)
Authors: Makris N.; Gazetas G.; Delis E.

Scattering of vertically-incident P-waves by an embedded pile
pp. 371A-371A(1)
Authors: Feng J.; R. Y.S.P.

Dynamic response of single piles and soil-pile interaction
pp. 371A-371A(1)
Authors: Dou H.; Byrne P.M.

Analytical study on low strain integrity testing for piles (in Chinese)
pp. 371A-372A(2)
Authors: Zhao Z.; Sugimoto M.; Suzuki Y.

Effect of foundation soil liquefaction on earthquake response of pile-supported high-rise building systems (in Chinese)
pp. 372A-372A(1)
Authors: Chen G.; Xie J.; Zhang K.

Prediction of ground vibrations caused by pile driving: a new methodology
pp. 372A-372A(1)
Author: Jongmans D.

Fractal behavior of an asymmetric rigid block overturning due to harmonic motion of a tilted foundation
pp. 372A-372A(1)
Authors: Plaut R.H.; Fielder W.T.; Virgin L.N.

Seismic behavior of single-storey steel structures with a flexible roof diaphragm
pp. 372A-372A(1)
Authors: Tremblay R.; Stiemer S.F.

Discussion on site assessment methods used in current aseismic design codes (in Chinese)
pp. 372A-372A(1)
Authors: Liu Z.; Wei P.

Seismic response reduction for tall buildings by suspended mass pendulums (in Chinese)
pp. 372A-372A(1)
Authors: Li H.; Song B.

Cost-effective seismic monitoring: a nuclear utility perspective
pp. 372A-372A(1)
Authors: Asmis H.W.; Atkinson G.M.

Asymptotic formulae for correcting finite element predicted natural frequencies of gravity and embankment dams
pp. 372A-372A(1)
Authors: Chongbin Z.; Steven G.P.

Prediction of highway bridge damage in large regions (in Chinese)
pp. 372A-372A(1)
Authors: Huang L.; Jiang S.

Seismic margin identification for pier top displacement of continuous arch bridges (in Chinese)
pp. 372A-373A(2)
Authors: Zhang Y.; Wang Q.

Determination of the dynamic characteristics of the Colquitz River Bridge by full-scale testing
pp. 373A-373A(1)
Authors: Ventura C.E.; Felber A.J.; Stiemer S.F.

Utilization of the relative rigidity concept to predict the failure of pipe systems under explosive loads
pp. 373A-373A(1)
Authors: Abd El Halim A.O.; Lau D.T.; Razaqpur A.G.; Winterink J.A.

Soil restraint against oblique motion of pipelines in sand
pp. 373A-373A(1)
Author: Tung-Wen H.

Wave-induced uplift force acting on a submarine buried pipeline: finite element formulation and verification of computations
pp. 373A-373A(1)
Author: Magda W.

Analytical system assisting underground development with prediction and confinement of changes in the subterranean environment
pp. 373A-373A(1)
Authors: Esaki T.; Guoyun Z.; Shikata K.

Induced gas flows through coal waste materials: a laboratory simulation
pp. 373A-374A(2)
Authors: Jones J.R.; Kim A.G.

Deep-ocean mining technology development continuing at slow pace
pp. 374A-374A(1)
Author: Chung J.S.

New described super-nodule resource
pp. 374A-374A(1)
Author: Pryor T.A.

Geochemical influences on the design, construction and operation of a nuclear waste vault
pp. 374A-374A(1)
Authors: Gascoyne M.; Stroes-Gascoyne S.; Sargent F.P.

Site-based research in pipe jacking - objectives, procedures and a case history
pp. 374A-374A(1)
Authors: Milligan G.W.E.; Norris P.

Experimental and analytical modelling of pipebursting ground displacements
pp. 374A-374A(1)
Authors: Chapman D.N.; Falk C.; Rogers C.D.F.; Stein D.

Determining the impacts from mining on surface and ground water
pp. 374A-375A(2)
Authors: McCulloch C.M.; Nairn J.P.

Ejector feat
pp. 375A-375A(1)
Author: Preene M.

The brine underlying the Oak Ridge Reservation, Tennessee, USA: characterization, genesis, and environmental implications
pp. 375A-375A(1)
Author: Nativ R.

Water quality impacts from mining in the Black Hills, south Dakota, USA
pp. 375A-375A(1)
Authors: Rahn P.H.; Davis A.D.; Webb C.J.; Nichols A.D.

Concentrations of contaminants in surface water samples collected in west-central Indiana impacted by acidic mine drainage
pp. 375A-375A(1)
Authors: Allen S.K.; Allen J.M.; Lucas S.

Ground-water, surface water, and bottom-sediment contamination in the O-field area, Aberdeen Proving Ground, Maryland, and the possible effects of selected remedial actions on ground water
pp. 375A-375A(1)
Authors: Vroblesky D.A.; Lorah M.M.; Oliveros J.P.

Primary minerals of Zn-Pb mining and metallurgical dumps and their environmental behavior at Plombieres, Belgium
pp. 375A-375A(1)
Authors: Kucha H.; Martens A.; Ottenburgs R.; De Vos W.; Viaene W.

(Structure, decomposition, drainage water quality and restoration possibilities of spoil heaps from lead and zinc processing in the lower Lahn)
pp. 375A-375A(1)
Authors: Wieber G.; Knoblich K.

Arsenic contamination in surface drainage and ground-water in part of the southeast Asian tin belt, Nakhon Si Thammarat Province, southern Thailand
pp. 376A-376A(1)
Authors: Williams M.; Fordyce F.; Paijitprapapon A.; Charoenchaisri P.

The amelioration of acid mine drainage by an in situ electrochemical method - I. Employing scrap iron as the sacrificial anode
pp. 376A-376A(1)
Authors: Shelp G.S.; Chesworth W.; Spiers G.

(Studies on the environmental impact of tailings disposal areas at sulphide mines in Canada, Sweden and Norway, literature review)
pp. 376A-376A(1)
Author: Sipila P.

Mineralogy of iron precipitates in a constructed acid mine drainage wetland
pp. 376A-376A(1)
Authors: Karathanasis A.D.; Thompson Y.L.

Methylmercury pollution in the Amazon, Brazil
pp. 376A-376A(1)
Author: Akagi H.

An assessment of Hg pollution in different goldmining areas, Amazon Brazil
pp. 376A-376A(1)
Author: Malm O.

A simplified radiochemical technique for measurements of net mercury methylation rates in aquatic systems near goldmining areas, Amazon, Brazil
pp. 376A-377A(2)
Authors: Guimaraes J.R.D.; Malm O.; Pfeiffer W.C.

Prediction of nitrate concentrations in effluent from spent ore
pp. 377A-377A(1)
Authors: Davis A.D.; Heriba A.; Webb C.J.

Hydrogeochemistry of minewaters flowing from abandoned coal workings in County Durham
pp. 377A-377A(1)
Author: Younger P.L.

Ground movements over the coal mines of southern Limburg, the Netherlands, and their relation to rising mine waters
pp. 377A-377A(1)
Authors: Bekendam R.F.; Pottgens J.J.

Factors influencing phosphorus adsorption in mine soils in Galicia, Spain
pp. 377A-377A(1)
Authors: Martinez C.M.; Marcos M.L.F.; Rodriguez E.A.

Solubility equilibria controlling solution phosphorus concentration in minesoils in Galicia, Spain
pp. 377A-377A(1)
Authors: Rodriguez E.A.; Marcos M.L.F.; Martinez C.M.

In situ and laboratory studies on the fate of specific organic compounds in an anaerobic landfill leachate plume, 1. Experimental conditions and fate of phenolic compounds
pp. 377A-377A(1)
Authors: Nielsen P.H.; Albrechtsen H.-J.; Heron G.; Christensen T.H.

In situ and laboratory studies on the fate of specific organic compounds in an anaerobic landfill leachate plume, 2. Fate of aromatic and chlorinated aliphatic compounds
pp. 377A-377A(1)
Authors: Nielsen P.H.; Bjarnadottir H.; Winter P.L.; Christensen T.H.

Water quality and reclamation management in mining using bactericides
pp. 377A-378A(2)
Author: Rastogi V.

The reclamation of mineral workings to agriculture
pp. 378A-378A(1)
Author: Clouston R.P.S.

Using of marl for surface recultivation of overtopped dumpsites in the North Bohemian Brown Coal Basin (evaluation of water erosion effects)
pp. 378A-378A(1)
Authors: Ondracek V.; Balon K.; Cermak P.

Thermal waters in deep Alpine tunnels
pp. 378A-378A(1)
Author: Rybach L.

The influence of mining induced subsidence on groundwater resources
pp. 378A-378A(1)
Authors: Elsworth D.; Jishan L.

Prediction of subsoil subsidence caused by opencast mining
pp. 378A-378A(1)
Authors: Konderla H.; Hawrysz M.

Strategies to assess the hazards presented by abandoned room and pillar mines
pp. 378A-378A(1)
Author: Price D.G.

(Experimental study of the causes of subsidence during excavation by the mechanical precutting method)
pp. 378A-378A(1)
Authors: Skiker A.; Chambon P.; Garnier J.

Creep related subsidence caused by oil and gas extraction
pp. 378A-379A(2)
Authors: Eiksund G.; Svano G.; Nagel N.B.

Land subsidence due to gas production in the on- and offshore natural gas fields of the Ravenna area, Italy
pp. 379A-379A(1)
Authors: Bertoni W.; Brighenti G.; Gambolati G.; Ricceri G.; Vuillermin F.

Land subsidence and well failure in the Belridge Diatomite Oil Field, Kern County, California. Part I. Experiments, model and verification
pp. 379A-379A(1)
Authors: De Rouffignac E.; Bondor P.L.

Land subsidence and well failure in the Belridge diatomite oil field, Kern County, California. Part II. Applications
pp. 379A-379A(1)
Authors: Bondor P.L.; De Rouffignac E.

Origin, diagnostics, and mitigation of a salt dissolution sinkhole at the US Strategic Petroleum Reserve storage site, Weeks Island, Louisiana
pp. 379A-379A(1)
Authors: Neal J.T.; Myers R.E.

Subsidence and wetland development in the Ruhr district of Germany
pp. 379A-379A(1)
Authors: Drecker P.; Genske D.D.; Heinrich K.; Noll H.-P.

Dynamic subsidence prediction over longwall mining in Abu-Tartur mines, Egypt
pp. 379A-379A(1)
Author: Imbaby S.S.

Subsidence studies in Indian coalfields by a semi-empirical approach
pp. 379A-379A(1)
Author: Bahuguna P.P.

Ground and building settlement due to tunnelling in Hong Kong
pp. 379A-379A(1)
Authors: Forth R.A.; Thorley C.B.B.

Consolidation settlements caused by a shield tunnel for the Taipei Mass Rapid Transit System
pp. 380A-380A(1)
Authors: Jwo-Ran C.; Tai-Yuan H.; Fu-Sheng C.; Chi-Sheng C.

Subsidence prediction and management in the Collie coalfields (Western Australia)
pp. 380A-380A(1)
Authors: Misich I.; Evans A.; Jones O.

Reappraisal of time-dependent subsidence due to longwall coal mining
pp. 380A-380A(1)
Authors: Goulty N.R.; Al-Rawahy S.Y.S.

Physical modelling of rock mass deformation in the Mayrau shaft area, Czech Republic
pp. 380A-380A(1)
Author: Skorepova J.

The most probable rockburst mechanism and its implications for mining geophysics
pp. 380A-380A(1)
Author: Goszcz A.

Relationship between the spectral parameters of seismoacoustic emission and rockburst hazard
pp. 380A-380A(1)
Authors: Cianciara B.; Cianciara A.

Statistical relation between the spectral size of seismoacoustic events and their energy
pp. 380A-380A(1)
Author: Cianciara A.

The investigation of rockburst focal mechanisms at Lazy coal mine, Czech Republic
pp. 380A-380A(1)
Author: Vesela V.

Application of seismoacoustic observations for safety measures of mining works: examples from Jastrzebie coal mine
pp. 380A-380A(1)
Authors: Jakubow A.; Szreder Z.; Pilecki Z.; Pilecka E.

Land reclamation in Raniganj-Burnpur region (eastern India) through subsidence management
pp. 381A-381A(1)
Authors: Chatterjee D.S.; Ghosh R.

Ground movement at depth in London Clay
pp. 381A-381A(1)
Authors: Heath G.R.; West K.J.F.

Experimental methods of seismic microzoning using seismic waves generated by mining tremors
pp. 381A-381A(1)
Authors: Buben j.; Malek J.

(Seismoacoustic measurements in mines of the Lubin copper district)
pp. 381A-381A(1)
Authors: Cianciara B.; Lesniak A.

Viscosity of fluidized snow
pp. 381A-381A(1)
Author: Nishimura K.

The effects of localized deformation on melting processes in ice
pp. 381A-381A(1)
Authors: Wilson C.J.L.; Y. Z.; Stuwe K.

Triaxial tests on crushed ice
pp. 381A-381A(1)
Authors: Singh S.K.; Jordaan I.J.

Elasto-delayed-elastic simulation of short-term deflection of fresh-water ice covers
pp. 381A-381A(1)
Authors: Sinha N.K.; Cai B.

Borehole penetration and expansion devices for ice testing
pp. 381A-382A(2)
Author: Ladanyi B.

Development of the original ice borehole jack
pp. 382A-382A(1)
Authors: Masterson D.M.; Graham W.

Interpretation of in situ borehole ice strength measurement tests
pp. 382A-382A(1)
Author: Masterson D.M.

Interpretation of field measurements for ice engineering applications
pp. 382A-382A(1)
Author: Gold L.W.

Ice fracture and spalling in ice-structure interaction
pp. 382A-382A(1)
Authors: Bin Z.; Jing X.; Jordaan I.J.

Iceberg-structure interaction probabilities for design
pp. 382A-382A(1)
Authors: Fuglem M.; Jordaan I.; Crocker G.

Coal Pillar Loading in Shallow Mining Conditions
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