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Constrained Active Fault Tolerant Control Based on Active Fault Diagnosis and Interpolation Optimization [PDF]
Entropy, 2021 A new active fault tolerant control scheme based on active fault diagnosis is proposed to address the component/actuator faults for systems with state and input constraints. Firstly, the active fault diagnosis is composed of diagnostic observers, constant auxiliary signals, and separation hyperplanes, all of which are designed offline.
Kezhen Han +3 more
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Frontiers in Earth Science, 2021 Tectonic activity not only shapes the basic stratigraphic framework of rift basins, but also profoundly affects the sediment dispersal in rift basins. In this study, analyses of heavy mineral assemblages in different periods demonstrate that there are ...
Jifeng Yu +7 more
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Active fault diagnosis by controller modification [PDF]
International Journal of Systems Science, 2010 Two active fault diagnosis methods for additive or parametric faults are proposed. Both methods are based on controller reconfiguration rather than on requiring an exogenous excitation signal, as it is otherwise common in active fault diagnosis. For the first method, it is assumed that the system considered is controlled by an observer-based controller.
Jakob Stoustrup, Henrik Niemann
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Disruptive effects of faulting on shale gas preservation in Upper Yangtze region
Shiyou shiyan dizhi, 2020 The fracturing of the Paleozoic marine shale in the Sichuan Basin and its periphery was studied. The disruptive effects of faulting on shale gas preservation were analyzed based on the comprehensive interpretation of seismic structure, the analysis of ...
Guangchun YU +3 more
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Channel Profiles Reveal Fault Activity along the Longmen Shan, Eastern Tibetan Plateau
Remote Sensing, 2023 Assessing fault activity in regions lacking Quaternary sedimentary constraints remains a global challenge. In this study, we used channel slope distribution to examine variations in rock uplift along faults.
Wei Wang +4 more
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, 2022 Stepovers have been widely suggested to be important structural boundaries that control earthquake rupture extent and therefore the size of earthquakes. Previous studies suggested that ~4-5 km wide stepovers are likely to arrest fault rupture.
Peisheng Luo +4 more
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Earth and Planetary Physics, 2022 The Anninghe fault is a large left-lateral strike-slip fault in southwestern China. It has controlled deposition and magmatic activities since the Proterozoic, and seismic activity occurs frequently.
XiHui Shao +5 more
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Earth and Planetary Science Letters, 2001 Abstract This paper presents selections from and a synthesis of a high resolution bathymetric, sparker and deep-towed seismic reflection data set recently acquired by the French Ifremer R.V. Le Suroit in an E–W deep trough that forms the northern half of the Sea of Marmara in NW Turkey.
Le Pichon, X +11 more
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Part I. Slip Behavior of the San Andreas Fault Through Several Earthquake Cycles Part II. A Structural Interpretation of the Aftershock "Cloud" of the 1992 Mw 7.3 Landers Earthquake [PDF]
, 2003 Part 1 of this thesis addresses the question of how variable fault slip per event is through time. This question is important, because progress in understanding and forecasting large earthquakes depends critically on precise reconstruction of the ...
Liu, Jing, Jing Liu
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Applied Sciences, 2023 On 12 June 2021, an earthquake with MS 5.0 occurred in Yingjiang, adjacent to eastern Myanmar, where seismic activity is frequent due to plate collision.
Aitang Li +6 more
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