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A transformer-XGBoost based model to fault diagnosis for CPR1000. [PDF]

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Peng Z, Lei J, Ni Z, Wasaye MA, Jiang Y, Cao Y, Yu T.   +6 more
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Analysis of the relationships between strain, polarity and population slope for normal fault systems

Journal of Structural Geology, 2005
Abstract The evolution of normal fault populations and their synthetic and antithetic sub-populations has been studied for a number of fault systems imaged from seismic reflection data. Relationships between fault strain and polarity and the slope of fault throw populations have been investigated by backstripping a fault system in the Inner Moray ...
Shunji Moriya, Conrad Childs, Tom Manzocchi, John J. Walsh   +3 more
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Analysis of fault populations in western Spitsbergen: Implications for deformation partitioning along transform margins

Geological Society of America Bulletin, 1995
Mesoscale faults, expressed in the Paleogene Central basin and Cretaceous basement along the West Spitsbergen orogenic belt, are used to define the history of continental deformation associated with the development of the transform system that accompanied the opening of the Eurasian basin and the Norwegian-Greenland Sea.
Christian Teyssier, Karen Kleinspehn, Jonathan Pershing   +2 more
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Insect Population Inspired Wireless Sensor Networks: A Unified Architecture with Survival Analysis, Evolutionary Game Theory, and Hybrid Fault Models

2008 International Conference on BioMedical Engineering and Informatics, 2008
We envision a wireless sensor network (WSN) as an entity analogous to a biological population with individual nodes mapping to individual organisms and the network architecture mapping to the biological population. In particular, a mobile wireless sensor network consisting of hundreds or more of microchip- driven nodes is analogous to a flying insect ...
Zhanshan (Sam) Ma, Axel W. Krings
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Active faulting in a populated low-strain setting (Lower Rhine Graben, Central Europe) identified by geomorphic, geophysical and geological analysis

Geological Society, London, Special Publications, 2016
Abstract The Lower Rhine Graben (Central Europe) is a prime example of a seismically active low-strain rift zone characterized by pronounced anthropogenic and climatic overprint of structures, and long recurrence intervals of large earthquakes.
Kübler, Simon, Streich, R., Lück, Erika (Dr.), Hoffmann, M., Friedrich, A. M., Strecker, Manfred (Prof. Dr.)   +5 more
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Structural analysis of fault populations along the oblique, ultra-slow spreading Knipovich Ridge, North Atlantic Ocean, 74°30′N-77°50′N

Journal of Structural Geology, 2010
Abstract The Knipovich Ridge (73°30′–78°40′N) is an extreme end-member of the mid-ocean ridge spreading system, both in terms of spreading rate ( Fault population characteristics conform to observational and experimental analyses of oblique rifting and spreading systems.
Daniel Curewitz, Kyoko Okino, Miho Asada, Boris Baranov, Evgeny Gusev, Kensaku Tamaki   +5 more
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Genesis and evolution of the structurally controlled vein mineralization (Sb–Hg) in the Escarlati deposit (León, Spain): Evidence from fault population analysis methods, fluid-inclusion research and stable isotope data

Journal of Geochemical Exploration, 2009
Abstract The Escarlati deposit is located in the Cantabrian Zone of the Variscan Massif and is one of the best examples in the Iberian Peninsula of Sb and Hg both coexisting in the same paragenesis. The Sb–Hg mineralization appears filling hydraulic and collapse breccias hosted in Late-Variscan fractures affecting Carboniferous black limestones. The
A. Martín-Izard, P. Gumiel, M. Arias, A. Cepedal, M. Fuertes-Fuente, R. Reguilón   +5 more
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Quantitative analysis of populations of small faults

Journal of Structural Geology, 1994
Abstract Tectonic strain includes contributions from small faults, with length less than the thickness of the brittle upper crust. This study derives algebra to determine the strain associated with small faults that follow a power-law (i.e. fractal) distribution, independent of assumptions concerning how they relate to large faults in the same region,
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Mesozoic-Cenozoic stress field evolution in Tasmania from fault population analysis in relation to Australia-Antarctica plate separation

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Maestro González, Adolfo, Bohoyo, Fernando, Galindo-Zaldívar, Jesús, Berry, Ronald   +3 more
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