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How beliefs about tampering with nature influence support for enhanced geothermal systems: A cross-national study. [PDF]

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Cousse J, McComas K, Lambert C, Balog-Way D, Trutnevyte E.   +4 more
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Using monitoring and simulation to analyze the failure characteristics of multizone landslides controlled by faults: a case study. [PDF]

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Li J, Yang T, Deng W, Du S, Zhang P, Wang J, Sun D, Gao Y.   +7 more
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Supervised Deep Learning for Detecting and Locating Passive Seismic Events Recorded with DAS: A Case Study. [PDF]

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Al-Hemyari E, Collet O, Tertyshnikov K, Pevzner R.   +3 more
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Advancements in CO₂ Capture and Storage: Technologies, Performance, and Strategic Pathways to Net-Zero by 2050. [PDF]

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Bhran AA, Shoaib AM.
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A Fast Multiple Change-Point Detection Method via Generalized Nearly Isotonic Optimization. [PDF]

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Wang L, Wang M, Jin B, Wu Y.
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A Review of Mining-Induced Seismicity in China

International Journal of Rock Mechanics and Minings Sciences, 2007
Active seismicity and rockbursting have been an emerging problem in Chinese mines. The distribution and characteristics of mining-induced seismicity in China, and its monitoring, mitigation, and research, are reviewed in this paper. Mining at depth and the activity of current tectonic stress field are the two major factors leading to rockburst hazards.
Ming Cai
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Productivity of Mining-Induced Seismicity

Izvestiya, Physics of the Solid Earth, 2020
The paper addresses the study of the ability of mining-induced earthquakes to generate successive shocks. Based on the example of the Khibiny natural–technogenic system, it is shown that the number of the initiated shocks (the productivity) has the exponential distribution with the form independent on the magnitude and depth of the events.
S. V. Baranov, S. A. Zhukova, P. A. Korchak, P. N. Shebalin   +3 more
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Seismological Models for Mining-Induced Seismic Events

pure and applied geophysics, 1989
One possibility to estimate and to interpret the source parameters of low-stress drop seismic events to use the barrier or the asperity model. These models serve as the description of seismic events in a in which a horizontal room and pillar mining method is used in great depth.
W. Kuhnt, P. Knoll, H. Grosser, H. -J. Behrens   +3 more
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Geotomographic imaging in the study of mining induced seismicity

pure and applied geophysics, 1989
Geotomographic imaging is a technique which allows seismic waves to be used to gain information about the internal structure of rock masses, in a way conceptually similar to medical CAT scanning. Traditional approaches to the study of mining-induced seismic phenomena have concentrated on using passive monitoring methods. This paper gives an overview of
R. P. Young, D. A. Hutchins, J. McGaughey, J. Towers, D. Jansen, M. Bostock   +5 more
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