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Land Subsidence

1996
Kluwer Academic Publ ...
GAMBOLATI, GIUSEPPE   +2 more
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The Subsidence of Ravenna

2005
The Ravenna area is subject to a high natural subsidence. The subsidence rate can be inferred by the thickness of the sedimentary sequence: the velocities are quite constant in time, ranging between 0 and about 2 mm/y. In the second half of the last century, the town and its surroundings have been affected by a severe artificial subsidence of up to ...
BERTONI W., ELMI, CARLO, MARABINI F.
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Subsidence Prediction and Inversion of Subsidence Data

Proceedings of SPE/ISRM Rock Mechanics Conference, 2002
Abstract This paper presents a forward model for subsidence prediction and an inversion model to calculate the reservoir behaviour from subsidence data. The forward model employs combinations of analytic solutions to the elasticity equations, which approximate the boundary conditions.
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Subsidence

2014
Stuart Marsh, Martin Culshaw
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Subsidence prediction versus observation in Australia: A short comment

Environmental Impact Assessment Review, 2021
Manoj Khanal, Jane H Hodgkinson
exaly  

Anthropogenic Land Subsidence

2005
Fluid removal from subsurface reservoirs, in the form of gas, oil, groundwater, geothermal water, and brine, produces a compaction of the depleted formations which migrates totally or partially to the ground surface thus inducing anthropogenic land subsidence.
GAMBOLATI, GIUSEPPE   +2 more
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Review of satellite radar interferometry for subsidence analysis

Earth-Science Reviews, 2022
Matteo del Soldato   +2 more
exaly  

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