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    Quantitative Energy-Based Evaluation of the Intensity of Mining-Induced Seismic Activity in a Fractured Rock Mass

    Quantitative Energy-Based Evaluation of the Intensity of Mining-Induced Seismic Activity in a Fractured Rock Mass by Sainoki, Atsushi, Mitri, Hani S., Chinnasane, Damodara, Schwartzkopff, Adam Karl

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    Dynamic Modelling of Induced Seismicity by Using Seismic Efficiency Constraints and a New Scaling Law for Slip-Weakening Distance

    Dynamic Modelling of Induced Seismicity by Using Seismic Efficiency Constraints and a New Scaling Law for Slip-Weakening Distance by Sainoki, Atsushi, Hirohama, Chiaki, Schwartzkopff, Adam Karl

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    Impact of the intermediate stress component in a plastic potential function on rock mass stability around a sequentially excavated large underground cavity

    Impact of the intermediate stress component in a plastic potential function on rock mass stability around a sequentially excavated large underground cavity by Sainoki, Atsushi, Maina, Duncan, Schwartzkopff, Adam Karl, Obara, Yuzo, Karakus, Murat

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    Numerical modelling of spatially and temporally distributed on-fault induced seismicity: implication for seismic hazards

    Numerical modelling of spatially and temporally distributed on-fault induced seismicity: implication for seismic hazards by Sainoki, Atsushi, Schwartzkopff, Adam Karl, Jiang, Lishuai, Mitri, Hani

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    Optimization of chipping parameters to mitigate the damage in a concrete substrate using a discontinuum modelling approach

    Optimization of chipping parameters to mitigate the damage in a concrete substrate using a discontinuum modelling approach by Sono, Taro, Tanikura, Izumi, Sainoki, Atsushi, Schwartzkopff, Adam Karl, Obara, Yuzo

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