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Modeling Interactions between Hydraulic and Closed Natural Fractures in Brittle Crystalline Rocks: A Fluid–Solid Coupling Grain-Based Approach for Characterizing Microcracking Behaviors
Activating closed natural fractures (NFs) in hot dry rock (HDR) reservoirs is a critical way to improve fluid conductivity and stimulate production. However, the current hydraulic fracturing simulation technol...
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Modeling Injection-Induced Fracture Propagation in Crystalline Rocks by a Fluid–Solid Coupling Grain-Based Model
Hydraulic fracturing, which determines geothermal resource productivity, is one of the critical technical components in the construction of hot dry rock (HDR) reservoirs. Although the mechanical coupling betwe...
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A modeling study of the micro-cracking behavior of brittle crystalline rocks under uniaxial loading considering different scenarios of grain-based models
The grain-based model (GBM) in two-dimensional Particle Flow Code (PFC2D) is widely used to simulate the deformation and brittle failure of crystalline rocks. However, the original GBM consisting of the parall...
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10Be dating and seismic origin of Luanshibao rock avalanche in SE Tibetan Plateau and implications on Litang active fault
Moderate-large earthquakes usually trigger a large number of landslides. The prehistoric large landslides can be analyzed to determine the probability of its seismic origin, and further recognized as an indica...
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Hydro-mechanically coupled finite-element analysis of the stability of a fractured-rock slope using the equivalent continuum approach: a case study of planned reservoir banks in Blaubeuren, Germany
Construction works associated with the building of reservoirs in mountain areas can damage the stability of adjacent valley slopes. Seepage processes caused by the filling and drawdown operations of reservoirs...
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Numerical SPH analysis of debris flow run-out and related river damming scenarios for a local case study in SW China
A smoothed particle hydrodynamics (SPH) numerical modeling method implemented for the forward simulation of propagation and deposition of flow-type landslides was combined with different empirical geomorpholog...
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Comparison of rockfall susceptibility assessment at local and regional scale: a case study in the north of Bei**g (China)
This study shows a rockfall susceptibility assessment at local scale in north Bei**g of China, including the identification of rockfall sources onsite by terrain and rock discontinuities analysis and run-out ...
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Uncertainty assessment in quantitative rockfall risk assessment
This study shows a quantitative rockfall risk assessment (QRA) for a slope of the Feifeng Mountain (China), including an explicit assessment of the uncertainties. For rockfall risk analysis, the annual probabi...
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Regional landslide susceptibility zoning with considering the aggregation of landslide points and the weights of factors
In this paper, we propose a methodology for landslide susceptibility assessment at a regional scale in Yunnan, southwestern province of China. A landslide inventory map including 3,242 landslide points was pre...
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Field investigation and rockfall hazard zonation at the Shi**g Mountains Sutra caves cultural heritage (China)
Sutra inscriptions have been a main means for Buddhistic monks to pass on their teachings. Nine Sutra caves used to store about 5,000 Pleromas carved during the Sui Dynasty of China, more than 1,000 years ago,...
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Weathering rates of a sandstone structure in a semi arid environment: a case study of the ancient city of **yao (world cultural heritage), China
The values of surface recessions of sandstones in the bottom walls of the ancient World Heritage City of **yao were measured using a specially designed movable instrument with the precision of 0.0143 mm. Sev...