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1. Quantifying fault interpretation uncertainties and their impact on fault seal and seismic hazard analysis B. Andrews et al.
2. Geomechanical and Fracture Network Interpretation of a Devonian Outcrop S. McKean et al.
3. Detailed investigation of multi-scale fracture networks in glacially abraded crystalline bedrock at Åland Islands, Finland N. Ovaskainen et al.
4. Surface and Subsurface Damage Caused by Bullet Impacts into Sandstone O. Campbell et al.
5. Are open-source aerial images useful for fracture network characterisation? Insights from a multi-scale approach in the Zagros Mts. M. Mercuri et al.
6. A fracture rarely comes alone: associations of fractures and stylolites in analogue outcrops improve borehole image interpretations of fractured carbonate geothermal reservoirs J. Hupkes et al.
7. Application of the tilt derivative transform to bathymetric data for structural lineament mapping C. Yeomans et al.
8. Fault fictions: systematic biases in the conceptualization of fault-zone architecture Z. Shipton et al.
9. Large-scale natural fracture network patterns: Insights from automated mapping in the Lilstock (Bristol Channel) limestone outcrops R. Prabhakaran et al.
10. Geo-themed and geo-centric thought: reflections on the onto-epistemological basis of critical thought’s geologic turn M. Collao Quevedo
11. Multi-scale fault and fracture networks of the UK’s Mississippian carbonate platforms: implications for extracting geothermal energy M. Rizki Aditama et al.
12. A single multi-scale and multi-sourced semi-automated lineament detection technique for detailed structural mapping with applications to geothermal energy exploration C. Yeomans et al.
13. Investigating the evolution of fractures in clay–based ceramics during repeated freeze-thawing cycles using X-ray micro-computed tomography and image analysis C. Porfido et al.
14. The growth of faults and fracture networks in a mechanically evolving, mechanically stratified rock mass: a case study from Spireslack Surface Coal Mine, Scotland B. Andrews et al.
15. Introduction: Handling uncertainty in the geosciences: identification, mitigation and communication L. Pérez-Díaz et al.
16. Multiscale discrete fracture network modelling of shallow-water carbonates: East Agri Valley Basin, Southern Italy I. Abdallah et al.
17. Introducing standardized field methods for fracture-focused surface process research M. Eppes et al.
18. A cluster-based multiparametric similarity test for the compartmentalization of crystalline rocks into structural domains A. Abi et al.
19. Modelling geological CO2 leakage: Integrating fracture permeability and fault zone outcrop analysis R. Rizzo et al.
20. Fracture sets and sequencing D. Sanderson et al.
21. Fluid-Rock Interactions in a Paleo-Geothermal Reservoir (Noble Hills Granite, California, USA). Part 2: The Influence of Fracturing on Granite Alteration Processes and Fluid Circulation at Low to Moderate Regional Strain J. Klee et al.
22. Long-lived seismic instability of a large intraplate brittle shear zone revealed by distributed slip zones and paleoseismic frictional melt, eastern Botswana D. Mfa et al.
23. Fracture attribute scaling and connectivity in the Devonian Orcadian Basin with implications for geologically equivalent sub-surface fractured reservoirs A. Dichiarante et al.
24. Review of discrete fracture network characterization for geothermal energy extraction G. Medici et al.
25. Mapping the fracture network in the Lilstock pavement, Bristol Channel, UK: manual versus automatic C. Weismüller et al.
26. Adaptive Segmentation for Discontinuity Detection on Karstified Carbonate Outcrop Images From UAV-SfM Acquisition and Detection Bias Analysis A. Marques et al.
27. Evaluation of Several Computer Vision Feature Detectors/Extractors on Ahuna Mons Region in Ceres and Its Implications for Technosignatures Search G. De la Torre
28. An automated fracture trace detection technique using the complex shearlet transform R. Prabhakaran et al.
29. Multiscale lineament analysis and permeability heterogeneity of fractured crystalline basement blocks A. Ceccato et al.
30. Scanline intersection similarity: A similarity metric for joint trace maps J. Kim et al.
31. How can geologic decision-making under uncertainty be improved? C. Wilson et al.
32. The Decollement Depth of Active Thrust Faults in Italy: Implications on Potential Earthquake Magnitude P. Petricca et al.
33. Geometry and topology of tectonolineaments in the Gorce Mts. (Outer Carpathians) in Poland M. Kania & M. Szczęch
34. Evaluation of fracture network efficiency to CO2 storage with a DFN approach V. Romano et al.
35. An integrated workflow for parametrization of fracture network geometry in digital outcrop models S. Casiraghi et al.
36. Fracture length data for geothermal applications S. Forstner et al.
37. Scale-dependent fracture networks S. Forstner & S. Laubach
38. Characterization of Complex Rock Mass Discontinuities from LiDAR Point Clouds Y. Liu et al.
39. Influences of map resolution, quality and interpretation on fault network topology D. Peacock & D. Sanderson
40. Deep learning-assisted borehole image analysis for enhanced geothermal reservoir evaluation: a case study in the West Netherlands Basin A. Molossi et al.
41. Multiscale fracture networks and their impact on hydroshearing response in the Canadian Shield (Kuujjuaq, Canada) M. Miranda et al.
42. UpsFrac v1.0: an open-source software for integrating modelling and upscaling permeability for fractured porous rocks T. Chen et al.
43. Fracture distribution in a folded fluvial succession: The Puig-reig anticline (south-eastern Pyrenees) X. Sun et al.
44. Compiling regional structures in geological databases: The giant quartz veins of the Pyrenees as a case study E. González-Esvertit et al.
45. Subsurface fracturing of sedimentary stones caused by bullet impacts O. Campbell et al.
46. Effect of Density, Trace Length, Aperture, and Direction Angle on Permeability Performance of Fracture Networks B. Gao et al.
47. A new subsampling methodology to optimize the characterization of two-dimensional bedrock fracture networks N. Ovaskainen et al.
48. Fractures in the Niagara Escarpment in Ontario, Canada: distribution, connectivity, and geohazard implications S. Formenti et al.
49. An unsupervised method for rock discontinuities rapid characterization from 3D point clouds under noise Q. Chen et al.
50. Decoding microstructures of fault carbonate rocks with X-ray microtomography: A deep learning approach to fabric classification and analysis M. Voltolini et al.