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3. The present-day stress field of New South Wales, Australia M. Rajabi et al.
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7. In Situ Stress State of the Ruhr Region (Germany) and Its Implications for Permeability Anisotropy M. Kruszewski et al.
8. 3D geomechanical modeling of the Xianshuihe fault zone, SE Tibetan Plateau: Implications for seismic hazard assessment X. Li et al.
9. Insights on Controlling Factors of Hydraulically Induced Seismicity in the Duvernay East Shale Basin G. Hui et al.
10. A 3D Full Stress Tensor Model for Oklahoma C. Chai et al.
11. In situ stress database of the greater Ruhr region (Germany) derived from hydrofracturing tests and borehole logs M. Kruszewski et al.
12. Minimum Amount of Stress Magnitude Data Records For Reliable Geomechanical Modeling L. Laruelle et al.
13. In situ stress variations associated with regional changes in tectonic setting, northeastern Brooks Range and eastern North Slope of Alaska N. Dixit et al.
14. Fracture systems and fluid inclusions in Upper Devonian organic-rich shales in the Western Canada Sedimentary Basin and Rocky Mountains Foreland Belt, West-Central Alberta, Canada E. Konstantinovskaya et al.
15. Modelling principal stress orientations in the Arabian Plate using plate velocities S. Peña Clavijo et al.
16. Rock Properties and Modelled Stress State Uncertainties: A Study of Variability and Dependence M. Ziegler
17. Locating Geothermal Resources: Insights from 3D Stress and Flow Models at the Upper Rhine Graben Scale A. Armandine Les Landes et al.
18. The stress pattern of Iceland M. Ziegler et al.
19. Estimating Sustainable Long-Term Fluid Disposal Rates in the Alberta Basin M. Samaroo et al.
20. Numerical simulation of contemporary kinematics at the northeastern Tibetan Plateau and its implications for seismic hazard assessment L. Li et al.
21. Experimental velocity anisotropy in crystalline basement rocks of the midcontinental USA W. Kibikas et al.
22. Prediction of the present-day stress field in the Australian continental crust using 3D geomechanical–numerical models M. Rajabi et al.
23. Friendly and Resource-Saving Methods of Underground Ore Mining in Disturbed Rock Masses V. Lyashenko et al.
24. Fault-driven stress field variations as predictors of bedrock landslide distribution patterns W. Kong et al.
25. Modeling of the in situ state of stress in elastic layered rock subject to stress and strain-driven tectonic forces V. Roche & M. van der Baan
26. The present-day crustal stress field of the Molasse Basin in Switzerland O. Heidbach et al.
27. Impact of faults on the remote stress state K. Reiter et al.
28. Spatial influence of fault-related stress perturbations in northern Switzerland L. Velagala et al.
29. Substantiation of parameters of mine working drivage with blasting technique and cleaning charges in advance cutting holes V. Lyashenko et al.
30. Investigation of present-day in situ stresses in a shale gas reservoir of Sichuan Basin, China: field measurement, stress field modeling, and engineering implications R. Yong et al.
31. Present‐day stress orientation in the Clarence‐Moreton Basin of New South Wales, Australia: a new high density dataset reveals local stress rotations M. Rajabi et al.
32. Integration of outcrop, subsurface, and microseismic interpretation for rock-mass characterization: An example from the Duvernay Formation, Western Canada M. MacKay et al.
33. Interaction of natural and hydraulic fractures: the impact on reservoir pressure buildup and risk of shear fault reactivation in the Upper Devonian Duvernay Formation, Fox Creek, Alberta Q. Li et al.
34. Heterogeneity Versus Anisotropy and the State of Stress in Stable Cratons: Observations From a Deep Borehole in Northeastern Alberta, Canada W. Wang et al.
35. Increasing accuracy of 3-D geomechanical-numerical models M. Ziegler & O. Heidbach
36. Investigation on Two Mw 3.6 and Mw 4.1 Earthquakes Triggered by Poroelastic Effects of Hydraulic Fracturing Operations Near Crooked Lake, Alberta G. Hui et al.
37. The 3D stress field of Nordland, northern Norway – insights from numerical modelling S. Gradmann et al.
38. Defining the geomechanical operating limits for subsurface CO2 storage S. Holford et al.
39. Deformation of Rock Mass in the Vicinity of Underground Opening at Great Depth V. Mirenkov
40. In Situ Stress Evolution and Fault-Slip Tendency Assessment of an Underground Gas Storage Reservoir in the Turpan Basin (China): In Situ Stress Measurements and Coupled Simulations J. Zhang et al.
41. The 3D stress state from geomechanical–numerical modelling and its uncertainties: a case study in the Bavarian Molasse Basin M. Ziegler & O. Heidbach
42. Assessing mechanical response of CO2 storage into a depleted carbonate reef using a site-scale geomechanical model calibrated with field tests and InSAR monitoring data S. Raziperchikolaee et al.
43. New approaches to an old problem: addressing spatial gaps in the World Stress Map D. Coblentz et al.
44. Complex in situ stress states in a deep shale gas reservoir in the southern Sichuan Basin, China: From field stress measurements to in situ stress modeling R. Yong et al.
45. About the trustworthiness of physics-based machine learning – considerations for geomechanical applications D. Degen et al.
46. La ley penal de 1845 en Cuba: procesos de negociación, propuestas, contrapropuestas y resultado J. Bachero Bachero
47. Crustal Fault Zones (CFZ) as Geothermal Power Systems: A Preliminary 3D THM Model Constrained by a Multidisciplinary Approach H. Duwiquet et al.
48. Sublevel caving under protection of ore-and-barren rock cushion during transition from open pit to underground mining A. Konurin et al.
49. 3D in situ stress state modelling and fault reactivation risk exemplified in the Ruhr region (Germany) M. Kruszewski et al.
50. Bayesian Quantification and Reduction of Uncertainties in 3D Geomechanical‐Numerical Models M. Ziegler & O. Heidbach
51. Influence of hydrological communication between basement-rooted faults and hydraulic fractures on induced seismicity: A case study G. Hui et al.
52. Numerical calculation of rock deformation during mining operations V. Mirenkov
53. Control of the stress field on shallow seafloor hydrothermal paths: A case study of the TAG hydrothermal field M. Wang et al.
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55. Traffic light system regulation of induced seismicity under multi-well fluid injection M. He et al.
56. An open-access stress magnitude database for Germany and adjacent regions S. Morawietz et al.
57. Understanding the stress field at the lateral termination of a thrust fold using generic geomechanical models and clustering methods A. Adwan et al.
58. Improving the efficiency of leaching of metals from ore raw materials V. Lyashenko et al.
59. Environmental and Resource-Saving Technologies and Technical Equipment for Processing and Disposal of Man-General Formation and Waste V. Lyashenko et al.
60. Stress field sensitivity analysis in a sedimentary sequence of the Alpine foreland, northern Switzerland T. Hergert et al.
61. Contemporary crustal stress in the Guangdong-Hong Kong-Macao Greater Bay Area, SE China: Implications for geothermal resource exploration and seismic hazard assessment X. Li et al.
62. Substantiation of Geotechnologies for Underground Ore Mining Based on the Model Representations of Change in the Natural Stress Field Parameters A. Neverov et al.
63. A seismological overview of the induced earthquakes in the Duvernay play near Fox Creek, Alberta R. Schultz et al.
64. Cut-and-fill stoping by vertical blocks in Internatsionalny mine A. Neverov et al.
65. In-Situ Stress Evaluation in an Unlined Pressure Tunnel of a Hydropower in South-Western Part of Norway S. Ghimire & K. Panthi
66. The present-day stress field of Australia M. Rajabi et al.
67. Substantiation of artificial composite-structure roof construction in top-down cut-and-fill stoping G. Rukavishnikov et al.
68. Assessment of the Impact of the Uranium Industry on the Environment and Population V. Lyashenko et al.
69. Geological controls on geothermal resources for power generation E. Jolie et al.
70. Automatic Calibration of a Geomechanical Model from Sparse Data for Estimating Stress in Deep Geological Formations O. Andersen et al.
71. Lateral fluid propagation and strike slip fault reactivation related to hydraulic fracturing and induced seismicity in the Duvernay Formation, Fox Creek area, Alberta E. Konstantinovskaya et al.
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73. The World Stress Map database release 2016: Crustal stress pattern across scales O. Heidbach et al.
74. Stress rotation – impact and interaction of rock stiffness and faults K. Reiter
75. Contemporary crustal kinematics in the Guangdong-Hong Kong-Macao Greater Bay Area, SE China: Implications for the geothermal resource exploration X. Li et al.
76. Applying Conservation of Energy to Estimate Earthquake Frequencies from Strain Rates and Stresses M. Ziebarth et al.
77. The crustal stress field of Germany: a refined prediction S. Ahlers et al.