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- The microseismic method of predicting rock failure in underground mining.
- The microseismic method of predicting rock failure in underground mining.
- Standardized tests for determining the physical properties of mine rock
- Stress analysis applied to underground mining problems
- Stress analysis applied to underground mining problems.
- A gage and recording equipment for measuring dynamic strain in rock
- Generation and propagation of strain waves in rock :part I
- Vibrations associated with a spherical cavity in an elastic medium
- A circuit for firing seismic blasting caps
- Rock breakage by explosives
- Strain energy in explosion-generated strain pulses
- Spherical propagation of explosion-generated strain pulses in rock
- Design of Underground Openings in Competent Rock
- Design criteria for portable seismographs
- Photographic observation of quarry blasting
- Calibration study of a peak-reading accelerograph
- Vibrations from blasting at Iowa limestone quarries
- Vibrations from instantaneous and millisecond-delayed quarry blasts
- Effect of decoupling on explosion-generated strain pulses in rock
- Design requirements for instrumentation to record vibrations produced by blasting
- Vibration levels transmitted across a presplit fracture plane
- Comparison between end and axial methods of detonating an explosive in granite
- Effect of charge diameter on explosive performance
- Presplitting rock in the presence of a static stress field
- Stresses in rock outcrops near Atlanta, Ga.
- A streak camera method for measuring dynamic equation of state properties of rock
- Effect of charge weight on vibration levels from quarry blasting
- Nonuniform radial loads applied to the boundary of a circular hole in an infinite plate
- Stresses and displacements induced in rock by tunnel boring machine props
- In situ rock temperature :stress investigations in rock quarries
- The use of rock bolts or wire rope to increase the strength of fractured model pillars
- A least squares method for improving the source location of rock noise
- Strengthening of fractured rock pillars by the use of small radial reinforcement pressures
- Improvements in the three-component borehole deformation gage and overcoring techniques
- Least squares calculation of horizontal stress from more than three diametral deformations in vertical boreholes