Eva Caspari

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Géographie (3) Méthodes et statistiques (1) Histoire, Philosophie et Sociologie des sciences (1) Education (1)

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Fracture (6) géophysique (5) Petrology (5) Geophysics (5) Geochemistry (5) pression (3) débit (3) Rocks (3) Pressure (3) Fractures (3) Fractures (3) roche (2) analyse (2) diffusion (2) méthode (2) Impact (2) Estimates (2) Earth (Planet) (2) Diffusion (2) Compliance (2) Azimuth (2) Analysis (2) Estimates (2) diffusion (2) puits (1) voyage (1) temps (durée) (1) test (1) état (1) norme (1)

Documents écrit par Eva Caspari (10) | parle de Eva Caspari (0)

Mechanical Compliance of Individual Fractures in a Heterogeneous Rock Mass From Production‐Type Full‐Waveform Sonic Data
Zhenya Zhou et al.
Estimates of individual fracture compliances along boreholes from full‐waveform sonic log data
Nicolás D. Barbosa et al. (27 avr. 2021)
Impact of poroelastic effects on the inversion of fracture properties from amplitude variation with offset and azimuth data in horizontal transversely isotropic media
Nicolás D. Barbosa et al. (1 sept. 2020)
Seismic Signatures of Fractured Porous Rocks: The Partially Saturated Case
Santiago G. Solazzi et al.
Fully-automated adaptive mesh refinement for media embedding complex heterogeneities: application to poroelastic fluid pressure diffusion
Marco Favino et al.
Azimuth-, angle- and frequency-dependent seismic velocities of cracked rocks due to squirt flow
Yury Alkhimenkov et al. (8 mai 2020)
Frequency-dependent attenuation and dispersion caused by squirt flow: Three-dimensional numerical study
Yury Alkhimenkov et al. (1 mai 2020)
Estimation of Fracture Compliance From Attenuation and Velocity Analysis of Full‐Waveform Sonic Log Data
Nicolás D. Barbosa et al.
Impact of fracture clustering on the seismic signatures of porous rocks containing aligned fractures
Nicolás D. Barbosa et al. (1 sept. 2018)
Fluid pressure diffusion effects on the seismic reflectivity of a single fracture
Nicolás D. Barbosa et al.