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Prediction And Performance In Rock Mechanics and Rock Engineering
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A collection of conference proceedings on rock mechanics and rock engineering covering such topics as: foundations of dams, bridges and large structures; mining structures; formulation of geotechnical models; rock mass characterization; and recent advances in modelling.
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Program
ISRM Board and Council Meetings – August 31 and September 1, 1996
Welcome Party in the underground of Turin – The Railway Link
Banquet at the Galleria di Diana in the Savoia Castle – Venaria Reale
Technical visits
List of exhibitors
List of participants
Author index
Program
Sunday, September 1, 1996
19.30–20.30 | Welcome reception |
Monday, September 2, 1996
8.00–10.00 | Registration |
10.00–10.30 | OPENING CEREMONY |
10.30–11.15 | “ROCHA MEDAL” Lecture |
Dr. M. P. Board (USA.): “Numerical examination of mining induced seismicity” | |
11.15–11.45 | Coffee Break |
11.45–12.30 | “SCHLUMBERGER LECTURE AWARD 1996” |
Mr. C. R. Windsor (Australia): “Rock reinforcement systems” |
BREAK FOR LUNCH
14.30–15.00 | Invited Lecture: Prof. R. Goodman (USA): ‘The foundation of Scott Dam – a case study of a complexly heterogeneous rock mass” | |
15.00–18.30 | WORKSHOP 1 | |
Theme 1 – Rock mass modelling: continuum versus discontinuum Discussion Leader: C. Fairhurst (USA) | ||
SCHEDULE | ||
15.00–15.10 | Introduction | |
C. Fairhurst | ||
15.10–15.25 | A critical analysis of microstructural modelling | |
C. Boutin | ||
15.25–15.40 | Microstructural modelling of the compressive failure of rock | |
C. Fairhurst | ||
15.40–15.55 | Alternative schemes for the assessment of the equivalent continuum hydraulic properties of rock masses | |
C. Fidelibus, G. Baria, M. Cravero | ||
15.55–16.10 | Continuum modelling of the permeability of fractured rock | |
B. Dershowitz | ||
16.10–16.30 | Group Discussion | |
16.30–17.00 | Coffee Break | |
17.00–17.15 | A Cosserat continuum model for blocky rock under dynamic loading | |
J. Sulem and H. B. Muhlhaus | ||
17.15–17.30 | Comparison between continuum and discontinuum modelling of toppling at Chiquicamata Open-Pit Mine, Chile | |
M. P. Board | ||
17.30–17.45 | Continuum modelling by FLAC of rock bolting on blocky rock | |
M. Varona | ||
17.45–18.30 | Group Discussion and Conclusions | |
15.00–18.30 | WORKSHOP 2 | |
Theme 2 – Rock mechanics modelling of large scale natural phenomena Discussion Leader: L. Richards (New Zealand) | ||
SCHEDULE | ||
15.00–15.15 | Introduction | |
L. Richards | ||
15.15–15.30 | Group Discussion | |
Geotechnical Implications of Large Scale Natural Phenomena (LSNP) | ||
• processes and mechanism compared with Small Scale Natural Phenomena (SSNP) | ||
• governing parameters compared with SSNP; current state of knowledge on LSNP | ||
• confidence in prediction and performance of LSNP compared with those for SSNP | ||
Rapid Mass Movements | ||
15.30–15.50 | Major movements in New Zealand | |
• Mt. Cook rock avalanche | ||
• Green Lake landslide | ||
Current research in NZ on rapid movements | ||
L. Richards | ||
15.50–16.10 | Numerical and physical modelling of debris flows | |
G. P. Giani, C. Deangeli | ||
16.10–16.30 | Group Discussion | |
Thoughts on rock mechanics aspects of LSNP and our current understanding of high speed dynamic processes | ||
16.30–17.00 | Coffee Break | |
Creep Deformation of Mountain Slopes | ||
17.20–18.00 | Observations on deep seated gravitational slope deformations | |
G. Barl... |
Table of contents
- Cover
- Half Title
- Title Page
- Copyright Page
- Table of Contents
- Opening and closing session
- Special lectures
- Keynote lectures
- Miscellaneous
- Author index