Subsidence
Subsidence A road destroyed by subsidence and shear. In geology, engineering, and surveying, subsidence describes the motion of a surface (usually ... such as sea-level. The opposite of subsidence is uplift, which results in an increase in elevation. In meteorology, subsidence refers to the downward movement of ...
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Subsidence   (translated from French)
Subsidence The rock pressure of covering causes the ... types of collapses: still called located collapses subsidence and of generalized collapses. - localised collapses or subsidence. The subsidences occur when the benches of ... to the formation of the bell of subsidence. One attends the up to date arrival of the subsidence except if the relationship between the ...
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Ground subsidence   (translated from Japanese)
Ground subsidence Ground subsidence (Subsidence and Settlement) It is the phenomenon where ... mechanism, consolidation . Table of contents The ground subsidence in Japan As for first being able to pick up ground subsidence in Japan, Kanto large earthquake disaster ...
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Subsidence crater
Subsidence crater Post-shot subsidence crater and Huron King test chamber, which ... was less than 20 kilotons (1980) A subsidence crater is a hole or depression left ... no longer in use for nuclear testing. Subsidence craters are created as the "roof" of ... surface to depress into a "sink" (which subsidence craters are sometimes called). It is ...
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Image:Subsidence crater.jpg
Image:Subsidence crater.jpg Image File history File links ... the DoD copyright policy.Subject to disclaimers. subsidence crater at huron king File history Legend ...
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Image:Subsidence craters at the nevada test site.jpg
Image:Subsidence craters at the nevada test site.jpg ... Download high resolution version (4800x3600, 3329 KB) Subsidence craters in the southern section of the ...
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Dearne and Dove Canal
... glass. A combination of railway competition and subsidence caused by the same mines it served ... of the Worsbrough branch collapsed due to subsidence. It took 6 months and cost £19000 ... closed due to the increasing cost of subsidence caused by local mining. The Elsecar branch ... to close in 1928, also due to subsidence. The central section was closed in 1934 ... was maintained. The canal suffered badly from subsidence in its later years due to ...
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List of Statutory Instruments of the United Kingdom, 1994
... 1994 S.I. 1994/2562 Coal Mining Subsidence (Subsidence Adviser) Regulations 1994 S.I. 1994/2563 Coal Mining Subsidence (Blight and Compensation for Inconvenience During Works ... 1994 S.I. 1994/2564 Coal Mining Subsidence (Provision of Information) Regulations 1994 S.I. 1994/2565 Coal Mining Subsidence (Arbitration Schemes) Regulations 1994 S.I. ...
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Industrial water method   (translated from Japanese)
... History In Japan, the first time ground subsidence problem being observed,Taisho eraFinal period, Kanto ... loose, with postwar revival it advanced ground subsidence quickly. Then, "industrial water method" was enacted ... 1956, the prevention of advance of ground subsidence as a purpose. Contents With this method, first, ground subsidence is considerable the area whoseGovernment ordinanceIt is ...
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Bradyseism   (translated from French)
... 000 . This zone is marked by one subsidence slow since the last eruption in 1538 ... by abrupt increase with the ground - bradyseisms. Subsidence in the past arrived until rates higher ... and caused soulevement of 40 meters. Today subsidence is always present. Last alarm goes up with spring-be 2000 where subsidence stopped without however being reversed. This small ...
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