Research on the Advances of Geological Structure Survey Theory and Detection Technology
A special issue of Sustainability (ISSN 2071-1050). This special issue belongs to the section "Sustainability in Geographic Science".
Deadline for manuscript submissions: closed (31 March 2024) | Viewed by 215
Special Issue Editors
Interests: civil structural health monitoring; underground space detection; rock mass structure detection; disaster monitoring and assessment; geotechnical engineering; borehole survey; rock mass visualization
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Interests: theory, method and equipment of the detection of a deep rock geological structure and geostress measurement; innovation and engineering application of borehole geophysical exploration; engineering disaster monitoring and assessment
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Interests: theroy and techniques of geostress measurement; borehole geophysical exploration; deep rock engineering precention
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Special Issue Information
Dear Colleagues,
The engineering construction problems under complex geological conditions have long puzzled the geological and engineering circles. It is an important basis to ensure the smooth progress of engineering construction to find out the unfavorable geological conditions such as fractures, joints, faults and cavities in the area and construction site in detail. The development of karst has an important impact on the enrichment and migration of oil and gas resources, the distribution and runoff of groundwater resources, the development and distribution of karst related mineral resources, and engineering construction. The geological disasters caused by karst are becoming more and more frequent, and the losses are incalculable. It is particularly important to carry out the survey technology research on the underground rock mass structure and deep void area, master the refined structural characteristics of the rock mass defect area and underground space shape, and decipher the "black box" structure of the underground rock mass.
Dr. Jinchao Wang
Dr. Zengqiang Han
Dr. Yiteng Wang
Guest Editors
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Keywords
- rock mass structure
- underground space
- geotechnical engineering
- survey theory
- detection technology
