November 2025 - 35 articles
This study introduces a cohesive and flexible methodology for optimizing tunnel blasting in the Gambang Tunnel 1 project, located in Malaysia’s geologically intricate tropical setting. The study examines the intrinsic difficulties of attaining...
The Dingri–Gangba fault, a major structure within the Himalayan Orogenic Belt, records significant geological events, including the tectonic evolution of the northern margin of the Indian plate and the uplift of the Tibetan Plateau. However, it...
In the Missan oilfields, the linkage among basement faults, halokinesis, and hydrocarbon accumulation, and their control on structural-trap geometry and seal effectiveness, remains insufficiently constrained, especially the timing/drivers of salt pie...
The Pułtusk meteorite, classified as an H5 ordinary chondrite, is one of the best documented Polish falls, yet some important data on its physical and thermophysical properties remain limited. This study provides new measurements and derived par...
The piezocone penetration test (CPTU) provides rapid, continuous measurements of in situ geotechnical parameters, making it a valuable tool for soil classification and stratigraphic identification. However, conventional classification methods frequen...
Following the Mw 5.0 earthquake of 1 August 2024, which struck the Ionian sector of north-central Calabria (southern Italy), the SISMIKO emergency group of INGV deployed a temporary seismic network to enhance coverage of the National Seismic Network....
Deeply buried carbonate successions in China’s Tarim Basin host substantial hydrocarbons. In the southern Tahe Oilfield, Middle–Lower Ordovician limestones show little evidence of subaerial weathering because the Upper Ordovician strata p...
With the rapid development of infrastructure and the need to protect natural ecosystems, manufactured sand is used to replace river sand in concretes. To compare the deterioration patterns of concretes made with different sands, C50 specimens using b...
This study reports the discovery of a newly identified phosphorite deposit in the Al-Tafeh area of northern Jordan. Geological fieldwork investigated three outcrops and one comparison site in the Russifa area. Geochemical analyses reveal a high P2O5...
The latest exploration developments and discoveries from the eastern Mediterranean documented that Neogene formations can act as source-rocks for hydrocarbon generation and their exploitation delivered large amounts of mostly biogenic gas to the mark...
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