June 2025 - 45 articles
Urban expansion in coastal areas involves infrastructure development, industrial growth, and mining activities. These coastal environments face various environmental and geological hazards that require geo-engineers to devise solutions. An integrated...
The geological containment of high-level radioactive waste has become widely accepted among international organizations, and it has been adopted by many countries as part of their national nuclear waste disposal plan. The multi-barrier system, includ...
The Shu-Sarysu Basin in central-southern Kazakhstan remains one of the underexplored gas-prone provinces, with 12 discovered gas fields including Amangeldy (884 Bcf) and Pridorozhnoye (225 Bcf). In the context of global energy transition, such basins...
Mineral fluorescence under different portions of the visible and invisible light spectrum has a long history of scientific study. In our study of marine sediments from the Georgia Bight, we have utilized the blue portion of the light spectrum in the...
Researchers are exploring eco-friendly alternatives to Portland cement, such as geopolymers, which require reactive aluminosilicate sources. This study evaluated the reactivity of six calcined clays (heated at 700 °C) in the presence of an alkali...
This study presents a novel conceptual model to explain the differential rotation within Earth’s layers, a phenomenon observed through seismic wave studies but not fully understood. While geodynamo theory and electromagnetic coupling models hav...
The Carpathian orogen represents a natural laboratory for the study of geodynamic interactions between lithospheres of different ages. The ancient Archean Cratons, such as the East European Craton, and Proterozoic platforms like the Scythian and Moes...
This study provides a comprehensive comparison between Global Precipitation Measurement (GPM) Microwave Imager (GMI) and Dual-frequency Precipitation Radar (DPR) measurements through analysis of collocated precipitation at the 19 GHz footprint scale...
Foreshocks, observed before some large earthquakes, remain debated in terms of their origins and predictive value. While aftershocks fit well within bottom-up triggering models like ETAS, foreshocks may arise from distinct preparatory processes. Obse...
Underground longwall mining conducted in the vicinity of the barrier pillars in the KWK ROW Ruch Marcel mine has led to volume changes in the rock mass. As the longwalls progressed, a gradual increase in stress occurred in the goaf overburden, as a r...
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