Bing Q. Li

Assistant Professor

Western University

Canada

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Dr. Bing Q. Li is an Assistant Professor at Western University in Canada. His research areas include the mechanics of rock deformation, the dynamics of seismic activity, and the behavior of materials under various loading conditions. Recent publications cover topics such as the interplay of loading and adsorption in rock mechanics, the dynamics of earthquake swarms, and the effects of pore pressure on induced seismicity.

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Paul Selvadurai

ETH Zürich

SWITZERLAND

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Qinghua Lei

Lecturer

ETH Zürich

SWITZERLAND

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Ayan Sadhu

Associate Professor

Western University

CANADA

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Gennady Gor

Professor

New Jersey Institute of Technology

UNITED STATES

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Articles (14)

Interplay of Loading and Adsorption Controls Elastic Deformation of Clastic and Crystalline Rocks

Long-term dynamics of earthquake swarms in the Yellowstone caldera

Microcracking and fracture behavior of cement grout under tensile loading

Pore pressure inhibits clustering of induced earthquakes in Western Canada

Improved acoustic source localization method for crack identification in structures

Size effect of accelerated seismic release from failures under compression in naturally fractured media

Transfer learning framework for multi-scale crack type classification with sparse microseismic networks

Laboratory study of fracture initiation and propagation in Barre granite under fluid pressure at stress state close to failure

Rock grain-scale mechanical properties influencing hydraulic fracturing using Hydro-GBM approach

Surface Deformation and Seismicity Induced by Poroelastic Stress at the Raft River Geothermal Field, Idaho, USA

Basal nucleation and the prevalence of ascending swarms in Long Valley caldera

Fluid-driven micro-cracking behaviour of crystalline rock using a coupled hydro-grain-based discrete element method

A methodology for unstructured damped stress inversion of microseismic focal mechanisms: Application to the Vaca Muerta Formation, Argentina

Normalized Radiated Seismic Energy From Laboratory Fracture Experiments on Opalinus Clayshale and Barre Granite

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Paul Selvadurai

Qinghua Lei

Ayan Sadhu

Gennady Gor

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