Ikuo Katayama

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Hiroshima University

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Professor Ikuo Katayama is a faculty member at Hiroshima University in Japan. His research interests include the geological and geophysical properties of crustal rocks, with a focus on volcanic activity, seismic studies, and the implications of material behavior under various conditions. Recent publications explore topics such as pore structure in lava flows, seismic discontinuities in planetary crusts, and the mechanical properties of oceanic crust materials.

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Articles (18)

Variations in pore structure in subaerial lava flows at Nishinoshima, Japan, inferred from physical properties

Low-temperature friction experiments on ice–salt mixtures: Implications for the strength of ice plate boundaries on Europa

Brittle Deformation of Damaged Mafic and Ultramafic Rocks and Their Implications on Plate Bending

Spatial Heterogeneity of Pore Structure in the Crustal Section of the Samail Ophiolite: Implications for High VP/VS Anomalies in Subducting Oceanic Crust

Seismic discontinuity in the Martian crust possibly caused by water-filled cracks

Electrical resistivity, seismic velocity, and porosity of crustal rocks from the Oman ophiolite under brine-saturated ocean floor conditions

Insight into drilling performance parameters for in-situ detection of lithological transition

Cross‐Property Relationship Between Electrical Resistivity and Elastic Wave Velocity of Crustal Rocks From the Oman Drilling Project Hole GT3A: Implications for in Situ Geophysical Properties of Oceanic Crust

Permeability evolution in fine‐grained Aji granite during triaxial compression experiments

Paleo‐Permeability Structure of the Crustal Section of the Samail Ophiolite Based on Automated Detection of Veins in X‐Ray CT Core Images From the Oman Drilling Project

Simultaneous electrical resistivity and elastic wave velocity measurements during triaxial deformation of granite under brine-saturated conditions

Elastic Properties of Thermally Treated Diabase and Peridotite: Implications Toward the Elastic Properties of Oceanic Lithosphere

Role of mantle carbonation in trench outer‐rise region in the global carbon cycle

A small amount of water reduces the friction of the preferentially oriented montmorillonite gouge

Simultaneous Measurements of Elastic Wave Velocity and Porosity of Epidosites Collected From the Oman Ophiolite: Implication for Low VP/VS Anomaly in the Oceanic Crust

Depth profile of frictional properties in the inner Nankai accretionary prism using cuttings from IODP Site C0002

Characteristics of Fault Rocks Within the Aftershock Cloud of the 2014 Orkney Earthquake (M5.5) Beneath the Moab Khotsong Gold Mine, South Africa

Strength models of the terrestrial planets and implications for their lithospheric structure and evolution

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Atsushi Okamoto

Shintaro Azuma

Kenji Kawai

Keishi Okazaki

Natsue Abe

Kazuki Sawayama

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