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Martin Ziegler

Lecturer

ETH Zürich

Switzerland

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Qinghua Lei

Associate Professor

Uppsala University

SWEDEN

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F. Amann

GERMANY

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Martin Ziegler

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Numerical simulation of damage evolution around the PF/PF-A experiment borehole in faulted Opalinus Clay

The PF-A experiment: in-situ progressive failure of faulted Opalinus Clay — insights from underground excavation, laboratory tests, and numerical simulations

BIM Mont Terri — a web platform for integrated management and planning of underground laboratory infrastructure

Electrical and acoustic behavior of Opalinus Clay with varying water content

Integrating geometric and semantic information using extended reality: a case study on BIM Mont Terri

Multi-scale identification of geological discontinuities using machine learning

Testing caprock integrity of Opalinus Clay by means of a novel experimental setup (CL experiment)

Testing heat transport and heat storage in heterogenous fractured and karstified limestone

How Fault Zone Fabric Controls the Hydro‐Mechanical Behavior and Evolution of Critical State Shearing in Clay Shale

Coda wave interferometry to monitor the evolution of rock mass damage and saturation in Opalinus Clay: a study at the Mont Terri Underground Laboratory

Augmented Reality in Nuclear Facilities: Insights from Experiments in the Mont Terri Underground Rock Laboratory, Switzerland

VR-EX — An immersive virtual reality serious game for science communication about the electrical resistivity tomography measurements in the Mont Terri Rock Laboratory, Switzerland

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Qinghua Lei

F. Amann

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