Application of ultrasonic and seismic methods for a comprehensive seismic in situ characterization of rock salt
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| author | Schuster, Kristof Marian |
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| contents | <p>Three Mini-Seismic Methods (interval velocity measurements, refraction tomography, and seismic transmission) were applied in situ in rock salt at the Gorleben site and the Morsleben repository. The study demonstrates that seismic parameters such as P- and S-wave velocities, dynamic elastic moduli, and Poisson’s ratio allow a detailed characterization of stratigraphic units, EDZ/EdZ features, and larger rock mass structures. The results show high consistency with expected reference values and highlight the potential of mini-seismic methods for high-resolution in situ investigations of rock salt.</p> |
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| spellingShingle | Application of ultrasonic and seismic methods for a comprehensive seismic in situ characterization of rock salt Schuster, Kristof Marian rock salt; seismic methods; ultrasonic; EDZ; excavation damaged zone; interval velocity; refraction tomography; seismic transmission; Gorleben; Morsleben; in situ characterization <p>Three Mini-Seismic Methods (interval velocity measurements, refraction tomography, and seismic transmission) were applied in situ in rock salt at the Gorleben site and the Morsleben repository. The study demonstrates that seismic parameters such as P- and S-wave velocities, dynamic elastic moduli, and Poisson’s ratio allow a detailed characterization of stratigraphic units, EDZ/EdZ features, and larger rock mass structures. The results show high consistency with expected reference values and highlight the potential of mini-seismic methods for high-resolution in situ investigations of rock salt.</p> |
| title | Application of ultrasonic and seismic methods for a comprehensive seismic in situ characterization of rock salt |
| topic | rock salt; seismic methods; ultrasonic; EDZ; excavation damaged zone; interval velocity; refraction tomography; seismic transmission; Gorleben; Morsleben; in situ characterization |
| url | https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.20089365 |