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The US Symposium on Rock Mechanics, held at Lake Tahoe,
California/Nevada, is the 35th in a continuing series of now
biennial meetings organized to support the national and
trans-national interests of US scientists, engineers, consultants,
students, and technologists interested in rock mechanics and rock
engineering. The reviewed papers contained in this volume represent
one or more aspects of this interdisciplinary field. This volume
contains a total of 133 papers selected from 241 abstracts, in
addition to 2 invited papers prepared on broad multidisciplinary
issues. Session topics include: Construction; surface excavation;
stability and shear strength of fractured rock; laboratory testing;
rock dynamics; stress measurements; tunnels and groundwater flow;
petroleum; tool-rock interaction; building stone durability; rock
reinforcement; fracture mechanics; radioactive waste disposal;
underground mining; fragmentation and blasting; metal mining, coal
mining; planetary rock mechanics; rock properties; stochastic
methods; theoretical and model studies; hydrology; and rock creep.
Field trips and informal discussions associated with the symposium
form an integral part of technical and social interaction among
participants. Although much attention is devoted in the technical
program to areas of major national concern in which rock mechanics
problems represent critical or limiting factors - including energy,
tunneling and excavation, waste disposal, and reactor siting -
papers were sought and received with the widest possible scope of
research and applications.
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