Quantifying Hydraulic Conductivity and Fluid Pressures in the Alpine Fault Hanging-Wall Using DFDP-2 Data and Numerical Models
J. Coussens, Virginia Toy(Australian National University), John Townend(Victoria University of Wellington), S. F. J. Cox(Rutherford Appleton Laboratory), L. Capova, C.D. Menzies(University of Southampton), Rupert Sutherland(GNS Science), D.A.H. Teagle(National Oceanography Centre), N. Woodman(University of Southampton), Phædra Upton(GNS Science)
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December 1, 2015
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