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  1. ELASTIC DISPERSION AND ATTENUATION ANISOTROPY OF CLAY IN SHALES
  2. Critical porosity and the elastic properties of rocks
  3. Characterization of stress‐dependent microcrack compliance and orientation distribution in anisotropic crystalline rocks
  4. Comparison of elastic anisotropy in the Middle and Upper Wolfcamp Shale, Midland Basin
  5. Stress‐induced anisotropy in Gulf of Mexico sandstones and the prediction of in situ stress
  6. Elastic properties of unconsolidated sandstones of interest for carbon storage
  7. The effect of clay and contacts between sand grains on the elastic properties of sandstones
  8. Elastic wave velocities in a granitic geothermal reservoir
  9. Elastic frame moduli in a sandstone reservoir used for underground CO2 storage
  10. Anisotropy parameters for fractured shales
  11. Corrigendum to “Elastic properties of fractures in transversely isotropic media” [Journal of Applied Geophysics 197 (2022) 104527]
  12. Elastic properties of fractures in transversely isotropic media
  13. Elastic anisotropy of the Marcellus Shale
  14. Porosity variation of elastic wave velocities in clean sandstones
  15. Seismic petrophysics applied to the Bakken Formation, North Dakota
  16. The effect of spatial distribution of clay platelets on the anisotropy of clay in shales
  17. The SEAM Barrett model: Strengths and weaknesses
  18. Contribution of crystal orientation and grain boundary compliance to low shear velocity observed near base of polar ice sheets
  19. Porosity dependence of elastic moduli of snow and firn
  20. Mechanical properties of grain contacts in unconsolidated sands
  21. Seismic Inversion for Risk Reduction in Drilling and Production in Unconventional Reservoirs
  22. Predicting drilling performance in unconventional reservoirs using seismic inversion
  23. Fracture characterization from seismic data in the presence of multiple vertical fracture sets
  24. Orthorhombic analysis of the SEAM Phase II model
  25. Effect of variations in microstructure on clay elastic anisotropy
  26. Rock physics of the Wolfcamp Formation, Delaware Basin
  27. Elastic anisotropy of clay in shales
  28. Fracture characterization in the Delaware Basin using wide-azimuth seismic data
  29. Seismic inversion for engineering applications in unconventional reservoirs
  30. The impact of different clay minerals on the anisotropy of clay matrix in shale
  31. A predictive anisotropic rock-physics model for estimating elastic rock properties of unconventional shale reservoirs
  32. Pore-Pressure Prediction in the Permian Basin Using Seismic Prestack Inversion
  33. Rock physics of unconventional reservoirs
  34. A model of shales as a soft fluid-saturated clay matrix with inclusions of stiff clay minerals
  35. Increasing contribution of grain boundary compliance to polycrystalline ice elasticity as temperature increases
  36. Elastic anisotropy of polycrystalline ice with transversely isotropic and orthotropic symmetry
  37. Seismic data conditioning and orthotropic rock-physics-based inversion of wide-azimuth P-wave seismic data for fracture and total organic carbon characterization in a north Kuwait unconventional reservoir
  38. Erratum to ``Grain boundary compliance and ultrasonic velocities in pure copper undergoing intergranular creep'' [Int. J. Solids Struct. 96 (2016) 400–408]
  39. Seismic Inversion for Engineering Applications in Unconventional Reservoirs
  40. Characterization of fluid-flow anisotropy in a carbonate reservoir using AVAZ inversion of wide-azimuth seismic data
  41. Rock physics of the Wolfcamp Formation, Delaware Basin
  42. Constructing a discrete fracture network constrained by seismic inversion data
  43. Grain boundary compliance and ultrasonic velocities in pure copper undergoing intergranular creep
  44. The elastic anisotropy of clay minerals
  45. Geomechanical model for the Horn River Formation based on seismic AVA inversion
  46. Seismic data conditioning for AVOA analysis: Case study from a north Kuwait unconventional reservoir
  47. Orthotropic rock-physics based inversion for fracture and total organic carbon (TOC) characterization from azimuthal P-wave seismic survey: Case study from a northern Kuwait unconventional reservoir
  48. The effects of roughness and offset on fracture compliance ratio
  49. Introduction to this special section: Resource plays II: Geophysics
  50. Sensitivity of P- and S-impedance to the presence of kerogen in the Eagle Ford Shale
  51. Application of prestack orthotropic AVAz inversion for fracture characterization of a deep carbonate reservoir in northern Kuwait
  52. Rock physics of the Eagle Ford Shale
  53. AVAZ interpretation using anisotropic rock physics
  54. Anisotropy estimate for the Horn River Basin from sonic logs in vertical and deviated wells
  55. Elastic anisotropy of the Middle Bakken Formation
  56. Rock Physics Model of the Eagle Ford Shale
  57. Rock Physics Model of the Eagle Ford Shale
  58. Sensitivity of the elastic anisotropy and seismic reflection amplitude of the Eagle Ford Shale to the presence of kerogen
  59. Recent advances in the characterization of unconventional reservoirs with wide-azimuth seismic data
  60. Seismic reservoir characterization for unconventional reservoirs using orthorhombic AVAZ attributes and stochastic rock physics modeling
  61. Shale anisotropy and the elastic anisotropy of clay minerals
  62. Sonic anisotropy of the Lower Eagle Ford Shale
  63. Elastic anisotropy of the Middle Bakken formation
  64. Direction dependence of fracture compliance induced by slickensides
  65. The effect of kerogen on the AVO response of organic-rich shales
  66. A new, fully integrated method for seismic geohazard prediction ahead of the bit while drilling
  67. The effect of kerogen on the AVO response of organic-rich shales
  68. Recent Advances in the Characterization of Unconventional Reservoirs with Wide-Azimuth Seismic Data
  69. The effect of kerogen on the elastic anisotropy of organic-rich shales
  70. Seismic characterization of reservoirs with asymmetric fractures
  71. Introduction: Rock Physics for Reservoir Exploration, Characterisation and Monitoring
  72. Seismic characterization of naturally fractured reservoirs using amplitude versus offset and azimuth analysis
  73. Guiding Drilling by Look Ahead Using Seismic and LWD Data
  74. The effect of anisotropy on the Young's moduli and Poisson's ratios of shales
  75. Inversion for asymmetric fracture parameters using synthetic AVOA data
  76. Pore-pressure estimation ahead of the bit while drilling by seismic and well data integration
  77. Rapid 1D/3D inversion of shallow resistivity multipole data: Examples in archaeological prospection
  78. Drilling Adjacent to Salt Bodies: Definition of Mud Weight Window and Pore Pressure Using Numerical Models and Fast Well Planning Tool
  79. Characterizing production-induced anisotropy of fractured reservoirs having multiple fracture sets
  80. Introduction to this special section: Physics of rocks
  81. Rock physics-based relations for density and S-velocity versus P-velocity in deepwater subsalt Gulf of Mexico shales
  82. A Comprehensive Study of Sanding Rate From a Gas Field: From Reservoir to Completion, Production, and Surface Facilities
  83. An introduction to this special section: Shales
  84. Seismic characterization of fractured reservoirs: Inversion for fracture parameters illustrated using synthetic AVOA data
  85. Seismic characterization of fractured reservoirs: A resolution matrix approach
  86. Velocity‐density relations for deepwater subsalt Gulf of Mexico shales
  87. Using Tomographic Seismic Velocities to Understand Subsalt Overpressure Drilling Risks in the Gulf of Mexico
  88. Introduction to this special section: Tight gas sands
  89. Sensitivity of velocities to overpressure within heterogeneous tight gas sand reservoirs
  90. An introduction to this special section: CO2 sequestration
  91. Geophysics Under Stress
  92. The effect of anisotropy on the Young's moduli and Poisson's ratios of shales
  93. Dipole Sonic Log Calibration using Walkaway VSP data
  94. Characterization of microseismic data in gas shales using the radius of gyration tensor
  95. Introduction to this special section: Seismic modeling
  96. The effect of mineralization on the ratio of normal to tangential compliance of fractures
  97. The use of effective medium theories for seismic wave propagation and fluid flow in fractured reservoirs under applied stress
  98. Seismic characterization of reservoirs containing multiple fracture sets
  99. Determination of in‐situ stress and rock strength using borehole acoustic data
  100. Rock properties in low-porosity/low-permeability sandstones
  101. Introduction to this special section—Rock physics
  102. The sensitivity of seismic waves to the normal and shear compliance of fractures
  103. A Comprehensive Study of Sanding Rate From Gas Field: From Reservoir, Completion, Production, to Surface Facilities
  104. Determination of Rock Strength Using Advanced Sonic Log Interpretation Techniques
  105. Remote Real-Time Well Monitoring and Model Updating Help Optimize Drilling Performance and Reduce Casing Strings
  106. The elastic properties of carbonates
  107. An introduction to this special section: Carbonates
  108. Fractured Reservoirs
  109. Introduction to this special section—Shale geophysics
  110. Estimating the hydrocarbon volume from elastic and resistivity data: A concept
  111. The effect of low aspect ratio pores on the seismic anisotropy of shales
  112. The effect of near‐wellbore yield on elastic wave velocities in sandstones
  113. The use of effective medium theories for seismic wave propagation and fluid flow in fractured reservoirs under applied stress
  114. Pre-drill pore pressure study for a high temperature well in the Gulf of Mexico using reprocessed fit-for-purpose seismic velocities
  115. Modeling the Mechanical and Phase Change Stability of Wellbores Drilled in Gas Hydrates by the Joint Industry Participation Program (JIP) Gas Hydrates Project, Phase II
  116. Introduction to this special section: Subsalt exploration
  117. Calibrating the Mechanical Properties and In-Situ Stresses Using Acoustic Radial Profiles
  118. Effects of borehole stress concentration on elastic wave velocities in sandstones
  119. Introduction to this special section: Fractures
  120. Asymmetry in the time-lapse seismic response to injection and depletion
  121. From pore-pressure prediction to reservoir characterization: A combined geomechanics-seismic inversion workflow using trend-kriging techniques in a deepwater basin
  122. An introduction to reservoir geomechanics
  123. Introduction to this special section: Geomechanics
  124. Fluid-dependent shear-wave splitting in a poroelastic medium with conjugate fracture sets
  125. Modeling the Mechanical and Phase Change Stability of Wellbores Drilled in Gas Hydrates by the Joint Industry Participation Program (JIP) Gas Hydrates Project, Phase II
  126. Seismic characterization of reservoirs containing multiple fracture sets
  127. Comment on the Reply on “Theta map: Edge detection in magnetic data” ()
  128. Calibrating The Mechanical Properties and In-Situ Stresses Using Acoustic Radial Profiles
  129. Well-constrained seismic estimation of pore pressure with uncertainty
  130. An introduction to velocity-based pore-pressure estimation
  131. Introduction to this special section: Geohazards and pore-pressure prediction
  132. Sensitivity of time-lapse seismic to reservoir stress path
  133. Optimize Drilling and Reduce Casing Strings Using Remote Real-Time Well Hydraulic Monitoring
  134. Predicting Reservoir Compaction and Casing Deformation in Deepwater Turbidites Using a 3D Mechanical Earth Model
  135. Sensitivity of time-lapse seismic to reservoir stress path
  136. Time‐lapse seismic response to injection and depletion
  137. Effects of borehole stress concentration on elastic wave velocities in sandstones
  138. Well‐constrained seismic estimation of pore pressure with uncertainty
  139. Trend‐kriged seismic velocities to predict pore pressure and to model effective stress for reservoir characterization in a deepwater basin
  140. Optimize Drilling and Reduce Casing with Real-Time Well Hydraulic Monitoring
  141. Predicting Reservoir Compaction and Casing Deformation in Deepwater Turbidites using a 3D Mechanical Earth Model
  142. Sensitivity of elastic-wave velocities to stress changes in sandstones
  143. Introduction to this special section: Rocks under stress
  144. Seismic anisotropy of shales
  145. Regional trends in undercompaction and overpressure in the Gulf of Mexico
  146. Sensitivity of elastic wave velocities to reservoir stress path
  147. Integrating Diverse Measurements to Predict Pore Pressure With Uncertainties While Drilling
  148. Tidal‐driven constraints for time‐lapse reservoir monitoring
  149. Seismic anisotropy of shales: What determines the sign of Thomsen's delta parameter?
  150. Monitoring production‐induced stress changes using seismic waves
  151. Integrating Diverse Measurements to Predict Pore Pressure With Uncertainties While Drilling
  152. Seismic pore pressure prediction with uncertainty using a probabilistic mechanical earth model
  153. Whole earth 4D: Reservoir monitoring geomechanics
  154. Use of reflection tomography to predict pore pressure in overpressured reservoir sands
  155. Calibrated Predrill Pore Pressure Prediction from 3D Seismic for the Cocuite Field, Veracruz Basin
  156. Pore Pressure Prediction for the Cocuite Field, Veracruz Basin
  157. Fluid-dependent shear-wave splitting in fractured media
  158. Seismic pore-pressure prediction using reflection tomography and 4-C seismic data
  159. The effect of pore fluid on the stress‐dependent elastic wave velocities in sandstones
  160. Pore Pressure Prediction for the Cocuite Field, Veracruz Basin
  161. Stress-dependent elastic anisotropy of sandstones
  162. Predrill pore-pressure prediction using 4-C seismic data
  163. Predrill pore pressure prediction using 4C seismic data
  164. Azimuth-dependent AVO in reservoirs containing non-orthogonal fracture sets
  165. Enhanced Seismic Pore-Pressure Prediction
  166. A feasibility study for pore-pressure prediction using seismic velocities in the offshore Nile Delta, Egypt
  167. A finite‐difference injection approach to modeling seismic fluid flow monitoring
  168. Sensitivity of reflection seismic data to oil-column height in high-porosity sandstones
  169. Signal preserving swell noise attenuation using point receiver seismic data
  170. Predrill pore pressure prediction using reflection tomography
  171. Azimuth‐dependent tuning of seismic waves reflected from fractured reservoirs
  172. Analysis of multiazimuthal VSP data for anisotropy and AVO
  173. Anisotropic velocity analysis using marine 4C seismic data
  174. Stress‐dependent seismic anisotropy of shales
  175. A finite‐difference injection approach to modeling of seismic fluid flow monitoring
  176. Misalignment of the orientation of fractures and the principal axes forPandSwaves in rocks containing multiple non-orthogonal fracture sets
  177. Long-wave seismic anisotropy of heterogeneous reservoirs
  178. Fractured reservoir characterisation using multi‐azimuthal walkaway VSPs
  179. Seismic reservoir monitoring on Gullfaks
  180. Seismic traveltime analysis for azimuthally anisotropic media: Theory and experiment
  181. Determination of anisotropic velocity models from walkaway VSP data acquired in the presence of dip
  182. Azimuthal variation in AVO response for fractured gas sands
  183. Seismic traveltime analysis for azimuthally anisotropic media
  184. Stress sensitivity of sandstones
  185. 10. Microcrack-Induced Seismic Anisotropy
  186. Simplified anisotropy parameters for transversely isotropic sedimentary rocks
  187. Anisotropic velocity analysis1
  188. Stress-dependent elastic wave velocities in shales
  189. Microcrack-induced elastic wave anisotropy of brittle rocks
  190. Seismic anisotropy of fractured rock
  191. Stress‐dependent seismic anisotropy of shales
  192. Reflection moveout in azimuthally anisotropic media
  193. Ultrasonic and neutron diffraction characterization of texture in an inhomogeneously rolled titanium plate
  194. P-wave propagation in weakly anisotropic media
  195. The elastic anisotrophy of shales
  196. Propagation of ultrasound through hydrating cement pastes at early times
  197. Ultrasonic propagation through hydrating cements
  198. Elastic anisotropy of short-fibre reinforced composites
  199. Fluid flow in a porous medium containing partially closed fractures
  200. A simple technique for finding effective elastic constants of cracked solids for arbitrary crack orientation statistics
  201. Orientation of microcracks formed in rocks during strain relaxation
  202. Stress-induced ultrasonic anisotrophy in Berea sandstone
  203. The crystal structure of iron in the Earth's inner core
  204. Ultrasonic anisotropy of metal-matrix composites
  205. Stress-induced fluid flow anisotropy in fractured rock
  206. Inversion of ultrasonic wave velocity measurements to obtain the microcrack orientation distribution function in rocks
  207. Ultrasonic Anisotropy of Metal-Matrix Composites
  208. Ultrasonic Anisotropy of Metal-Matrix Composites
  209. Seismic anisotropy of the inner core
  210. Elastic Wave Propagation in Anisotropic Microcracked Rocks
  211. Stress-induced ultrasonic wave velocity anisotropy in fractured rock
  212. Inversion of ultrasonic wave velocity measurements to obtain the microcrack orientation distribution function in rocks
  213. Orientation of olivine in dunite from elastic wave velocity measurements
  214. Thermal contraction stresses in cemented tungsten carbide composites
  215. Elastic wave anisotropy in the upper mantle
  216. The elastic anisotropy of polycrystalline aggregates of zirconium and its alloys
  217. Angular dependent ultrasonic wave velocities in aggregates of hexagonal crystals
  218. Effect of non-alignment of specimen and texture axes on the measurement of stress using the ultrasonic SH wave technique
  219. Phenomenology of antiferromagnetic metal-insulator transition in 3d transition metal dichalcogenides
  220. Angular dependence of the ultrasonic SH wave velocity in rolled metal sheets
  221. Ultrasonic SH wave velocity in textured aluminium plates
  222. Scattering of ultrasound by minority phases in polycrystalline metals
  223. Texture independent determination of residual stress in polycrystalline aggregates using Rayleigh waves
  224. Impurity promoted intergranular fracture
  225. Hydrogen adsorption on platinum
  226. The strain distribution in anisotropic polycrystalline aggregates subjected to an external stress field
  227. The influence of stress on the principal polarisation directions of ultrasonic shear waves in textured steel plates
  228. The measurement of residual stress in textured steel using an ultrasonic velocity combinations technique
  229. Ultrasonic properties of transducer backings
  230. Hydrogen adsorbed on nickel, palladium and platinum powders
  231. Vibrational modes of hydrogen adsorbed on the (110) surface of nickel
  232. Comments on ‘‘Kramers–Kronig relationships and wave propagation in composites’’ by A. I. Beltzer [J. Acoust Soc. Am. 73, 355 (1983)]
  233. Ultrasonic velocity and attenuation in an epoxy matrix containing lead inclusions
  234. Inelastic neutron scattering from adsorbates
  235. The vibration spectrum of hydrogen bound by nickel catalysts
  236. Coincidence of bounds for some elastic moduli of polycrystals with [100] fibre texture
  237. Use of neutron diffraction texture measurements to establish a model for calculation of ultrasonic velocities in highly oriented austenitic weld material
  238. Ultrasonic velocities in anisotropic polycrystalline aggregates
  239. The propagation of ultrasound in porous media
  240. Local moments and magnetic ordering in transition metals
  241. The vibration spectrum of hydrogen bound by molybdenum sulphide catalysts
  242. Neutron scattering studies of textures in mild steel
  243. On the stability of crystal structures in the 3d transition metal series
  244. Ultrasonic velocity dispersion in porous materials
  245. Theory of hydrogen vibrations on transition metal surfaces
  246. On the propagation of ultrasound in highly concentrated mixtures and suspensions
  247. On the use of pair interactions to model vibrations of an adatom on a transition-metal surface
  248. The vibration frequency of an atom at the surface of a tight binding metal
  249. Magnetic properties of liquid metal alloys
  250. The Einstein temperature of itinerant ferromagnets
  251. Correlation effects in the cohesive properties of the transition metals
  252. On the soft X-ray emission from Fe-Al alloys
  253. Screening of non-transition element impurities in iron
  254. Soft X-ray emission study of the screening of Al impurities in Fe