Studying changes in the structural and dynamic characteristics of a disintegrating massif of rocks using radon concentration variations
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Experimental data on radon concentration variations were quantitatively interpreted on the basis of a proposed quantitative model that describes the process of the formation of high-amplitude radon anomalies. As a result, relative time variations in the structural (porosity and specific inner surface) and dynamic (pressure) characteristics of a disintegrating massif of rocks were reconstructed.
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OpenAlex topics: Radioactivity and Radon Measurements · Earthquake Detection and Analysis · Geotechnical and Geomechanical Engineering
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