Sentence examples for models of fault from inspiring English sources

The results may also help to further constrain models of fault evolution.

Other RBAC fault models could be used in this experiment, such as malicious faults (Masood et al. 2009) and probabilistic models of fault coverage (Masood et al. 2010).

Among the various models of fault diagnosis [4, 21, 23], Maeng and Malek [21] proposed one classic approach in a comparison-based strategy, as known as the comparison model.

In this paper, stochastic models of fault damage zones are generated by incorporating the statistical properties of fault populations (power law length and throw distributions, orientation distribution) and different spatial distributions, including randomly located, simple and hierarchical clustering of faults.

We propose a conceptual model of fault nucleation and development.

The modelling of fault ruptures includes two aspects: (1) An individual fault can be triggered by pressure changes associated with fluid injection.

Hence, determination of in situ stresses and modelling of fault stability are essential prerequisites for the safe engineering of subsurface CO2 injection and the modelling of storage capacity.

We conducted three-dimensional coupled fluid-flow and geomechanical modeling of fault activation and seismicity associated with hydraulic fracturing stimulation of a shale-gas reservoir.

Geomechanical modelling of fault stability is an integral part of Australia's GEODISC research program to ensure the safe storage of carbon dioxide in subsurface reservoirs.

Caine et al. (1996) proposed a conceptual model of fault zone architecture and related permeability structure that consists of three components: the fault core, a damaged zone, and the protolith.

The techniques for modeling of fault seal, outputting results in a format that Eclipse can directly utilize, and the possibility for displacing simulation grids has proved useful also to seismic scale faults.