Simulating geophysical models through fractal algorithms          下载免费PDF全文

Michele De Stefano 《Geophysical Prospecting》2018,66(1):26-33

I present an algorithm, borrowed from the computer graphics industry, that is able to efficiently and effectively simulate pseudo‐realistic topographies and three‐dimensional geophysical models. It has been widely exploited in the movie industry for generating artificial landscapes and for simulating the surface of planets. The geophysical applications are manifold: simulation for testing inversion algorithms, interpolation, and upscaling are only some of the possibilities.  相似文献   

A dislocation model of aseismic fault slip under nonuniform friction     

Michele Dragoni 《地学学报》1992,4(4):501-508

A model is proposed for studying the mechanical behaviour of faults during their interseismic periods. The model considers a plane fault surface in an elastic medium, subject to a uniform shear stress which increases slowly with time. A1-D friction distribution is assumed on the fault, characterized by asperities and a weaker zone. The traction vector on the fault plane has an arbitrary orientation: in particular, it can be nonperpendicular to the asperity borders. Aseismic fault slip takes place when the applied stress exceeds the frictional resistance: slip starts in weak zones and is confined by asperities, where it propagates at increasing velocity. Propagation into asperities is characterized by a dislocation front, advancing perpendicularly to the asperity border. Fault slip does not take prate in the direction of traction, except when traction is perpendicular or parallel to the asperity border. The propagation of such aseismic dislocations produces a stress redistribution along the fault and can play a key role in determining the conditions which give rise to earthquakes.  相似文献   

Model-based characterization of permeability damage control through inhibitor injection under parametric uncertainty     

Mahmudova  Ayisha  Borsi  Iacopo  Porta  Giovanni Michele 《Computational Geosciences》2022,26(5):1119-1134

Computational Geosciences - Damage in subsurface formations caused by mineral precipitation decreases the porosity and permeability, eventually reducing the production rate of wells in plants...  相似文献