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Showing 1 to 4 of 4 for “"Rock classification"”.

  1. The potential of sonic wave propagation in engineering rock classification

    … information on the engineering properties of rocks. The advantages of such techniques include minimal sample preparation, fast site preparation for field tests, reproducible and nondestructive tests, and capability for large scale testing. During this research an extensive review of the most …

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  2. Quantification of rock fabric through multi-scale image data analysis for enhanced rock typing and formation evaluation

    Spatial variation of rock fabric (i.e., spatial distribution of minerals, pores, and saturating fluids) affects the estimation of petrophysical, mechanical, and compositional properties of sedimentary geological formations. Quantification of rock fabric and its integration with rock classification

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  3. Application of Pattern Recognition Techniques to Monitoring-While-Drilling on a Rotary Electric Blasthole Drill at an Open-Pit Coal Mine

    … application of pattern recognition techniques to rock type recognition using monitoring-while-drilling data. The research is focused on data from a large electric blasthole drill operating in an open-pit coal mine. Pre-processing and normalization techniques are applied to minimize potential …

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  4. Algorithms for spectral and spatio-spectral feature selection and classification for tunable sensors : theory and application

    … noise for the purpose of feature selection and classification. Mathematically, the CCFS can be interpreted as a customized projection algorithm, which minimizes a generalized distance between the spectrum of an object and the linear space spanned by the filter\'s bands, while maximizing the …

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