William L. Power - Concepedia

Author

William L. Power

Commonwealth Scientific and Industrial Research Organisation ORCID

Also Known As

Southern Highlands Structural Geology, W Power, W. L. POWER, W. L. Power, W. Power, W.L. Power, WILLIAM L. POWER, William L Power, William L. Power, William Power

Publications

1.8K

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All Affiliations

Commonwealth Scientific and Industrial Research Organisation Monash University Brown University

About

William L. Power is an author at Commonwealth Scientific and Industrial Research Organisation specializing in engineering, civil engineering, and geology.

Top Concepts

#	Concept	H-Index	Publications	Citations
1	Engineering	11	11	1.7K
2	Civil Engineering	10	10	1.7K
3	Geography	4	4	765
4	Mechanical Engineering	2	2	291
5	Applied Physics	1	1	146

William L. Power

Publications

1.7K

Citations

H-Index

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	Year	Citations
Roughness of natural fault surfaces William L. Power, T. E. Tullis, Stephen R. Brown, Geophysical Research Letters EngineeringFault GeologyEarthquake HazardsEarth ScienceGeotechnical Engineering	1987	390
Euclidean and fractal models for the description of rock surface roughness William L. Power, T. E. Tullis Journal of Geophysical Research Atmospheres Rock TestingEngineeringRock SlopeGeomorphologyGeological Modeling	1991	377
Euclidean and fractal models for the description of rock surface roughness William L. Power, T. E. Tullis International Journal of Rock Mechanics and Mining Sciences & Geomechanics Abstracts Geotechnical EngineeringEngineeringRock SlopeGeomorphologyCivil Engineering	1991	291
Roughness and wear during brittle faulting William L. Power, T. E. Tullis, John D. Weeks Journal of Geophysical Research Atmospheres EngineeringFault GeologyMechanical EngineeringEarth ScienceLinear Relationship	1988	266
The relationship between slickenside surfaces in fine-grained quartz and the seismic cycle William L. Power, T. E. Tullis Journal of Structural Geology EngineeringFine-grained QuartzSeismic CycleSeismologySeismic Stratigraphy	1989	146
Topography of natural and artificial fractures in granitic rocks: Implications for studies of rock friction and fluid migration William L. Power, W. B. Durham International Journal of Rock Mechanics and Mining Sciences Rock SlideCrustal DeformationEngineeringCivil EngineeringFluid Migration	1997	91
The contact between opposing fault surfaces at Dixie Valley, Nevada, and implications for fault mechanics William L. Power, T. E. Tullis Journal of Geophysical Research Atmospheres EngineeringFault GeologyNormal Fault SurfacesEarth ScienceGeotechnical Engineering	1992	52
Numerical modeling of fault-controlled fluid flow in the genesis of tin deposits of the Malage ore field, Gejiu mining district, China Zhuwei Jiang, Nicholas H.S. Oliver, Terence D. Barr, Economic Geology Ore ExplorationEngineeringEarth ScienceMagmatic-hydrothermal SystemGeotechnical Engineering	1997	45
Fluid migration and vein formation during deformation and greenschist facies metamorphism at Ormiston Gorge, central Australia Ian Cartwright, William L. Power, Nicholas H.S. Oliver, Journal of Metamorphic Geology Oxygen Isotope FractionationVein FormationMorphotectonicsEngineeringOrmiston Gorge	1994	45
The anisotropy of surface roughness measured using a digital photogrammetric technique Mark Jessell, Simón Cox, Phillip Schwarze, Geological Society London Special Publications Rock TestingEngineeringMechanical EngineeringGeotechnical EngineeringCrustal Deformation	1995	25

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