Articles:

Richard P. Landford and Tefera Eshete

Fissure behavior in the Chihuahuan Desert, and depth estimation using sediment strength
Environmental and Engineering Geoscience 2000 6: 301-309. [Abstract] [PDF]  

Wen-June Su and Christopher Stohr

Aerial-photointerpretation of landslides along the Ohio and Mississippi rivers
Environmental and Engineering Geoscience 2000 6: 311-323. [Abstract] [PDF]  

Charles G. Spencer

Black shales are insignificant sources of residential radon in the Kansas City area
Environmental and Engineering Geoscience 2000 6: 325-331. [Abstract] [PDF]  

Paul M. Santi, Jason E. Holschen, and Richard W. Stephenson

Improving elastic modulus measurements for rock based on geology
Environmental and Engineering Geoscience 2000 6: 333-346. [Abstract] [PDF]  

E. Bane Kroeger

The effects of water on planar features in compound slopes
Environmental and Engineering Geoscience 2000 6: 347-351. [Abstract] [PDF]  

Azm S. Al-Homoud

Geologic hazards of an embankment dam constructed across a major, active plate boundary fault
Environmental and Engineering Geoscience 2000 6: 353-382. [Abstract] [PDF]  

Colin J. Booth, Alan M. Curtiss, Philip J. Demaris, and Robert A. Bauer

Site-specific variation in the potentiometric response to subsidence above active longwall mining
Environmental and Engineering Geoscience 2000 6: 383-394. [Abstract] [PDF]  

Jeffrey P. Orient

Calculating equivalent radial distances for determination of transmissivity and storativity using drawdown data from a multiple pumping well systems
Environmental and Engineering Geoscience 2000 6: 395-401. [Abstract] [PDF]  

Atiye Tugrul and I. Halil Zarif

The influence of weathering on the geological and geomechanical characteristics of a sandstone in Istanbul, Turkey
Environmental and Engineering Geoscience 2000 6: 403-412. [Abstract] [PDF]  

Kyu H. Cho and Terry R. West

Stability of toppling blocks regarding pore pressure and unit weight
Environmental and Engineering Geoscience 2000 6: 413-416. [Abstract] [PDF]  

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