Subsurface Space. Environmental Protection · Low Cost Storage Energy Savings

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Inside Front Cover, Pages ii,iia
Front Matter, Page iii
Copyright, Page iv
Inside Front Cover, Page v
FOREWORD, Page xxv, S. Magnus Bergman
OFFICIAL DELEGATIONS, Pages xxvii-xxix
THE UNDERGROUND ARMATURE, Pages 3-6, M.B. Barker
FUTURE GROWTH OF LARGE CITIES AS RELATED TO THE POTENTIAL OF SUBSURFACE USE, Pages 7-16, B. Jansson
UNDERGROUND TRANSPORT IN URBAN AREAS: ADVANTAGES AND FUTURE PROSPECTS, Pages 17-29, L. Lupiac
UNDERGROUND SYSTEMS FOR PUBLIC UTILITIES, Pages 31-38, E. Isgård, J.G. Leeney
MULTIPLE USE OF CIVIL DEFENCE INSTALLATIONS: ECONOMIC, POLITICAL AND PRACTICAL ASPECTS, Pages 39-43, G. Öhman
WAREHOUSING CONCEPTS, Pages 47-51, K. Haganaes
UNDERGROUND STORAGE OF OIL AND GAS PRODUCTS, Pages 53-57, Y. Ignatius
OBSTACLES TO SUBSURFACE STORAGE OF OIL EXPERIENCE OF PROBLEMS AND OBSTACLES TO SUBSURFACE STORAGE ENCOUNTERED IN VARIOUS COUNTRIES, Pages 59-62, G. Jansson, L. Söderberg
THE KANSAS CITY UNDERGROUND EXPERIENCE, Pages 63-75, D.R. Woodard
POSSIBILITIES FOR ARCHIVES AND OTHER SAFE STORAGE UNDERGROUND, Pages 77-81, D.C. Hughes, V.J. Ryan
ENVIRONMENTAL AND OTHER INSURANCE ASPECTS OF UNDERGROUND STORAGE PROJECTS, Pages 83-86, C.A. Muller, E.M. de Saventhem, R.M. Aickin
GROUTING OF TUNNELS IN ORDER TO AVOID DETRIMENTAL GROUNDWATER LOWERING, Pages 89-95, N-E. Bruce, A. Hellgren, S. Bäckström
THE CHICAGOLAND TUNNEL AND RESERVOIR PLAN (TARP), Pages 97-104, F.E. Dalton, G.M. Kenny
SEWAGE TREATMENT PLANTS IN ROTTERDAM, Pages 105-110, Th.A. Feijen
HUMAN BEINGS UNDERGROUND, Pages 111-117, C. Fritzell, U. Ranhagen
ENGINEERING GEOLOGICAL PROBLEMS OF CELLARS AND CAVERNS UNDER HISTORICAL CENTRES OF TOWNS, Pages 119-126, M. Gálos, P. Kertész, I. Kürti
SUBSURFACE PUBLIC SPACE DESIGN ASPECTS, Pages 127-136, M. Granit, Å. Gyllensköld, P. Reimers, S. Lindblom, A. Pallarp, U. Samuelson
THE USE OF AN UNDERGROUND BOMB SHELTER AS ICE-HOCKEY RINKS, Pages 137-140, P. Holopainen, J. Oksanen
CONTROL DATA GOES UNDERGROUND TWO SOLUTIONS IN SUBSURFACE SPACE, Page 141, L.J. Jadwin, J.A. Fisher
THE METRO SYSTEM IN HELSINKI CENTRAL CITY AREA PROJECT, Pages 147-154, L. Lundström, E. Järviö, K. Kaitila
THE GROWTH AND PLANNING OF USE OF SUBSURFACE SPACE UNDER LONDON, ENGLAND, Pages 155-162, A.C. Lyons, B.L. Rubbers, D.R. Mead
INTERSECTION OF UNDERGROUND TERMINAL WITH SHAFT BULGE-OUT PROVIDED WITH SUPPORT IN ORDER TO YIELD STRAINS OF THE SURROUNDING ROCK DEMONSTRATED BY THE EXAMPLE SHAFT BULGE-OUT OF GENERAL BLUMENTHAL, Pages 163-168, B. Maidl
COMPUTER PROGRAMME FOR ROAD TUNNEL VENTILATION, Pages 169-173, T.-G. Malmström
CHICAGO SEWER SYSTEM TUNNELS AND SHAFTS: ROOSEVELT ROAD TO OGDEN AVENUE, Pages 175-178, T.F. Martin, W.C. Paschen
SUBSURFACE LOCATION OF A MAJOR WATER POLLUTION CONTROL PLANT PRESENTLY UNDER CONSTRUCTION IN THE OSLO AREA, Pages 179-184, F. Medbø, F. Løset
CHICAGO SEWER SYSTEM TUNNELS AND SHAFTS: ADDISON TO WILMETTE, Pages 185-189, E.O. Mixon, J.D. Kennedy, W.C. Paschen
FACTORS INFLUENCING THE POWER REQUIREMENTS FOR LIGHTING IN VEHICULAR TRAFFIC TUNNELS, Pages 191-194, B. Odemark
CHICAGO SEWER SYSTEM SHAFTS AND TUNNELS: DAMEN AVENUE TO ROOSEVELT ROAD, Pages 195-198, W.C. Paschen
UNDERGROUND BLASTING IN A CITY, Pages 199-206, A. Persson, R. Holmberg, G. Lande, B. Larsson
SPORTSHALLS AND SWIMMINGPOOLS IN ROCK IN THE OSLO REGION, Pages 207-216, J.A. Rygh
SUBSURFACE SPACE – A MUST FOR CALCUTTA, Pages 217-223, D.R. Sikka, J.M. Basu
LONG TERM EXPERIENCES FROM USE OF SUBSURFACE INSTALLATIONS AT THE SWEDISH CIVIL DEFENCE ADMINISTRATION, Pages 225-230, J. Tjörneryd
HOW CAN SOCIETY ENCOURAGE RELEVANT USE OF SUBSURFACE SPACE?, Pages 231-236, T. Winqvist
PEACETIME USE OF SUBSURFACE AIR—RAID SHELTERS IN FINLAND, Pages 237-242, M. Vuorela, K. Tervilä
BACTERIAL IMPAIRMENT OF WATER CURTAIN BETWEEN OIL STORAGE CAVERNS IN ROCK, Pages 245-250, T.F. Barbo, S.W. Danielsen
HYDROCARBON STORAGE IN CAVITIES LEACHED OUT OF SALT FORMATIONS, Pages 251-257, Ph. Boucly, J. Legreneur
STORING WATER IN ROCK CAVERNS IS SAFE AND CHEAP, Pages 259-266, E. Broch, L. Ødegaard
POLYTANK UNDERGROUND LIQUID STORAGE, Pages 267-272, I. Sagefors, Å. Calminder
UNDERGROUND STORAGE AND ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION, Pages 273-277, G. Fontan
TECHNICAL AND ECONOMIC CONSIDERATIONS ON THE CONSTRUCTION OF AN UNDERGROUND STORAGE FOR DRINKING WATER, Pages 279-284, R.G. Frota, C.A. Pesce, H. Okawa, L. Redaelli
SUBSURFACE SPACE FOR WASTE DISPOSAL AROUND KORBA, MADHYA PRADESH, INDIA, Pages 285-288, D.K. Ghosh
NATURAL CAVERN AND UNDERGROUND SPACE FOR CONTROLLING ENVIRONMENTAL HAZARDS IN CENTRAL INDIA, Pages 289-294, D.K. Ghosh
GEOTECHNICAL AND CONTAINMENT ASPECTS OF OIL STORAGE IN A LIMESTONE MINE, Pages 295-302, P.C. Kelsall, R.K. Dunham, R.D. Ellison
STUDY ON SEEPAGE FLOW THROUGH ROCK MASS SURROUNDING CAVERNS FOR PETROLEUM STORAGE, Pages 303-310, H. Komada, K. Nakagawa, Y. Kitahara, M. Hayashi
SUBTERRANEAN MUSEUMS, Pages 311-317, M. Kovač
CAVERN STORAGE OF HYDROCARBONS IN STRATIFIED SALT FORMATIONS, Pages 319-327, N. Lindemann
SOME REMARKS ON THEORETICAL SIMULATION MODELS IN SALT CAVERN CONSTRUCTION WITH REGARD TO THE EVALUATION OF DISCHARGE MEASUREMENTS, Pages 329-335, K.H. Lux, R.B. Rokahr
UNDERGROUND STORAGE AND POST PEAK ROCK BEHAVIOUR: APPLICATIONS TO DIFFICULT AND UNFAVOURABLE GEOLOGICAL CONDITIONS, Pages 337-342, V. Maury, B. Côme
LONG-TERM BEHAVIOR OF CRUDE AND DISTILLATE FUEL OIL STORED IN SALT CAVERNS, Pages 343-350, P. Niederhoff
SAND BUNKERS BLASTED OUT OF ROCK IN HELSINKI, Pages 351-358, J. Pöllä, P. Särkkä
HEAT TRANSFER THEORY OF REFRIGERATED WALLS IN SUBSURFACE COLD STORAGE, Pages 359-367, C. Qigao
REMARKS ON THE PRESENT STATUS OF SOLUTION-MINING TECHNOLOGICAL PLANNING OF STORAGE CAVERNS IN SALT AND THE PRACTICAL RESULTS ACHIEVED, Pages 369-375, P. Quast, S. Beckel
OPTIMIZATION CONSIDERATIONS FOR SOLUTION-MINED CAVERNS IN SALT, Pages 377-384, D.E. Shaw, R.E. Langston, R.D. Ellison
EXPLOSION IMPACTS IN UNDERGROUND CRUDE OIL STORAGE FACILITIES, Pages 385-392, D.E. Shaw, M.N. Plooster, R.D. Ellison
ROLE OF GROUNDWATER IN THE BEDROCK FOR UNDERGROUND OIL STORAGE: A HYDROLOGICAL CASE STUDY OF SMALL GRANITE ISLAND, Pages 393-400, J. Shimada, H. Momota, Y. Ono
THE USE OF TUNNEL SYSTEMS FOR STORAGE OF SEWAGE WATER, Pages 401-406, P. Stahre
GRAIN, SEED, FOOD STORAGE AND FARM MACHINERY MANUFACTURING TIE KANSAS CITY\'S USE OF UNDERGROUND SPACE TO THE U.S. AGRICULTURAL MIDWEST, Pages 407-414, T. Stauffer Sr.
A NEW APPROACH FOR LPG (PROPANE BUTANE) UNDERGROUND STORAGE IN LINED CAVERNS ABOVE THE WATER TABLE (MESILAT ZION, ISRAEL), Pages 415-421, J. Vered-Weiss, A. Flexer, B. Aisenstein, J. Tabary
URBAN SUBSURFACE USE IN DEVELOPING COUNTRIES, Pages 425-431, S. Cyon
TUNNELLING FOR FOOD AND ENERGY IN PERU, Pages 433-445, N. Ellström, P.O. Schilling
SELFREGULATING OIL STORAGE IN ROCK WITH MOBILE WATER BED, Pages 447-450, B.J. Guzina
THE TRAINING OF OPERATORS AND SERVICE PERSONNEL IN DEVELOPING COUNTRIES, Pages 451-458, K. Johansson
UNDERGROUND STORAGE OF WATER IN NATURAL AND ARTIFICIAL OPENINGS IN HARD ROCKS IN DEVELOPING COUNTRIES, Pages 459-466, I. Larssonz, K. Cederwall
EXPERIENCE FROM UNDERGROUND CONSTRUCTION ADAPTED TO LOCAL CONDITIONS IN DEVELOPING COUNTRIES, Pages 467-474, G. Pettersson
ECONOMICS OF STORAGE AND TYPES OF STORAGE IN UNDERGROUND FACILITIES FOR DEVELOPING COUNTRIES, Pages 475-479, V.J. Ryan, T. Sturdevant
DISTRIBUTION SYSTEMS IN ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AND MANAGEMENT IN NIGERIA, Pages 481-487, B.A. Adegbesan, A.A. Olukoya
BUILDING SYSTEMS AND POSSIBILITIES FOR ENERGY CONSERVATION BY EXTENDED USE OF SUBSURFACE SPACE, Pages 491-497, J.P. Millhone
DISTRICT HEATING - PRODUCTION, STORAGE AND DISTRIBUTION OF HEAT UNDERGROUND - AN ECONOMICAL METHOD OF BETTER UTILIZATION OF ENERGY AVAILABLE AND PROTECTION OF THE ENVIRONMENT, Pages 499-507, L. Koskelainen, H. Hiidenpalo, T. Linna
UTILIZATION OF UNDERGROUND FOR SOLAR AND WASTE HEAT STORAGE, Pages 509-514, U. Lindblom
NUCLEAR POWER PLANTS UNDERGROUND, Pages 515-526, T. Lindbo, R.C. Oberth
THE U.S. NATIONAL WASTE TERMINAL STORAGE PROGRAM: TECHNOLOGICAL ACCOMPLISHMENTS AND FUTURE PLANS, Pages 527-532, P.L. Hofmann
PUMPED STORAGE HYDROLECTRIC PLANTS WITH UNDERGROUND LOWER RESERVOIRS, Pages 535-542, R.D. Allen, C.A. Blomquist, G.C. Chang, A. Ferreira, P.A. Thompson
Proposed Swedish R&D Program for ENERGY STORAGE IN THE GROUND AND BOTTOM SEDIMENTS, Pages 543-551, H. Altmann, J.G. Holmberg
APPLICATION OF Q-SYSTEM IN DESIGN DECISIONS CONCERNING DIMENSIONS AND APPROPRIATE SUPPORT FOR UNDERGROUND INSTALLATIONS, Pages 553-561, N. Barton, F. Løset, R. Lien, J. Lunde
TWO-PHASE FLOW THROUGH ROCK FRACTURES, Pages 563-569,570a-570c, W.F. Bawden, J-C. Roegiers
THE AVESTA PROJECT: A TEST PLANT FOR STORGE OF HEATED WATER IN ROCK CAVERNS, Pages 571-578, S. Bjurström, P.O. Karlsson, J. Martna
UNDERGROUND COMPRESSED AIR ENERGY STORAGE FOR ELECTRIC UTILITIES, Pages 579-585, G.C. Chang, P.A. Thompson, R.D. Allen, W.V. Loscutoff
WATER-ROCK INTERACTION PROBLEMS WHEN STORING AND DISTRIBUTING HOT WATER IN UNLINED ROCK TUNNELS AND CAVERNS, Pages 587-592, T.J.P. Claesson, B.S.H. Ronge
COMPRESSED-AIR STORAGE CAVERNS AT HUNTORF, Pages 593-600, F. Crotogino, P. Quast
ENERGY ECONOMY IN SPORTS HALLS AND SWIMMING POOLS IN ROCK, Pages 601-607, M. Dørum
HEAT STORAGE IN AQUIFERS, Pages 609-613, C. Gedda, H. Hydén, C. Voss
A SYNOPSIS OF STABILITY AND DESIGN CRITERIA FOR CAES AND UPHS IN HARD ROCK CAVERNS, Pages 615-622, P.F. Gnirk, A.F. Fossum
IN SITU STRESS AND ROCK THERMAL PROPERTIES IN UNDERGROUND NUCLEAR PLANT DESIGN, Pages 623-631, B.C. Haimson, C.F. Lee
DISTRICT HEAT TRANSMISSION TUNNEL NAANTALI - TURKU, Pages 633-637, R. Hiekkanen, P. Oksman
THE ENERGY CONSUMPTION OF AN EARTH-SHELTERED DWELLING IN SCANDANAVIA, Pages 639-646, H. Hyden, T. Winqvist
SOME CONSIDERATION ON THE NUMERICAL ANALYSIS METHOD FOR ESTIMATING FREEZING BEHAVIOUR OF THE GROUND IN THE NEIGHBORHOOD OF LNG INGROUND TANK, Pages 647-654, H. Ito, M. Hayashi, Y. Kitahara
COMPRESSED AIR ENERGY STORAGE ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACTS OF BRINE INJECTION, Pages 655-663, Y.S. Kim, R.J. Watters, J.E. Schneider
ROCK BEHAVIOR OF UNDERGROUND CAVERN WITH THE STORAGE OF CRYOGENIC LIQUIFIED GAS, Pages 665-671, M. Kuriyagawa, I. Matsunaga, N. Kinoshita, K. Hibi
POTENTIAL FOR THE UNDERGROUND MINING OF OIL SANDS IN CANADA, Pages 673-681, K.E. Mathews
DESIGN AND COST STUDIES OF ANNULAR TUNNELS FOR SUPERCONDUCTIVE ENERGY STORAGE, Pages 683-690, T.G. McCusker, G.E. Korbin
UNDERGROUND HYDRO-ELECTRIC POWER STATIONS IN NORWAY, Pages 691-699, Ø. Myrset
UNDERGROUND SITING OF A CANDU NUCLEAR POWER STATION, Pages 701-711, R.C. Oberth, C.F. Lee
CLASSIFICATION OF SOME WISCONSIN ROCKS FOR THE DESIGN OF UNDERGROUND SUPERCONDUCTIVE ENERGY STORAGE, Pages 713-720, P.R. La Pointe, B.C. Haimson
ENERGY STORAGE IN AQUIFERS, Pages 721-729, R.E. Skjei, M.J. King, D.H. Stewart
ENERGY USE EFFECTIVENESS & COSTS COMPARED BETWEEN SURFACE & SUBSURFACE FACILITIES, Pages 731-736, T. Stauffer Sr.
EARTH SHELTERED BUILDINGS: CONSTRUCTION ACTIVITY AND RESEARCH IN THE U.S., Pages 737-745, R.L. Sterling
FIELD EXPERIMENT AND ASSESSMENT CONCERNING CONTAINMENT OF GASEOUS FISSION PRODUCTS AT UNDERGROUND NUCLEAR POWER PLANT, Pages 747-754, K. Tanaka, Y. Ichikawa, H. Shimizu, I. Makino
LOW-FREQUENCY CYCLIC LOADING EFFECTS ON ROCKSALT, Pages 755-761, R.L. Thoms, M. Nathany, R. Gehle
“OIL MINE” — SUBAQUEOUS OPERATION OF OIL AND GAS FIELDS, Pages 763-769, I. Torblaa, T. Hübertz, K. Garshol
ENERGY STORAGE IN AQUIFERS: A SURVEY OF RECENT THEORETICAL STUDIES, Pages 771-778, Chin Fu Tsang, J. Claeson
HARD ROCK CAVERNS FOR UNDERGROUND PUMPED HYDROELECTRIC AND COMPRESSED AIR ENERGY STORAGE, Pages 779-788, C. Willett, R.H. Curtis
WP-CAVE - A NEW CONCEPT FOR UNDERGROUND HIGH-LEVEL NUCLEAR WASTE REPOSITORY, Pages 791-800, B.Å. Åkesson, S.G.A. Bergman, K.I. Sagefors
THERMOMECHANICAL EFFECTS AND STABILITY PROBLEMS DUE TO NUCLEAR WASTE DISPOSAL IN SALT ROCK, Pages 801-809, H. Albrecht, M. Langer, M. Wallner
CONCEPTUAL DESIGN OF STABLE GALLERIES IN DEEP ORE FORMATION FOR THE SAFE DISPOSAL OF LAW AND DECOMMISSIONING WASTES FROM NUCLEAR POWER STATIONS IN THE FEDERAL REPUBLIC OF GERMANY, Pages 811-817, W. Brewitz, G. Gommlich, K. RABSILBER
THE STRIPA PROJECT: A MULTILATERAL PROJECT IN THE MANAGEMENT OF RADIOACTIVE WASTE STORAGE, Pages 819-828, H. Carlsson
PREDICTED AND MEASURED TEMPERATURES, DISPLACEMENTS AND STRESSES FROM THE STRIPA HEATER EXPERIMENTS, Pages 829-837, T. Chan, M. Hood, P.A. Witherspoon
THE ALMA PROJECT: FINAL REPOSITORY FOR LOW-LEVEL WASTE IN SWEDEN. A PRELIMINARY STUDY OF DESIGN AND FUNCTION, Pages 839-846, O. Degerman
THE WASTE ISOLATION PILOT PLANT (WIPP) IN CARLSBAD, NEW MEXICO, Pages 847-855, P. Frobenius
HYDROGEOLOGICAL AND GEOCHEMICAL CHARACTERISTICS OF THE STRIPA SITE, Pages 857-864, J.E. Gale, P. Fritz, P.A. Witherspoon, J. Barker, C. Wilson
AN OVERVIEW OF GEOLOGIC DISPOSAL OF RADIOACTIVE WASTES, Pages 865-872, P.F. Gnirk, W.C. McClain
INTERNATIONAL INVESTIGATIONS OF GEOLOGIC MEDIA FOR THE SUBSURFACE DISPOSAL OF RADIOACTIVE WASTES, Pages 873-880, S. Gonzales
AN UNDERGROUND STORAGE FOR SPENT NUCLEAR FUEL IN SWEDEN, Pages 881-888, B. Gustafsson, T. Hedman, H. Larsson
UNDERGROUND STORAGE OF NUCLEAR WASTE IN SWITZERLAND, Pages 889-896, M. Gysel, J. Gassmann
A COMMERCIAL NUCLEAR WASTE REPOSITORY IN BASALT, Pages 897-903, M.P. Hardy, J.G. Patricio, W.H. Heley
GEOLOGIC CHARACTERISATIONS AND THEIR OPTIMISATION FOR PURPOSES OF NUCLEAR WASTE ISOLATION, Pages 905-911, T.R. Harper, J.S. Szymanski
INTERPRETATION OF LOW ALTITUDE AIRBORN MAGNETIC AND VLF MEASUREMENTS FOR IDENTIFICATION OF FRACTURE ZONES, Pages 913-918, H. Henkel, L. Eriksson
MINING TECHNOLOGY DEVELOPMENT FOR HARD ROCK EXCAVATION, Pages 919-926, W. Hustrulid, R. Cudnick, R. Trent, R. Holmberg, P.E. Sperry, R. Hutchinson, P. Rosasco
STATE-OF-THE-ART REVIEW OF ROCK MECHANICS TECHNIQUES FOR MEASUREMENT OF STRESS, DISPLACEMENT AND STRAIN, Pages 927-942, M.M. Lemcoe, H. Pratt, Wm. Grams
STABILITY OF DIFFERENT ROOM LAYOUTS IN ROCK SALT, Pages 943-947, H.D.S. Miller, R.K. Dunham
INVENTORY OF EXISTING ROCK OPENINGS FOR THE DISPOSAL OF NUCLEAR WASTES, Pages 949-954, H. Niini, P. Holopainen
CONDENSED VERSION OF THE SWEDISH KBS CONCEPTS REGARDING FINAL STORAGE OF HIGH LEVEL RADIOACTIVE WASTE AND SPENT FUEL, Pages 955-961, L.B. Nilsson
PREPARATORY GEOTECHNICAL INVESTIGATION FOR THE SELECTION OF A RADIOACTIVE WASTE REPOSITORY IN CRYSTALLINE FORMATIONS IN AUSTRIA, Pages 963-967, F. Oszuszky, A. Szeless
A CROSS-HOLE SEISMIC INVESTIGATION OF A ROCK MASS, Pages 969-976, B.N.P. Paulsson, M.S. King
METHOD TO REDUCE THE GROUNDWATER FLOW AROUND A SUBSURFACE STORGE OF NUCLEAR WASTE, Pages 977-982, E. Reinius
THERMAL EFFECTS ON GROUNDWATER FLOW AROUND A RADIOACTIVE WASTE DEPOSITORY IN HARD ROCK, Pages 983-988, P.C. Robinson, D.P. Hodgkinson, J. Rae
DESIGN REQUIREMENTS AND CONCEPTS FOR PENETRATION SEALS AT DEEP GEOLOGIC WASTE REPOSITORIES A PROGRESS REPORT, Pages 989-996, D.K. Shukla, D.E. Stephenson, C.R. Chabannes, R.D. Ellison
ASSESSMENT OF THE FUTURE EVOLTUION OF GEOLOGIC SYSTEMS INTENDED FOR THE DEVELOPMENT OF A NUCLEAR WASTE REPOSITORY, Pages 997-1005, J.S. Szymanski, T.R. Harper
OFFICIAL OPENING, Page 1009, H.M. King Carl XVI Gustaf
ADDRESS, Pages 1011-1012, H.E. Dr Kurt Waldheim, Howard Brand
ADDRESS, Pages 1013-1014, Nils G. Åsling
THE SIGNIFICANCE OF ROCKSTORE 80 FOR THE INDIVIDUAL CITIZEN, Pages 1015-1018, Hans Christian Fischer
INTRODUCTION, Pages 1021-1023, Alan Muir Wood
SUBSURFACE CONSTRUCTION AND MAINTENANCE TECHNIQUES IN CITIES. SPECIFIC PROBLEMS IN HARDROCK AND IN SOFTGROUND, Pages 1025-1042, U.F. Beichmann, H.P.S. van Lohuizen
LEGAL ASPECTS OF USING SUBSURFACE SPACE, Pages 1043-1045, W.A. Thomas
CONCLUDING REMARKS, Pages 1047-1048, H.P.S. van Lohuizen
OPENING ADDRESS, Page 1051, P.N. Neto
INTRODUCTION, Pages 1053-1054, A.M. Muir Wood
GLOBAL ASPECTS, Pages 1055-1056, H.P.S. van Lohuizen
FINLAND, Pages 1059-1060, Mikko Mansikka
THE FEDERAL REPUBLIC OF GERMANY, Pages 1061-1071, D. Meister, G. Girnau
FRANCE, Pages 1073-1077, A.C. Lacoste, P. Berest
ISRAEL, Pages 1079-1082, J. Vered-Weiss, A. Flexer
JAPAN: Japanese Tunnelling Association, Pages 1083-1104
SPAIN, Pages 1105-1109
SWEDEN, Pages 1111-1125
DISCUSSION REPORT, Pages 1127-1129, Björn Hamilton
CONCLUDING REMARKS, Page 1131, P.N. Neto
INTRODUCTION, Page 1135, C. Fairhurst
GEOLOGICAL OPPORTUNITIES AND CONSTRAINTS ON THE USE OF UNDERGROUND SPACE, Pages 1137-1140, M.S. Walton, C-O. Morfeldt
THE LEGISLATOR\'S ROLE IN DEVELOPING UNDERGROUND SPACE RESOURCES, Pages 1141-1143, R. Searle
CONCLUDING REMARKS, Page 1145, K. Hakalehto
OPENING ADDRESS, Page 1149, G. Danell
INTRODUCTION, Pages 1151-1152, C. Fairhurst
GLOBAL REMARKS, Pages 1153-1155, K. Hakalehto
CHINA, Pages 1159-1160, Chen Qigao, Yang Rongjie, Ling Tianquan
EGYPT, Page 1161, H. Tantawy
FEDERAL REPUBLIC OF GERMANY, Pages 1163-1165, H. Albrecht
GERMAN DEMOCRATIC REPUBLIC, Pages 1167-1172
HUNGARY, Pages 1173-1186, Sándor Tompa and Imre Antal
SWEDEN, Pages 1187-1199
COMMENT, Page 1201, P. Berest
SHARING DESIGNS, ANALYSING BENEFITS: THE APPLICATION OF UNDERGROUND STORAGE TECHNOLOGY—DISCUSSION REPORT, Pages 1203-1206, L. Roberts
CONCLUDING REMARKS, Page 1207, K. Hakalehto, Charles Fairhurst
INTRODUCTION, Page 1210, V. Hveding
ENERGY TECHNOLOGY IN SUBSURFACE SPACE, Pages 1213-1221, T.R. Gerholm
CONCLUDING REMARKS, Page 1223, S.A. Hultin
OPENING ADDRESS, Page 1227, O. Rainer
INTRODUCTION, Page 1229, V. Hveding
GLOBAL ASPECTS, Page 1231, S.A. Hultin
FINLAND, Pages 1235-1237, Seppo Silvonen
FEDERAL REPUBLIC OF GERMANY, Pages 1239-1243, M. Langer
ITALY, Pages 1245-1253, Paolo Bertacchi
SWEDEN, Pages 1255-1264
UNITED KINGDOM, Pages 1265-1268, J.K. Linacre
SUBSURFACE SPACE FOR INCREASED ENERGY EFFICIENCY. DISCUSSION REPORT, Pages 1269-1271, M. Bergman
CONCLUDING REMARKS, Pages 1273-1274, E. Willis
ADDRESS, Pages 1277-1278, Gunnar Jarring
ADDRESS ON BEHALF OF THE UNITED NATIONS, Pages 1279-1280, Howard Brand
ADDRESS ON BEHALF OF THE INTERNATIONAL TUNNELLING ASSOCIATION, Pages 1281-1282, A.M. Muir Wood
ADDRESS ON BEHALF OF THE INTERNATIONAL SOCIETY FOR ROCK MECHANICS, Pages 1283-1284, Walter Wittke
ADDRESS ON BEHALF OF THE INTERNATIONAL ASSOCIATION OF ENGINEERING GEOLOGY, Page 1285, M. Langer
SPONTANEOUS STATEMENTS BY OFFICIAL DELEGATIONS FROM USA, FINLAND, FR GERMANY AND HUNGARY, Page 1287
AMERICAN UNDERGROUND SPACE ASSOCIATION, Page 1288, Richard Wasatka
FINNISH DELEGATION, Page 1289
WEST GERMAN DELEGATION, Page 1290, Dr.H. Albrecht
HUNGARIAN DELEGATION, Pages 1291-1292
CONCLUDING REMARKS, Page 1293, Birger Jansson, Gunnar Jarring
INTRODUCTION, Pages 1297-1299, M.A. Kanji
DISCUSSIONS, Pages 1301-1309
CONCLUDING REMARKS, Page 1311, M.A. Kanji, Sven Evteev
INTRODUCTION, Pages 1315-1316, O. Stephansson
DISCUSSIONS, Pages 1317-1324
NUCLIDE TRANSPORT MODELS - A STEP TOWARDS RELEVANT FIELD TESTING, Pages 1325-1329, J.H. Black
EXPERIMENTAL PROGRAM DURING THE CONSTRUCTION OF AN UNDERGROUND LABORATORY IN A PLASTIC CLAY LAYER AT 215 M DEPTH, Pages 1331-1337, R. Funcken, R. Heremans, P. Manfroy, M. Mayence, R. Vanhaelewyn
INTERNATIONAL INVESTIGATIONS OF GEOLOGIC MEDIA FOR THE DISPOSAL OF RADIOACTIVE WASTES, Pages 1339-1344, S. Gonzales, K.S. Johnson
A PERSPECTIVE OF GEOLOGICAL CHARACTERIZATIONS REQUIRED FOR SUBSURFACE NUCLEAR WASTE DISPOSAL, Pages 1345-1352, T.R. Harper, J.S. Szymanski
THE SPENT FUEL TEST PROJECT. CLIMAX GRANITIC STOCK, NEVADA TEST SITE, Pages 1353-1355, L.D. Ramspott
MICROFRACTOGRAPHIC STUDY OF HEATED AND NON-HEATED STRIPA GRANITE, Pages 1357-1368, M. Montoto, L. Montoto, K. Roshoff, B. Leijon
CONCLUDING REMARKS, Page 1369, O. Stephansson
INTRODUCTION, Page 1373, E. Cording
DISCUSSIONS, Pages 1375-1376
SUMMING-UP, Pages 1377-1378, G. Girnau
INTRODUCTION, Pages 1381-1385, E. Broch
DISCUSSIONS, Pages 1387-1388
SUMMING-UP, Page 1389, J.G. Leeney
INTRODUCTION, Page 1393, T. Brekke
DISCUSSIONS, Pages 1395-1397
SUMMING-UP, Pages 1399-1400, P. Londe
AUTHOR INDEX, Pages 1401-1403
SUBJECT INDEX, Pages 1405-1409