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Corthésy, R., Gill, D., Leite, M.-H., & He, G. (1999, August). Laboratory validation of the 3-D borehole slotter stress calculation model [Paper]. 9e Congrès international de mécanique des roches, Paris, FRA. Unavailable
Corthésy, R., He, G., Gill, D., & Leite, M.-H. (1999). A Stress Calculation Model for the 3D Borehole Slotter. International Journal of Rock Mechanics and Mining Sciences, 36(4), 493-508. External link
Corthésy, R., Leite, M.-H., Gill, D., He, G., & Germain, P. (1994, June). First application of the RPR method to field measurements [Paper]. 1st North American Rock Mechanics Symposium (NARMS), Austin, Texas. External link
Corthésy, R., Leite, M.-H., He, G., & Gill, D. (1994). The RPR method for the doorstopper technique: Four or six stress components from one or two boreholes. International Journal of Rock Mechanics and Mining Sciences & Geomechanics Abstracts, 31(5), 507-516. External link
He, G., Corthésy, R., Gill, D., Leite, M.-H., & Kanduth, H. Finite element analysis for the interpretation model of the 3D Borehole Slotter [Paper]. 3rd Canadian Conference Computer Applications in the Mining Industry (CAMI'95). Unavailable
