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   2001. Assessing Damage of Reinforced Concrete Beam Using “ b -value” Analysis of Acoustic Emission Signals. IS Colombo, IG Main, MC Forde. Journal of materials in civil engineering 15 (3), 280-286. , 2003. 615. 2003. Operational earthquake forecasting: State of knowledge and guidelines for utilization.

2. blogs.ed.ac.uk › imainIan Main’s personal web page - University of Edinburgh

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   Ian Main FRSE, FRSA, MAE, Professor of Seismology and Rock Physics. Research Ian is interested in the processes that lead up to catastrophic failure events, from earthquakes, rock fracture, and volcanic eruptions to failure of building materials and bridges, and in quantifying the resulting hazard. He is particularly interested in the ...

3. blogs.ed.ac.uk › imain › biographyBiography – Ian Main’s personal web page

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   • Qualifications
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   Ian has a BSc in Physics (University of St Andrews) an MSc (advanced course) in Geophysics (University of Durham) and a PhD in Seismology (University of Edinburgh) for a thesis entitled ‘Seismotectonics and seismic hazard’, supervised by Paul Burton of the BGS and Kenneth Creer at the University of Edinburgh.

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   Ian got his first taste for research from a Carnegie undergraduate summer scholarship in laser physics at the University of St Andrews, supervised by Malcolm Dunn. In the funding gap between completion of his masters dissertation and start of his PhD he worked part-time as a lecturer on Physics at the then Napier College, Edinburgh and as a freelan...

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   In addition to the roles outlined on the main page, Ian has also acted as a Member, Royal Society of Edinburgh Sectional committee in Earth Science and Chemistry; Co-Director, Edinburgh Collaborative of Subsurface Science and Engineering (ECOSSE); Board Member, Edinburgh Regional Partnership in Engineering and Mathematics (ERPem); Head of the Insti...

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   2023 ‘Approach to catastrophic failure in porous media: sound and x-ray vision’, 15th International Conference on Fracture, Atlanta GA, USA. 2022 ‘Avalanche dynamics in porous granular media: sound and vision’, Avalanche 2022 – Avalanche dynamics and precursors of catastrophic events, Debrecen, Hungary. 2022 ‘Evolution of deformation and micro-seis...

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   I still enjoy playing the guitar and singing in sessions in the old town or events around Scotland (somewhat cathartic after the Covid pandemic), or running (very slowly) around Edinburgh’s green spaces.

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   Ian G Main. We present a numerical model of rupture using a multiscale cellular automaton that captures key ingredients of the fracture growth process. We examine the structural properties of...

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   Overview of Research Interests. Summary. We live on a dynamic planet, whose upper layers respond in a brittle fashion to slow forcing from the underlying mantle. This takes the form of localised earthquake faulting on a large scale, and fracturing on a much smaller scale.

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   Ian G Main. Time-dependent brittle deformation is a fundamental and pervasive process operating in the Earth's upper crust. Its characterization is a pre-requisite to understanding and...

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   What research topics does Ian main work on?

   • Rock Physics: fluid flow in fractured media; fracture scaling; fluid-rock interactions during deformation; coupling of mechanical, chemical and hydraulic processes; time-dependent deformation. Dive into the research topics where Ian Main is active. These topic labels come from the works of this person. Together they form a unique fingerprint.

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   Who is Ian McMahon & what did he do?

   • Ian moderated the Nature website debate on earthquake prediction in 1999, and served as a member of the International commission on earthquake forecasting for civil protection, chaired by Tom Jordan, following the destructive earthquake in L’Aquila, Italy in 2009.

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   What happened to Ian McMahon?

   • Service Ian has just stepped down as Director of Research and ex officio member of the School of GeoSciences Policy and Resources Committee, and of the College of Science and Engineering Research Committee at the University of Edinburgh.

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   Who is Ian Bullerwell?

   • It’s peer-reviewed full report, including findings and recommendations, was published in 2011. This body of work work has generated significant Impact on society. Awards Ian gave the Bullerwell lecture in Geophysics in 1997, and was elected a fellow of the Royal Society of Edinburgh (RSE, Scotland’s National Academy) in 2009.

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8. www.research.ed.ac.uk › en › personsIan Main - University of Edinburgh Research Explorer

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   Ian Main. PROF. Personal Chair in Seismology and Rock Physics, School of Geosciences. https://orcid.org/0000-0001-7031-6746. Accepting PhD Students. PhD projects. Catastrophic failure in porous media: how and when? https://www.ed.ac.uk/geosciences/postgraduate/phd/programmes-supervisors/physical-sciences/phd-projects?item=855.