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Mariam A. Amer, Pradeep Rajan, Sherif Mehanny, Arkadiusz Artyszak and Mohamed A. A. Ahmed
Background: Recently, there has been a growing demand for the mechanization of flower harvesting to enhance harvesting efficiency. Therefore, the purpose of the current research was to design a jasmine flower automated picker system (JFAPS). The picking ...
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Kevin C. Hill, Gareth T. Cooper, Agnes Pokondepa, Peter Essy, Thiwaporn Phonsit and Mark Haydon
The Porgera Transfer Zone (PTZ) is a major crustal and probably lithospheric structure across Papua New Guinea recording >50 km offset of ophiolites and very different patterns of geology and topography on either side. In the Late Jurassic, the PTZ proba...
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Romain Robert, Pauline Souloumiac, Philippe Robion and Christian David
Knowledge of the paleo-stress distribution is crucial to understand the fracture set up and orientations during the tectonic evolution of a basin, and thus the corresponding fluid flow patterns in a reservoir. This study aims to predict the main stress o...
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Fernando Lebinson,Martín Turienzo,Natalia Sánchez,Vanesa Araujo,María Celeste D?Annunzio,Luis Dimieri
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The Agrio fold and thrust belt is a thick-skinned orogenic belt developed since Late Cretaceous in response to the convergence between the Nazca and South American plates. The integration of new structural field data and seismic line interpretation allow...
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Stella M. Moreiras,Laura B. Giambiagi,Silvana Spagnotto,Silvina Nacif,Jose Mescua,Rafael Toural Dapoza
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Current active front of the Central Andes comprises part of the western piedmont of the city of Mendoza, where more than 800,000 people are established. Despite this, a comprehensive study of active faults mainly as potential seismogenic sources is lacki...
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O. Adrian Pfiffner and Laura Gonzalez
Based on the structural style and physiographic criteria, the Central Andes of Peru can be divided into segments running parallel to the Pacific coast. The westernmost segment, the Coastal Belt, consists of a Late Jurassic?Cretaceous volcanic arc sequenc...
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