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Berit Ina Schwichtenberg

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15Publications signalées
6Citations signalées
1Affiliations récentes

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Rock Mechanics and ModelingSoil and Unsaturated FlowGroundwater flow and contamination studiesearthquake and tectonic studiesGeological and Geochemical Analysis

Les publications récentes

Accès ouvert 2026 conference-abstract OpenAlex

Probing active deformation - Fault healing through the lens of 4D operando imaging

Berit Ina Schwichtenberg, Florian Fusseis, Eranga Jayawickrama, Benoit Jérome Bertrand Cordonnier et autres

Direct observations of geological processes are often limited by available observation time, the spatial resolution of imaging techniques or the accessibility of active sites. These limitations also apply to fault healing, whereby faults progressively regain strength throughout the interseismic phase of the …

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Accès ouvert 2026 conference-abstract OpenAlex

Recent Developments in 4D X-ray Tomography for Real-Time Observation of Fault Slip and Gouge Evolution

Eranga Jayawickrama, Nick Harpers, Berit Ina Schwichtenberg, Andrew J Bell et autres

The properties of fault slip surfaces, gouge characteristics, and fluid-rock reactions are tightly coupled and control earthquake mechanics. To visualise and quantify the role of this coupling, we have developed a new operando imaging approach that allows the documentation of fast direct-shear …

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Accès ouvert 2025 conference-abstract OpenAlex

Unravelling cyclic fault healing in carbonates: A natural example for the interaction of mechanical and fluid-mediated processes

Berit Ina Schwichtenberg, Alfons Berger, Marco Herwegh, Christoph Eckart Schrank et autres

During the interseismic phase, faults regain frictional strength through a process commonly referred to as fault healing. Key mechanisms include contact welding by dissolution-precipitation creep and cementation by mineral precipitation in fluid-rich environments. While much research has focused on experimental investigations of …

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Accès ouvert 2024 conference-abstract OpenAlex

Paleo-seismic and aseismic processes and the role of fluids recorded in an exhumed carbonate fault

Berit Ina Schwichtenberg, Marco Herwegh, Alfons Berger, Christoph Eckart Schrank et autres

Worldwide, fault zones in carbonates regularly host medium to large earthquakes including recent ones in the Mediterranean and Middle East. In addition to that, faults can control fluid flow by either acting as a conduit or seal for fluid pathways and should …

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Accès ouvert 2023 conference-abstract OpenAlex

Long-term viscous creep versus short-term brittle/plastic deformation in the seismogenic zone - the microstructural record of cherts from Mount Diablo, California

Berit Ina Schwichtenberg, Sara Wassmann, Bernhard Stöckhert

Exhumed metamorphic rocks from fossil subduction zones represent a unique source of information on the microscale deformation mechanisms and stress history within the seismogenic domain in subduction zones. Microstructural analysis of these rocks yields insight into processes operating on length and time …

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Accès ouvert 2022 article OpenAlex

Biotite supports long-range diffusive transport in dissolution–precipitation creep in halite through small porosity fluctuations

Berit Ina Schwichtenberg, Florian Fußeis, Ian B. Butler, Edward Andò

Phyllosilicates are generally regarded to have a reinforcing effect on chemical compaction by dissolution–precipitation creep (DPC) and thereby influence the evolution of hydraulic rock properties relevant to groundwater resources and geological repositories as well as fossil fuel reservoirs. We conducted oedometric compaction …

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5 citations Solid Earth
Accès ouvert 2021 peer-review OpenAlex

Reply on RC2

Berit Ina Schwichtenberg

Phyllosilicates are generally regarded to have a reinforcing effect on chemical compaction by dissolution–precipitation creep (DPC) and thereby influence the evolution of hydraulic rock properties relevant to groundwater resources and geological repositories as well as fossil fuel reservoirs. We conducted oedometric compaction …

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Accès ouvert 2021 peer-review OpenAlex

Reply on RC3

Berit Ina Schwichtenberg

Phyllosilicates are generally regarded to have a reinforcing effect on chemical compaction by dissolution–precipitation creep (DPC) and thereby influence the evolution of hydraulic rock properties relevant to groundwater resources and geological repositories as well as fossil fuel reservoirs. We conducted oedometric compaction …

gb (code pays fourni par la source)

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Accès ouvert 2021 peer-review OpenAlex

Reply on RC1

Berit Ina Schwichtenberg

Phyllosilicates are generally regarded to have a reinforcing effect on chemical compaction by dissolution–precipitation creep (DPC) and thereby influence the evolution of hydraulic rock properties relevant to groundwater resources and geological repositories as well as fossil fuel reservoirs. We conducted oedometric compaction …

gb (code pays fourni par la source)

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Accès ouvert 2021 peer-review OpenAlex

Comment on se-2021-83

Berit Ina Schwichtenberg, Florian Fußeis, Ian B. Butler, Edward AndÃ

Phyllosilicates are generally regarded to have a reinforcing effect on chemical compaction by dissolution–precipitation creep (DPC) and thereby influence the evolution of hydraulic rock properties relevant to groundwater resources and geological repositories as well as fossil fuel reservoirs. We conducted oedometric compaction …

gb, fr (code pays fourni par la source)

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Accès ouvert 2021 peer-review OpenAlex

Comment on se-2021-83

Berit Ina Schwichtenberg, Florian Fußeis, Ian B. Butler, Edward AndÃ

Phyllosilicates are generally regarded to have a reinforcing effect on chemical compaction by dissolution–precipitation creep (DPC) and thereby influence the evolution of hydraulic rock properties relevant to groundwater resources and geological repositories as well as fossil fuel reservoirs. We conducted oedometric compaction …

gb, fr (code pays fourni par la source)

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Accès ouvert 2021 preprint OpenAlex

Biotite supports long-range diffusive transport in dissolution-precipitation creep in halite

Berit Ina Schwichtenberg, Florian Fußeis, Ian B. Butler, Edward Andò

Abstract. Phyllosilicates are generally regarded to have a reinforcing effect on chemical compaction by dissolution-precipitation creep (DPC) and thereby influence the evolution of hydraulic rock properties relevant to groundwater resources, geological repositories as well as fossil fuel reservoirs. We conducted oedometric compaction …

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