The 4th International Underground Research Laboratory (URL) Workshop

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Session II. European and North American Physics Laboratories and Experiments

Session I. Asia’s Deep Physics and Rock Mechanics Laboratories & World’s Long Baseline Experiments

Session IV: Networks and URL Inter-Disciplinary Underground Science and Technology Experiments

Session III: Contributions of Rock Mechanics to Radioactive Waste Disposal Evaluations

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Area-Specific URL for Geological Disposal in China

Astroparticle Physics European Consortium (APPEC) Activities • Progress in Multi-Disciplinary Studies in European Underground Labs

Comprehensive Monitoring of Rock behaviors in China CJPL-II Laboratory

Constructability and Value Engineering “Top Ten” Best Practices for Underground Laboratory Construction

Current Status of KURT and Its Experimental Research Programme

Geoscientific exploration of a candidate waste disposal site in rock salt

Hydro-Mechanical Experiments in Fault Zones in Shales and Carbonated Rocks

LSBB Underground Research Laboratory

Networked Mine Observatories – Benefits and Challenges

New Site for Physics China Jinping Underground Laboratory

ONKALO - Underground Rock Characterization Facility for In-Situ Testing

Planned SURF Detector Hall for DUNE

Rock Mechanics Associated with Deep and Large Excavations in China • Monitoring and Observations of Rock-bursts in JinPing Tunnels • Ongoing Studies of Rock Mechanics Laboratory in CJPL-II

Roles of URLs in Probing Controls on Induced Seismicity and Related Permeability Evolution

Sudbury Neutrino Observatory Laboratory (SNOLab)

The PARCLAY experiment at URL HADES in Mol, Belgium

Undeground Laboratory of Modane and the other three Underground Labs in Europe

URLs to Support Geo-Engineering Projects

Very Large Underground Detectors for Neutrino Physics and Nucleaon Decay Searches: Recent Discovery of Electron Neutrino Appearance from a Muon Neutrino Beam in T2K and Future Outlook for Discovery of CP Violation in the Lepton Sector

Welcome and Introduction

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10/05/2015

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