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Engineering Geology 43 (1996) 325-326 Contents Volume 43 (1996) Opinion papers A hermeneutic reading of the seismic record: improbable probabilities? D.H. Speidel Individual faults can’t produce a Gutenberg-Richter earthquake recurrence R.B. Hofmann Research papers Examination of methods for evaluating remining a mine waste site. Part I. Geostatistical characterization methodology M.L. Smith and R.E. Williams Examination of methods for evaluating remining a mine waste site. Part II. Indicator kriging for selective remediation M.L. Smith and R.E. Williams Thixotropic behavior during shear of a fine-grained mud from Eastern Canada D. Perret, J. Locat and P. Martignoni Evolution and origin of the ground fissures in Xian, China C.F. Lee, J.M. Zhang and Y.X. Zhang A suggested solution to the blind zone problem in shallow exploration surveys J.S. Kuma and F.T. Suorineni Landslide research in the South Wales coalfield S.P. Bentley and H.J. Siddle Book review Fundamentals of Earthquake Prediction, by Lomnitz and Cinna A.W. Hatheway Special Issue: Fault Activity and Earthquake Proof Design Y. Kanaori and K. Watanabe Research papers Analysis of strong motion records form the South Hyogo earthquake of January 17, 1995 F. Oka, M. Sugito, A. Yashima, Y. Taguchi, K. Sekiguchi Earthquake-related ground motion and groundwater pressure change at the Kamaishi Mine I. Shimizu, H. Osawa, T. Seo, S. Yasuike, S. Sasaki Fault movement and its impact on ground deformations and engineering structures L.E. Vallejo, M. Shettima The 1995 7.2 magnitude Kobe earthquake and the Arima-Takatsuki tectonic line: implications of the seismic risk for central Japan Y. Kanaori, S.-ichi Kawakami The 1995 Kobe earthquake and problems of evaluation of active faults in Japan S. Toda, R. Hataya, S. Abe, K. Miyakoshi Modeling of the interaction between destructive inland earthquakes and large off coast earthquakes in central and south-west Japan M. Matsuzaki, S.-ichi Kawakami, Y. Kanaori, K. Yairi A new opportunity to detect paleo-earthquake events dating back to the past 10 millennia: a record from lacustrine sediment S.-ichi Kawakami, H. Fukusawa, Y. Kanaori Seismotectonic environment and design basis earthquake for the Darlington nuclear power station Direct ESR dating of fault gouge using clay minerals and the assessment of fault activity We IMME Sosa ce scaviagdcsasah enced cxstda ‘anos’ vas aondsecaciea Maa as Sot T=s Sade nd ace hcade Cu dacn Sica dkGacaa des sa qeddasvadsnedpasucsadiaactducecsscesisicnoenoneses 201 Injection veins of crushing-originated pseudotachylyte and fault gouge formed during seismic faulting 326 Contents Volume 42 (1995) 303-304 Research papers Porewater pressure increases in soil and rock from underground chemical and nuclear explosions W.A. Charlie, G.E. Veyera, D.S. Durnford, D.O. Doehring Landslide hazard and risk assessment mapping of mountainous terrains — a case study from Kumaun Himalaya, India R. Anbalagan, B. Singh Application of a fluorescent technique to the study of the weathering process T. Nishiyama, H. Kusuda Estimates of future impacts of degrading streams in the deep loess soil region of western Iowa on private and public infrastructure costs L.L. Morris, M.J. McVey, R.A. Lohnes, C.P. Baumel Role of apparent cohesion in the stability of Dominican allophane soil slopes Fractal analysis of the fabric changes in a consolidating clay L.E. Vallejo Use of landslides for paleoseismic analysis PRIN WUUD enicciscsniceckccssoscnonsssdvcovsinsousebeduesuaispulssndissteseasepasessGisces'sivesbeubenh seceadencssiasvexnteusndswsucsesdcedéxadutitotesesessiveasoradeusetheaphttugiveticks 291 Contents Volume 43 (1996)