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Review Article
Review of the Geological Strength Index (GSI) as an Empirical Classification and Rock Mass Property Estimation Tool: Origination, Modifications, Applications, and Limitations
Table 2
Empirical models for rock mass deformation modulus.
S. no
Empirical model
Unit
Name of the researcher
Parameters
Year
References
Equation no.
1
,
,
GPa
Sonmez et al.
Ei
, GSI,
s
, and
a
2004
[
86
]
(24)
2
for
GPa
Hoek et al.
GSI,
D
, and
2002
[
78
]
(25)
3
for
GPa
Hoek et al.
GSI,
D
, and
2002
[
78
]
(26)
5
MPa
Hoek and Diederichs
GSI,
D
, and
Ei
2006
[
77
]
(27)
6
MPa
Hoek and Diederichs
GSI and
D
2006
[
77
]
(28)
7
GPa
Ván and Vasarhelyi
GSI,
Ei
, and
A
2010
[
87
]
(29)
8
GPa
Beiki et al.
GSI and
2010
[
88
]
(30)
9
for
GPa
Palmström and Singh
and GSI
1998
[
89
]
(31)
10
,
where
GPa
Sonmez et al.
Ei
, GSI, and
s
2004
[
59
]
(32)
11
GPa
Majdi et al.
GSI
2012
[
90
]
(33)
12
GPa
Majdi et al.
GSI
2012
[
90
]
(34)