Coupling in poroelasticity and thermoelasticity

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The effect of the nanogranular nature of shale on their poroelastic behavior (2007, methodology): “The Gassmann‐ Berryman coupling parameter (52), which is used in reservoir engineering along with other derived results from Gassmann’s work [35] as tools for fluid identification, estimates the strength of the coupling between mechanical and hydraulic effects within the framework of poroelasticity ”
A fully coupled thermo-hydro-mechanical model for simulating multiphase flow, deformation and heat transfer in buffer material and rock masses (2010, background): “In the saturated state, @rs=@pg 1⁄4 0, and the values of @rs=@pl and @rs=@s are given in [67].”
Adsorption-induced coal swelling and stress: Implications for methane production and acid gas sequestration into coal seams (2007, background): “The pore volume strain increment dep can be expressed as [e.g., Zimmerman et al., 1986; Zimmerman, 2000 ]”