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Optimization of energy production system in the Dodecanese Islands
Renewable Energy, 2005Abstract The ongoing depletion of the fossil fuels and the dependency of the economies on them have made the need for new sources of energy more obvious. Renewable energy sources (RES) can ensure the sustainable development of the communities, and especially of those in which RES are in abundance.
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The Perspectives of Ecotourism Development in Small Islands of the South Dodecanese
Anatolia, 2001ABSTRACT The infeasibility of implementing an organized mass tourism model in the small islands of the South Dodecanese, due to their geomorphology and size, the local production structures and their geographical position may on the one hand minimize the danger of facing the adverse environmental, social and cultural consequences of the tourism ...
LEONIDAS MAROUDAS, ANNA KYRIAKAKI
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The Hospitallers Dodecanese Islands Before and During the 1522 Siege of Rhodes
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Fluid geochemistry of Nisyros island, Dodecanese, Greece
Journal of Volcanology and Geothermal Research, 1993Abstract Two distinct hydrothermal aquifers are present beneath the Lakki plain: (a) a deep aquifer, characterized by temperatures higher than 290°C and chloride-rich fluids: and (b) a shallow aquifer, with a chloride content close to that of sea water and temperatures in the range 170–255°C.
G. Chiodini +4 more
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21 A Precarious Offer: The Dodecanese Islands and Turkish Neutrality in the Second World War
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Volcanology and petrology of Nisyros Island (Dodecanese, Greece)
Bulletin Volcanologique, 1974Nisyros is a totally volcanic island located at the eastern limit of the quaternary calc-alkaline island arc system of the South Aegean Sea. Its age is rather young since K/Ar dating has given an age of 0.2 m.y. B.P. for one of the oldest outcropping products of this volcano. The volcanological evolution of Nisyros has tentatively been reconstructed as
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Environmental Pollution, 2013
This study presents the chemical composition of VOCs in air and gas discharges collected at Nisyros Island (Dodecanese Archipelago, Greece). The main goals are i) to discriminate between natural and anthropogenic VOC sources and ii) to evaluate their impact on local air quality. Up to 63 different VOCs were recognized and quantitatively determined in 6
TASSI, FRANCO +4 more
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This study presents the chemical composition of VOCs in air and gas discharges collected at Nisyros Island (Dodecanese Archipelago, Greece). The main goals are i) to discriminate between natural and anthropogenic VOC sources and ii) to evaluate their impact on local air quality. Up to 63 different VOCs were recognized and quantitatively determined in 6
TASSI, FRANCO +4 more
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Phytotaxa, 2022
This study aims to describe a new hybrid of Origanum, which occurs on Karpathos (Greece), by examining its morphology and molecular structure. Nuclear ribosomal DNA (ITS) data of the alleged hybrid specimens, and its putative parents, O. onites and O. vetteri, were examined.
CRISTINA CATTANEO +3 more
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This study aims to describe a new hybrid of Origanum, which occurs on Karpathos (Greece), by examining its morphology and molecular structure. Nuclear ribosomal DNA (ITS) data of the alleged hybrid specimens, and its putative parents, O. onites and O. vetteri, were examined.
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Italy’s Aegean Possession: The Dodecanese Islands, 1912–47
1997The Great Powers did not approve of Italy’s latest territorial acquisition. Britain and France in particular feared the consequences of the Dodecanese falling into the hands of Germany, Italy’s powerful ally.1 Close to both the Dardenelles and the Suez Canal, and within sight of Asia Minor, the Dodecanese were widely recognised as having much strategic
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