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Hydrothermal alteration on dolomitic marble in a hypogenic karst in Macedonia
The Mariovo basin in North Macedonia is an important karst area in the Balkans, home to dolomite and calcite marble formations. The Melnica Pestera hypogene karst proves a hydrothermal driven speleogenesis, which shows relation to alteration shown on ...
Torres López Villa, Leonardo Morelos
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Saint-Brice-sous-Forêt (Val-d’Oise). Place de l’Église
Nathalie Karst
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Montmorency (Val-d’Oise). Place au Pain
Nathalie Karst
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In recent times remote sensing data have become more and more popular for geomorphological investigations because of their increasing level of detail and wide accessibility.
F. J. Gracia Prieto +2 more
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Predicting contaminant and solute transport, forecasting floods and modelling speleogenetic stages are key questions of karst hydrogeology for which some theoretical foundations are still missing.
Racine, Tanguy +3 more
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This online scientific journal is dedicated to studies on the origin and development of solution caves and related aspects of hydrogeology and evolution of karst.
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Contents: Preface -- Introduction and Acknowledgements. Karst EcosystemsKarst Landscapes and the Importance of Three Dimensional Data in Protection of Cave and Karst Resources Rick Olson -- The Ecological Role of the Karst Wetlands of Southern Florida in
Kuniansky, Eve L. +1 more
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National Cave and Karst Research Institute 2008-2009 annual report NCKRI annual report, 2008-2009
Contents: Executive Director\u27s Report -- Headquarters Construction -- NCKRI Projects ; Anthropogenic Sinkholes ; Fort Stanton Cave ; Carbonate Pool Precipitates ; Naica Mine Cave ; Met Pro Corporation ; Desert Varnish ; Imagery Data Extraction ; Karst
National Cave and Karst Research Institute
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Introduction of International Research Center on Karst under the Auspices of UNESCO
Qu-kan Luo +4 more
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Le mot karst est le toponyme germanisé de Kras, une région de plateaux calcaires appartenant aux Alpes dinariques (Slovénie). L’ouvrage de Jovan Cvijic [Das Karstphänomen, 1893] a fait rentrer ce terme dans le vocabulaire scientifique. Il désigne désormais tous les modelés superficiels et souterrains issus de la dissolution par l’eau des roches ...
Vanara, Nathalie, Bigot, Jean-Yves
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