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Application of time domain induced polarization to the mapping of lithotypes in a landfill site [PDF]
Hydrology and Earth System Sciences, 2012 A direct current (DC) resistivity and time domain induced polarization (TDIP) survey was undertaken at a decommissioned landfill site situated in Hørløkke, Denmark, for the purpose of mapping the waste deposits and to discriminate important geological ...
A. Gazoty +5 more
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Giardini geologici: Arte, media e resistenza nell’Antropocene
CoSMO, 2019 Taking the cue from the augmented reality installation Gardens of the Anthropocene by eco-artist Tamiko Thiel, the Parco Arte Vivente in Turin, and the Japanese gardens described by Italo Calvino in his Collection of Sand, this essay reflects on the ...
Serenella Iovino
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Systems approaches to urban underground space planning and management – A review
Underground Space, 2020 The necessity to recognize the subsurface or underground and all its current and potential uses as part of our urban environment, to integrate this into urban planning and governance, and to foster conscious allocation of subsurface space has been ...
Loretta von der Tann +3 more
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Palynofacies and Sporomorph EcoGroups-based paleoecology implications for the Dalichai Formation, Andariyeh, central Alborz [PDF]
Journal of Stratigraphy and Sedimentology Researches, 2020 The Dalichai Formation at the Andariyeh stratigraphic section in the northeast of Andariyeh village, central Alborz Mountains, was studied by using analyses of the Sporomorph EcoGroups (SEGs) data and associated plant communities and palynofacies in ...
Firoozeh Hashemi Yazdi +2 more
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Deep Time Through the Lens of the Magic Lantern: Genesis and Geology
, 2022 Abstract: Since the second half of the nineteenth century a specific spectacle was drawing a lot of attention: Earth Before the Deluge, a performance of lantern slides picturing the world from the formation of the solar system to the destiny of humankind.
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Journal of Economic Geology, 2021 Introduction Cenozoic magmatism in Central Iran has caused formation of contact metmorphed rocks especially skarns (Calagari and Hosseinzadeh, 2006, Karimzadeh Somarain and Moayyed, 2002). The skarns consist of valuable ore deposits.
Mohammad Maanijou +1 more
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Journal of Economic Geology, 2023 The nickel-bearing laterites of Noorabad area are seen in the high Zagros zone along with Kermanshah ophiolitic complex. The ophiolitic complex in the studied area includes serpentinized peridotites, isotropic gabbros, plagiogranite, sheeted dykes ...
Peyman Eskandarnia +4 more
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Journal of Economic Geology, 2021 Introduction The Lakehsiah mining district is hosted in Early Cambrian volcano-sedimentary units (CVSU) of the Kashmar–Kerman zone, Central Iran. The Kashmar-Kerman belt is located between the Yazd block in the west and the Tabas block in the east and ...
Meisam Gholipoor +3 more
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Journal of Asian Earth Sciences: X, 2020 Tectonic reconstruction models of Southeast Asia all invoke in the early Cenozoic the collision of Mesozoic oceanic plates, which have been fragmented, consumed along subduction zones or emplaced onto the overriding plate. However, with marked variations
Karlo L. Queaño +5 more
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Himalayan Buddhism as Human Geological Agency: Rethinking the Novelty of "the Anthropocene"
Journal of Global BuddhismThis article uses a Himalayan Buddhist lens to critically interrogate a fundamental premise of "the Anthropocene"---that the epoch commemorates a "newfound" capacity of humans to mobilise Earth forces.
Alice Millington
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