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Showing 1 to 6 of 6 for “"karst geomorphology"”.
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Sinkhole Form as an Indicator of Process in Karst Landscape Evolution
… rate variability have traditionally dominated karst geomorphology they have, so far, failed to identify reliable form-process relationships. This study creates a methodology for precise definition of the morphology of the basic karst unit, the sinkhole; and then using a random, stratified …
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On the development and application of a photon counting imaging system for broad spectrum luminescence analysis
… this project to address unresolved questions in karst geomorphology involving sedimentary processes and structures at the Jenolan Caves and Naracoorte Caves World Heritage Areas, the PCIS has proved to have great capability for wider applications in dating, sedimentary process studies, analysis …
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On the development and application of a photon counting imaging system for broad spectrum luminescence analysis
… this project to address unresolved questions in karst geomorphology involving sedimentary processes and structures at the Jenolan Caves and Naracoorte Caves World Heritage Areas, the PCIS has proved to have great capability for wider applications in dating, sedimentary process studies, analysis …
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Sources of CO<sub>2</sub> Controlling the Carbonate Chemistry of the Logsdon River, Mammoth Cave, Kentucky
… evolution of a stream flowing through a major karst conduit that can be traversed for 10 km. This study examines CO<sub>2</sub> inputs at the upstream portion of the river, which provide major control for the river’s hydrochemistry. Samples were collected from the upstream portion of Logsdon …
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AN INVESTIGATION OF HYDROGEOLOGIC, STRATIGRAPHIC, AND STRUCTURAL CONTROLS ON ACER GRANDIDENTATUM COMMUNITIES IN A KARST LANDSCAPE, OWL MOUNTAIN PROVINCE, FORT HOOD MILITARY INSTALLATION, TEXAS
… relicts <em>Acer grandidentatum</em>, within karst terrains. These systems exhibit complexly overprinted speleogenetic evolutions within a dynamic groundwater regime resulting from regional climate shifts throughout the Neogene that have been complicated by extensive anthropogenic …