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    Risk Analysis for Hurricane-Wave Induced Submarine Mudslides

    Hurricane waves in the Gulf of Mexico can trigger mudslides in the relatively weak clays in the offshore Mississippi Delta region. Mudslides can cause extensive damage to the infrastructure that supports offsh...

    M. C. Nodine, R. B. Gilbert, J. Y. Cheon… in Submarine Mass Movements and Their Consequ… (2010)

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    Experimental study on moisture evaporation of lime wastes and marine clay: implications for landfill storage management

    A large quantity of by-product lime wastes with high water content produced from chemicals manufacturing processes has been stacked in an open area in Incheon, Korea. Highly alkaline leachate and fine dust ema...

    J. Y. Lee, J. Y. Cheon, D. Hwang in Environmental Geology (2006)

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    Potential Groundwater Contamination with Toxic Metals in and Around an Abandoned Zn Mine, Korea

    This study evaluated potential groundwater contamination with toxic metals in and around an abandoned zinc mine in Korea. Water levels in the mine waste dump indicated occurrence of a losing stream during the ...

    J. Y. Lee, J. C. Choi, M. J. Yi, J. W. Kim, J. Y. Cheon… in Water, Air, and Soil Pollution (2005)

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    Characterization of the hydrogeologic environment at a petroleum hydrocarbon contaminated site in Korea

    The hydrogeologic environment of a petroleum hydrocarbon contaminated site in Korea is characterized by hydrogeologic field work and chemical analyses of groundwater. Quaternary alluvium is the main aquifer co...

    J. Y. Cheon, J. Y. Lee, K. K. Lee in Environmental Geology (2004)