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The experimental investigation of seepage control in different sand soils using photopolymerization
Seepage control is critically essential for dams, slopes, and the stability of many engineering structures, develo** over many years using...
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Impact of Hijlan Creek springs on water quality of the Euphrates River and the hydrochemical characterization of the contamination plumes
The aim of this work is to present the hydrochemical mechanisms describing the system of the Euphrates River before and after mixing with groundwater...
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Geoecological Aspects of Collecting Fossil Remains of Mammoth Fauna
AbstractHarsh environmental conditions of the study area result in low rates of ecosystem renewal. Results of geoecological studies at the sites of...
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The Formation of Soil Cover Patterns on Tidal Marshes of the Arctic of Russia
AbstractSoils and soil cover on accumulative tidal sea marshes develop under periodic alternation of thalassogenic (marine) and terrigenic factors....
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Using drone-based multispectral imaging for investigating gravelly debris flows and geomorphic characteristics
Field reconnaissance has difficulty in providing information on topographic features of debris flow in vegetation-covered mountain regions. The study...
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Humanity from Global Change
Soils develop through time, to rhythms like those of daily life, as well as to longer rhythms that have seen the rise and fall of civilizations. The...
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Eroded Critical Zone Carbon and Where to Find It: Examples from the IML-CZO
The loss of organic carbon (OC) from soils because of agriculture is well established. Where that carbon goes, far less so. Accelerated oxidation...
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Environmental magnetic and textural characteristics of two estuarine core sediments from Bay of Bengal, India
The present study is aimed to assess the magnetic susceptibility (χlf), frequency-dependent susceptibility (χfd %) and geochemical and textural...
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Formation of baryte and celestine during supergene processes on sedimentary rock outcrops
Extraordinarily abundant baryte and rare celestine microcrystals have been recognised during a routine inspection of claystone and siltstone samples...
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Using major ions and stable isotopes to improve conceptualisation of a spring-aquifer system in the Galilee Basin, Australia
Develo** conceptual models is a critical step in hydrogeological studies that should utilise multiple lines of evidence and data types to minimise...
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Carbon Dioxide in Soil and Surface Waters in the North of Western Siberia: Methodological Approach and Quantitative Characteristics
AbstractDissolved inorganic carbon is an essential component of the carbon cycle, especially in the northern regions; however, its loss through water...
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Remoulding energy as a criterion in assessing retrogressive landslides in sensitive clays: a review and its applicability to Eastern Canada
Sensitive clays are heavily vulnerable to disturbance making them highly susceptible to landslides. The Eastern Canadian region of Quebec and Ontario...
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LiDAR based hydro-conditioned hydrological modeling for enhancing precise conservation practice placement in agricultural watersheds
High resolution Light Detection and Ranging (LiDAR)-derived Digital Elevation Models (DEMs) improve hydrologic modeling and aid in identifying the...
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Urban Flooding in Fortaleza, Northeastern Brazil: Current and Future Risks and Challenges
Floods in Brazilian cities are phenomena that are more frequent and severe on populations, properties, and urban infrastructure. This problematic...
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Catchment-scale groundwater-flow and recharge paradox revealed from base flow analysis during the Australian Millennium Drought (Mt Lofty Ranges, South Australia)
Catchment-scale recharge and water balance estimates are commonly made for the purposes of water resource management. Few catchments have had these...
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Cave Sediments
Australian cave sediments range from desert sands to tropical clays and glacial boulders, and contain deposits of bones, pollen and artefacts that...
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Numerical Modeling of Debris Flows: A Conceptual Assessment
Real-world hazard evaluation poses many challenges for the development and application of numerical models of debris flows. In this chapter we...
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Ula Thirra: a case study in the geomagnetic detection of combustion features in Channel Country of far south-western Queensland
The use of fire plays a vital role in studies involving human adaptation and evolution as well as landscape and environmental management, especially...
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Northern Territory and Western Queensland
The karstKarst of the area between the Western Australian/Northern Territory border and far western Queensland is very remote with significant access...