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Karst Geomorphology:     more books (46)

Geomorphology, Hydrology, and Soils in Karst, Southern Indiana: Field Conference - April 24-25, 1974 by J. L. Bassett, 1974 Karst an Introduction to Systematic Geomorphology Volume Seven by J.N. Jennings, 1972 Karst an Introduction to Systematic Geomorphology Volume Seven by J.N. Jennings, 1971 Problems in karst environments (Annals of geomorphology : Supplementband ; 32) The Hydrogeology of Selected Karst Regions (International contributions to hydrogeology) Karst. An Introduction to Systematic Geomorphology Volume 7 by J. N Jennings, 1971 Karst, An Introduction to Systematic Geomorphology Karst:An Introduction to Systematic Geomorphology Volume Seven by 01360909963, 1971 Limestone Geomorphology (Geomorphology texts) by S.T. Trudgill, 1985-04 Geomorphological Landscapes of the World Karst Geohazards Engineer & Environmental Problems in Karst Terrane by Ph.D. Barry Beck F., 1995-01-01 Paleokarst: A Systematic and Regional Review (Developments in Earth Surface Processes) by Pavel Bosak, Derek C. Ford, et all 1990-06 Geohydrology of karst terrain, Lost River watershed southern Indiana (Report of investigations - Water Resources Research Center) by Robert V Ruhe, 1975 Cave and karst-related papers in the mainstream scientific literature: A bibliography (Cave geology) by William B White, 1984

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41. Library - Books - Cambridge University Caving Club
    Jennings, J. N., Karst, 1971, First edition of karst geomorphology . Kuhn, H. Eiszeitmaler, 1958, Study of Iceage cave drawings from France and Spain.  
    http://www.srcf.ucam.org/caving/wiki/Library_-_books
    
    Extractions: Views Books are catalogued by category and then arranged alphabetically by author. Author Title Date Flint, T. and Cain, H. D. Emergency treatment and management Glanvill, P. First Aid for Cavers Kirby, N. G. Baillieres Handbook of First Aid Wilson, D. H. Accident and Emergency Handbook Woolf, N. and Laverack, G. A course in ambulance aid Note: Guidebooks are not usually borrowable by individuals as they are needed for club meets. Region Author Title Date Peak District Adam, W. Gem of the Peak- Guide to Matlock Bath andd its vicinity Peak District Ballard, J. Caves, Potholes and Mines of Derbyshire Peak District Derbyshire Caving Association Derbyshire caving - Handbook of the D.C.A. Peak District Flindall, R. and Hayes, A. The Caverns and Mines of Matlock Bath: 1 The Nestus Mines: Rutland and Masson Caverns Peak District Ford, T. D. and Gill, D. W. Caves of Derbyshire Peak District Various Caves of the Peak District Caves of the Peak District Foreign Chinese Academy of Geologial Sciences Karst in China Foreign Courbon, P.

42. Karst Topography - Wikipedia, The Free Encyclopedia
    Jennings, J. N., karst geomorphology, 2nd ed., Blackwell, 1985, ISBN 0631140328; Sweeting, M. M., Karst Landforms, Macmillan, 1973, ISBN 023103623X  
    http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Karst
    
    Extractions: (Redirected from Karst Jump to: navigation search "Karst" redirects here. For the Classical Karst in Slovenia, from where the term originates, see Kras . For the video game character in Nintendo 's Golden Sun series, see Characters of Golden Sun A karst landscape The karst hills of the Burren on the west coast of Ireland Karst topography is a landscape shaped by the dissolution of a layer or layers of soluble bedrock , usually carbonate rock such as limestone or dolomite . Due to subterranean drainage, there may be very limited surface water, even to the absence of all rivers and lakes. Many karst regions display distinctive surface features, with dolines or sinkholes being the most common. However, distinctive karst surface features may be completely absent where the soluble rock is mantled, such as by glacial debris, or confined by a superimposed non-soluble rock strata. Some karst regions include thousands of explored caves, even though evidence of caves that are big enough for human exploration is not a required characteristic of karst. Different terms for karst topography exist in other languages - for example

43. Caves For All Seasons
    Ford, D.C. and Williams, P.W., karst geomorphology and Hydrology, Chapman and Hall, London, p. 541, 1992. Return to text.  
    http://www.answersingenesis.org/creation/v25/i3/caves.asp
    
    Extractions: answersingenesis.org has a new look Answers magazine is the Bible-affirming, creation-based magazine from Answers in Genesis AnswersMagazine.com website. Our purpose is to equip you, our reader, with practical answers so you can confidently communicate the gospel and biblical authority with accuracy. Why wait? Subscribe today! Creation Archive Volume 25 Issue 3 First published: A classical intermittent karst spring. For 30 minutes the water flows out at a minimum of 50 and a maximum of 1,800 litres per second (depending on precipitation). Then it stops completely for another 30 minutes only to start flowing again. This behaviour is due to the geometry of the chambers and connecting conduits, and having to fill to a certain level before draining. Fontaine de Fontestorbes, Central Pyrénées, France.

44. Wiley-VCH - Ford, Derek C. / Williams, Paul - Karst Hydrogeology & Geomorphology
    Originally published in 1989, karst geomorphology and Hydrology became the leading textbook on karst studies. This new textbook has been substantially  
    http://www.wiley-vch.de/publish/dt/AreaOfInterestES00/availableTitles/0-470-8499

45. Oxford University Press: Geomorphology And Hydrology Of Karst Terrains: William
    The book s greatest value to those already concerned with karst geomorphology lies in the strongly individual voice in which it is written, a voice which  
    http://www.oup.com/us/catalog/general/subject/EarthSciences/Geology/?view=usa&ci

46. 1-Exploring The Karst Landscape Of Cockpit Country
    is using GIS in his study of karst geomorphology not only as a research tool The unique characteristics of the cockpit karst landscape can then be  
    http://www.esri.com/news/arcuser/0404/cockpit.html
    
    Extractions: By Parris Lyew-Ayee, School of Geography and the Environment, University of Oxford Editor's note: Parris Lyew-Ayee, a doctoral student in the School of Geography and the Environment, University of Oxford, United Kingdom, is using GIS in his study of karst geomorphology not only as a research tool but also to manage and optimize his fieldwork. He is working in a unique region in the interior of western Jamaica called Cockpit Country. The area's thousands of depressions, caused by the erosion of limestone, were thought to resemble cockfighting arenas of 17th century England. Its rugged terrain has limited human incursions and helped preserve the area's biodiversity. With its deep karst depressions surrounded by residual hills, the Jamaican Cockpit Country is the type area for the cockpit variety of karst landscape. GIS was used to conduct a comprehensive morphometric [shape measurement] survey of the landscape and its features to unambiguously characterize the nature of cockpit karst in its type area and compare these landscapes with noncockpit karst areas as well as distinctly nonkarst areas from other parts of the planet. Such detailed morphometric investigations would provide information about how such landscapes evolved and the factors that control their development.

47. Darklife - CPSS_Newsletters/CPSS_News_2000_06.htm
    She commenced her academic career at Oxford where she developed her interest in karst geomorphology at the feet of the late lamented Marjorie Sweeting.  
    http://www.darklife.co.za/bin/darklife/CPSS_Newsletters/CPSS_News_2000_06.htm
    
    Extractions: Home Whats New Caving Caves ... Home : CPSS_News_2000_06.htm Proof that some people actually read this letter, is that some have responded to questions posed in the last edition. Professor Margaret Marker, an honorary member of our society has strong feelings on commercial operations within the Cape Peninsula National Park: Among my mail was the CPSS Newsletter for March 2000. I would like to comment on the news flash "Kalk Bay - Abseiling" Having wokred with the SANPS (South African National Parks Service) in Knysna where similar problems arise, I answer your questing as follows: Q. Should commercial activities be allow in the park? A. They already are - what about the restaurant and the cable car? In Storms River there is a commercial white water tubing enterprise and a boat trip on the Storms River. I think controlled tourism related activities undoubtedly should be allowed UNDER THE AEGIS OF SANPS and by permit. Q. If they are allowed, should the operator have to contribute to the Park upkeep? A. Yes!

48. UM Life
    F0378/2005C. karst geomorphology in association with Quaternary ash deposits The Kinta Valley karst landscape – a national heritage to be preserved.  
    http://www.um.edu.my/um_life/academics/faculties/cv/faculty_cv_details.php?intPr

49. Phototropic Phytospeleothem Article
    J.N.Jennings, 1985 karst geomorphology. Blackwell, Oxford. 293pp. K.Kiernan, 1984 Landuse in Karst Areas - Forestry Operations and the Mole Creek Caves.  
    http://mole.org.au/pps.htm
    
    Extractions: Summary In Moss Palace, the presence of unusual speleothems further justifies action towards conservation of the Dogs Head Hill karst at Mole Creek, Tasmania. A "symbiotic" carbonate deposition and growth of the moss Distichophyllum microcarpum results in rare phototropic phytospeleothems, in the form of fan-shaped erratics. The phototropic phytospeleothems Part of the twilight zone of Moss Palace features unique phototropic phytospeleothem decorations, ranging from 2 mm to 200 mm in length. They are found (in small form) near the entrance and (in more spectacular form) on a patch of wall 2-6 m below a 0.5 m² skylight at the far end of the cave (photo 1). The best developed phytospeleothems are 5 m below the skylight. These fan-shaped erratics, (see photos), grow outwards from wall surfaces, oriented with the face of the fan perpendicular to the source of the light. They mostly occur in overlapping clusters, (photo 4), with only the outermost edges being readily visible from the direction of the light. These edges consist of a fringe of living moss

50. CAPRA - Cave Breccias And Archaeological Sites - A.G. Latham 1999
    Ford, D.C. and Williams, P., 1989, karst geomorphology and Hydrology. Unwin Hyman, London, 601 pp. Garrod, D.A.E. and Bate, D.M.A., 1937, The Stone Age of  
    http://www.capra.group.shef.ac.uk/1/brecbib.html
    
    Extractions: Return to text only article. Andreassi, G. (ed). 1996. L'Uomo di Altamura e la grotta di Lamalunga. Soprintendenza Archeologica della Puglia, Universita degli Studi di Bari. For the International Union of Prehistoric and Protohistoric Sciences, XIII Congress, Forli Italy, 102pp. Barker, P., 1993, Techniques of Archaeological Excavation . 3rd Batsford, London. 285 pp. Brain, C.K., 1958. The Transvaal ape-man bearing deposits. Transvaal Museum Memoirs, no 11. Transvaal Museum, Pretoria, Republic of South Africa. Brain, C.K., 1981. The Hunters or the Hunted: An Introduction to African Cave Taphonomy. University of Chicago Press. 365pp. Farrand, W. R., 1979, Chronology and palaeoenvironment of Levantine prehistoric sites as seen from sediment studies.

51. Hong Meigui Cave Exploration Society :: Bibliography
    karst geomorphology and Environmental Implications in Guizhou, China by Zhang Yingjun, Yang Mingde, He Caihua BCRA Cave Science Vol 19 (1) 1992 1320  
    http://www.hongmeigui.net/bibliography.php
    
    Extractions: The Society About Honorary Members Expedition Members Finances ... Constitution Expeditions By Area By Name Logbooks Statistics ... Sponsors Caves Deep and Long Database Passage Descriptions Survey Data ... Surveys Multimedia Photos Movies Articles In Print ... Lectures China Travel Guide News Maps Gear Shops Useful Tshirts, etc. Survey Symbols Mailing Lists Bibliography ... Links Below is a partial list of references for karst, caves, and cave exploration in China. We are always looking to expand the list. Contact Erin Lynch to contribute additional references. Most of these publications are available through caving books retailers such as Wild Places Publishing in the UK or Speleobooks in the USA. For works published in China, contact Erin Lynch for more information. Wulong: Wujiang depths of the karst gallery by Xiao

52. BiggerBooks.com – Discount Bookstore. Bestsellers, New Books, Used Books An
    Perspectives on karst geomorphology, Hydrology, And Geochemistry A Tribute Volume to Derek C. Ford. Author(s) Harmon, R. S.; Wicks, Carol M.; Ford, Derek;  
    http://www.biggerbooks.com/book/9780813724041

53. BCRA - Cave Science Part II (1983 - 1993)
    Waltham A.C., 1990, Geomorphic Evolution of the Ingleborough Karst Yorkshire . Waltham A.C., 1984, Some Features of karst geomorphology in South China  
    http://bcra.org.uk/pub/search/sub_cs2.htm
    
    Extractions: BCRA - Cave Science Part II (Subjects) Caves and Karst of: British Isles Europe Africa America ... Australasia Specialist Topics: Cave Biology Cave Chemistry Cave Physics Quaternary Studies ... Cave Conservation Historical Speleology: History of Speleology Caving Bibliography General Archaeology Obituaries ... Cave Photography Miscellaneous Topics: Expedition Logistics Miscellaneous Author Year Title Reference Caves, karst and exploration in The British Isles - South West and Southern England - Procter C.J. Sea-level Related Caves on Berry Head, South Devon Vol 15 (2) pp 39 - 50 Background Alpha Radioactivity in Cuckoo Cleaves Cavern, Mendip Hills, Somerset Vol 18 (2) pp 83 - 84 - South and North Wales - Middleton T.C. Caves and Mines of Hawkstone Park, Shropshire Vol 14 (3) pp 125 - 130 Noel M. Palaeomagnetism of Cave Sediments from Mynydd Llangattwg [South Wales] Vol 15 (1) pp 3 - 10 Kendall A. Aragonite in Ogof Daren Cilau [South Wales] Vol 15 (2) pp 83 - 84 Speleogenesis in the Limestone Outcrop North of the South Wales Coalfield : The Role of Micro-organisms in the Oxidation of Sulphides and Hydrocarbons Vol 17 (1) pp 3 - 8 Mullan G.J.

54. Wiley InterScience :: Session Cookies
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55. Karst
    *Jennings, J.N., 1971, karst MIT Press, Cambridge, MA, 252 p.Ritter, D.F., Kochel, C.R., and Miller, J.R., Process geomorphology (3rd Edition) Wm.C. Brown  
    http://w3.salemstate.edu/~lhanson/gls210/gls210_karst.htm
    
    Extractions: Karst Geomorphology Cave and Karst Glossaries JENNINGS Caving Canada Subsurface Evaluations SPELEOGENESIS Assignments Earth Revealed: Groundwater movie. Courtesy of Anneberg Media #21 Groundwater Text: Bloom, Arthur, 2004, Geomorphology: Chapter 8-Karst and Speleology Jones and Jones-Lab Manual, Chapter 9-Groundwater and Groundwater-Influenced Landscapes Terms: Speology, epigenic, thermokarst, hypogenic karst, limestone, carbonate, dolomite, carbonic acid, corrosion, corrasion, porosity, permeability, hydraulic gradient, groundwater, humus, aquifer, spring, dissapearing stream, hydraulic gradient, karst, thermokarst, solution, sinkhole (doline), tower karst, blind valley, polje, pocket valley, cone karst, uvula, phytokarst Introduction Definition of karst: Karst terrain has distinctive characteristics of relief and drainage arising from the solution of soluble bedrock by natural waters. Features of karst terrains may include a variety of sinkholes, solution valleys, underground rivers, caverns, disappearing streams, towers, and distinctive conical hills. Although most karst is developed in limestone (CaCO ) or dolomite (MgCaCO ) it also forms in soluble evaporite deposits. Karst-like features developed in permafrost by the melting ice is called

56. CAVE SEDIMENTS AS INDICATORS OF GEOMORPHIC DEVELOPMENT, MATIENZO
    LOWE, D.J. GUNN, J. (1994) Conference Abstracts Changing karst Environments Hydrogeology, geomorphology and Conservation. Cave and karst Science,  
    http://geog.lancs.ac.uk/Matienzo/suscept.htm
    
    Extractions: Abundant quantities of allogenic clastic sediments are often preserved within cave systems. Geomorphic and palaeoenvironmental data can be obtained from these deposits in a similar manner to those recorded from other sediment sinks. Sediment cores have been collected from several caves in the Matienzo region of northern Spain. Magnetic susceptibility profiles have been obtained for these samples in order to begin a reconstruction of the karstic evolution of the area. Four groups of caves are distinguished by their variation in susceptibility values. Provisional findings and discussions are presented along with planned future investigations. The Matienzo karst is located in the northern Spanish province of Cantabria, ( FIGURE 1 ). The region presents several examples of well developed karstic features including the 26km2 karst depression ( PLATE 1 ), after which the area is named and the numerous extensive cave systems that are found beneath the surrounding hillslopes. The depression appears to have evolved under assiduous karstic processes over an estimated minimum of 1.8 million years (Waltham, 1981.). Over one thousand cave entrances have been located and mapped in the area the longest of which, La Sistema de los Cuatro Valles, being over 41km long. The principal caves are shown in ( FIGURE 2 ). Many of the caves are phreatic in origin, (

57. Geomorphology From Space: Chapter 7 Karst Landforms And Lakes
    geomorphology from space a gallery of space imagery. Chapter 7. Intro, Chapter 7 Introduction, karst LANDFORMS AND LAKES. Plate KL-1  
    http://disc.gsfc.nasa.gov/geomorphology/GEO_7/index.shtml
    
    Extractions: // Set the following javaScript variable to the current Left Navigation item currLeftNav = "karst"; This site offers enhanced navigation with JavaScript enabled in your browser. Skip Navigation (press 2) Skip Navigation (press 3) Atmos Composition Hydrology A-Train AIRS HURRICANES NEESPI Precipitation GES DISC Home Chapter 7 Introduction KARST LANDFORMS AND LAKES PlateKL-1 KARST OF SOUTH CHINA PlateKL-2 JAMAICA Plate KL-3 CENTRAL YUCATAN PENINSULA PlateKL-4 FLORIDA KARST PlateKL-5 SOUTHERN YUGOSLAVIA PlateKL-6 NULLARBOR KARST, AUSTRALIA PlateKL-7 FINGER LAKES OF ALASKA PlateKL-8 LAKES OF THE OB RIVER VALLEY, SIBERIA PlateKL-9 ORIENTED LAKES, POINT BARROW, ALASKA PlateKL-10 CAROLINA BAYS PlateKL-11 BENI BASIN, BOLIVIA PlateKL-12 PLUVIAL LAKE BONNEVILLE PlateKL-13 SALAR DE UYUNI, BOLIVIA PlateKL-14 LAKE BAIKAL PlateKL-15 LAKE TITICACA

58. Karst Hydrogeology & Geomorphology (Adobe Reader) Ebook Ford, Derek C., Williams
    karst Hydrogeology geomorphology (Adobe Reader) Ford, Derek C., Williams, Paul Download ebook in Microsoft, Adobe Mobipocket eReader.  
    http://www.diesel-ebooks.com/cgi-bin/item/0470060050/Karst-Hydrogeology-&-Geomor

59. Www.learn.co.za/content/grade11/Geography/geomorph
    geomorphology Books Derek C Amazon.co.uk karst Hydrogeology geomorphology Books Derek C. Ford,Paul Williams by Derek C. Ford,Paul Williams.  
    http://www.learn.co.za/content/grade11/Geography/geomorphology/karst/Unit1/

60. Hydrology, Hazards, And Geomorphic Development Of Gypsum Karst In The Northern B
    Generalized diagram showing the geology and geomorphology of the Black Hills. Most of the urban development and karst features in Lawrence County are in the  
    http://water.usgs.gov/ogw/karst/kigconference/jbe_hydrologyhazards.htm
    
    Extractions: U.S. Geological Survey, National Center, MS 926a, Reston, VA 20192 Download PDF 8.6 MB Adobe Acrobat Reader is required to view the report and can be downloaded for free Return to Table of Contents The Black Hills of western South Dakota ( fig. 1 ) is experiencing increased urban development requiring an assessment of ground-water contamination potential. Detailed bedrock and surficial geologic mapping, in cooperation with the Lawrence County Planning Commission and the City of Spearfish, SD, will be useful for assessing aquifer-contamination potential by describing major lithologic characteristics, delineating surface recharge areas, and characterizing subsurface structural configuration. The maps will also be useful for depicting areas of potential landsliding, soil erodability, and subsidence due to solution of underground gypsum and anhydrite. The Black Hills comprise an asymmetric uplift, about 130 miles long and 60 miles wide. Erosion has exposed a core of Precambrian metamorphic rocks which are rimmed by shallow marine to nearshore-terrestrial sediments of Paleozoic and Mesozoic age which dip away from the center of the domal uplift (

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