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Iswandi Umar,Indang Dewata
Pág. 251 - 257
Indonesia is a country that has a wet tropical climate, so that about 60 % of the cities in Indonesia is very a hazard to flood. The floods have caused many losses to humans. The purpose of this study is determine the direction of development policy miti...
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Abdulrahman Shuaibu, Robert M. Kalin, Vernon Phoenix, Limbikani C. Banda and Ibrahim Mohammed Lawal
The assessment of hydrochemical characteristics and groundwater quality is crucial for environmental sustainability in developing economies. This study employed hydrogeochemical analysis, geospatial analysis, and groundwater quality index to assess hydro...
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Eman Mohamed M. EL-Bana, Haya M. Alogayell, Mariam Hassan Sheta and Mohamed Abdelfattah
It might be difficult to find possible groundwater reservoir zones, especially in arid or hilly regions. In the twenty-first century, remotely sensed satellite imagery may present a new opportunity to locate surface and subsurface water resources more qu...
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Wenqi Gao, Ninghua Chen, Jianyu Chen, Bowen Gao, Yaochen Xu, Xuhua Weng and Xinhao Jiang
Geospatial data, especially remote sensing (RS) data, are of significant importance for public services and production activities. Expertise is critical in processing raw data, generating geospatial information, and acquiring domain knowledge and other r...
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Matthew W. Becker, Francine M. Cason and Benjamin Hagedorn
Groundwater discharge from high tropical islands can have a significant influence on the biochemistry of reef ecosystems. Recent studies have suggested that a portion of groundwater may underflow the reefs to be discharged, either through the reef flat o...
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Yue Jiang, Yanlin Li, Aijun Yao, Xiangzhi Gao and Hui Li
In recent years, there has been a rise in the construction of expansive underground structures and shield tunnels with exceptionally large diameters. These projects introduce unique challenges regarding their impact on the surrounding soil and structures...
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Alexander M. Panichev, Natalya V. Baranovskaya, Ivan V. Seryodkin, Igor Y. Chekryzhov, Bulat R. Soktoev, Vladimir V. Ivanov, Elena A. Vakh, Tatyana V. Desyatova, Tatyana N. Lutsenko, Nikita Y. Popov, Alexey V. Ruslan, Evgeniy V. Elovskiy, Alena V. Vetoshkina, Olga V. Patrusheva, Dmitry S. Ostapenko, Aleksei S. Kholodov and Kirill S. Golokhvast
From the novel results of comprehensive geological?hydrobiogeochemical studies conducted on Olkhon Island (Lake Baikal), it follows that the phenomenon of geophagy among wild and domestic ungulates on the island is caused by the deficiency of light subgr...
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Avirut Puttiwongrak, Solina Keo, Sakanann Vann, Tanwa Arpornthip, Thongchai Suteerasak and Piti Sukontasukkul
Understanding the technical properties of the subsurface soil is essential for carrying out any building project correctly. In sandy soils in Phuket, Thailand, a correlation between electrical resistivity and the SPT N-value should be established in desi...
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Mohammad Mohammadhasani, Fateme Kamali, Ahmad Rashidi, Mobin Bahrampour, Shahram Shafieibafti, Razieh Abbaspour and Reza Derakhshani
Geohazards, such as earthquakes, pose significant threats to human life and infrastructure in various regions across the globe. Iran, in particular, is highly vulnerable to earthquakes due to its unique structural and tectonic characteristics. Therefore,...
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Kevin C. Hill, Gareth T. Cooper, Agnes Pokondepa, Peter Essy, Thiwaporn Phonsit and Mark Haydon
The Porgera Transfer Zone (PTZ) is a major crustal and probably lithospheric structure across Papua New Guinea recording >50 km offset of ophiolites and very different patterns of geology and topography on either side. In the Late Jurassic, the PTZ proba...
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