2013
DOI: 10.3986/ac.v42i2-3.662
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A framework for assessing the role of karst conduit morphology, hydrology, and evolution in the transport and storage of carbon and associated sediments

Abstract: IzvlečekUDK 551.444:546.26 George Veni: Osnova za ocenjevanje vloge morfologije, hidro logije in razvoja kraških kanalov pri prenosu in skla diščenju ogljika in sorodnih sedimentov Kraški vodonosniki in kanali nastajajo z raztapljanjem karbonatnih mineralov in počasnim sproščanjem anorganskega ogljika. Z razvojem morfologije, velikosti in položajem znotraj vodonosnika, se njihova funkcija in zmogljivost skladiščenja ter prenosa anorganskega in organskega ogljika spremenita. Kanali sedimentom služijo predvsem k… Show more

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“…Karst geochemistry was long considered an academic exercise, valuable to quantifying and classifying surface landforms and aquifer permeabilities. Over the past 20 years, it has become a critical component in understanding the role of karst in the global carbon cycle and its short and long-term potential for natural and artificial carbon sequestration (e.g., [6]).…”
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confidence: 99%
“…Karst geochemistry was long considered an academic exercise, valuable to quantifying and classifying surface landforms and aquifer permeabilities. Over the past 20 years, it has become a critical component in understanding the role of karst in the global carbon cycle and its short and long-term potential for natural and artificial carbon sequestration (e.g., [6]).…”
Section: The Role Of Geoscience In the International Yearmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Cave sediments are also potential important archaeological, palaeoenvironmental and palaeoclimatic archives (Goldberg and Sherwood, 2006;Lundberg and McFarlane, 2007;González-Lemos et al, 2014). For all these reasons, various studies have examined how detrital sediment infills within caves and conduits can influence the aquifer functioning and spring discharge (Veni, 2013), including Chalk aquifers (Massei et al, 2003).…”
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