Hydrology of autogenic percolation systems in some tropical karst outcrops, West Malaysia

Crowther, John

doi:10.1016/0022-1694(83)90024-0

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“…Limestone karsts cover an area of around 400,000 km 2 in Southeast Asia, mostly concentrated in Indonesia (145,000 km 2 ; Clements et al, 2006). Forests on limestone tend to be water-stressed because they grow on seasonally water-depleted soil (Crowther, 1983;Whitmore, 1984). They are also known for their high levels of endemism and species diversity (Clements et al, 2006).…”

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Estimating the aboveground biomass in an old secondary forest on limestone in the Moluccas, Indonesia: Comparing locally developed versus existing allometric models

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Karst Hydrology

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The most interesting aspect of a karst landscape is its unique hydrologic system. Karst landscapes are primarily underlain by carbonate, primarily limestone and dolomite, where surface water and groundwater are interconnected to form one functional unit. The end result of this hydrologically integrated flow system is the karst spring. Springs provide substantial quantities of water for human consumption and commercial enterprises. Because karst aquifers provide effective natural cleansing, it is imperative to understand the dynamic flow systems within these aquifers to protect these vulnerable water supplies from contamination.

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Some geotechnical aspects of urban development over limestone terrain in Malaysia

Tan

1987

Bulletin of the International Association of Engineering Geolog

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Hydrology of autogenic percolation systems in some tropical karst outcrops, West Malaysia

Cited by 8 publications

References 9 publications

Estimating the aboveground biomass in an old secondary forest on limestone in the Moluccas, Indonesia: Comparing locally developed versus existing allometric models

Estimating the aboveground biomass in an old secondary forest on limestone in the Moluccas, Indonesia: Comparing locally developed versus existing allometric models

Karst Hydrology

Some geotechnical aspects of urban development over limestone terrain in Malaysia

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