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Ford, DC and PW Williams. 1989. karst geomorphology and hydrology. Unwin HymanLtd, London, UK. Jennings, JN 1985. karst geomorphology. Basil Blackwell.
http://srmwww.gov.bc.ca/risc/pubs/earthsci/karst/karst-16.htm
Center For Cave And Karst Studies
karst geomorphology. He hassupervised 10 MS and Ph.D. theses on karstrelated subjectsand has writtensome 150 papers on karst hydrology and geomorphology.
http://caveandkarst.wku.edu/worksem.htm

Extractions: Exploration of Mammoth Cave Karst Hydrology ... Cave Survey and Cartography This course is an intensive study of karst landscapes and the processes that form them. Classroom study will be combined with field observations, both on the surface and underground, to learn how karst landscapes develop. The course will emphasize how water chemistry, soil, rock, rivers, and time have each been essential for developing the world's longest cave and the fantastic karst landscape of Central Kentucky. Because caves are such an integral part of karst development, a significant part of the week will be spent underground in the Mammoth Cave system and nearby caves. The principles learned from this course can be applied to other karst regions and can lead to a deeper appreciation of caves, karst topography, and the peculiarities of karst hydrology.
Websurfers Biweekly Earth Science Review
karst geomorphology. What is Karst? Karst in British Columbia (Canada); Karstsin Australia; Yugoslav Karst (Serbia, Montenegro) Aeolian Geomorphology.
http://www.mindspring.com/~michaelg2/HOTLINKS_16.html

Extractions: Home Page Geology of Colorado Geology of the Front Range HOTLINKS Main Page ... Geoimages Page Introduction to Geomorphology Online Glossary of Physical Geography Images Illustrating Principles of Geomorphology Physical Geography: Landforms (images) ... Laterite (definition and examples) Canadian Landscapes Virtual Guidebooks: Sheepwater Cliffs (columnar basalt outcrop), Yellowstone National Park, Wyoming East Yorkshire Coast - Geology and Geomorphology Geomorphology of Finland ... The Coastal Geology of Natural Bridges State Park (California) NASA's Geomorphology from Space Welcome to the Planets (planetary landforms images) Comparing the Planets Volcanic Features of Hawaii and Other Worlds ... Shuttle Views the Earth: Geology from Space Mass Wasting (definitions and basic principles) Fluvial Slope Processes and Mass Wasting Introduction to Geomorphology: Erosion and Deposition Virtual Guidebooks: Landslides and other forms of Mass Wasting ... GeoMaps Vancouver (British Columbia, Canada): Slopes and Landslides Map The Story of Water Movement and Land Formation USGS: Geomorphology and Sediment Transport - River Mechanics Cross-Bedding, Bedforms, and Paleocurrents
INFOGRAPHY About Caves And Karst
Books and articles recommended by a professor who specializes in the study of caves.Category Science Earth Sciences Geomorphology Caves and Karst White, William B., 1988, Geomorphology and Hydrology of Karst Terrains. Ford, Derek, and Williams, Paul, 1989, karst geomorphology and Hydrology.
http://www.infography.com/content/505747294288.html

Extractions: T HE I NFOGRAPHY Caves and Karst Sources recommended by a professor who specializes in the study of caves. Six Superlative Sources Taylor, Michael Ray, 1996, Cave Passages: Roaming the Underground Wilderness. Scribner, 285 pp. ISBN 0-684-81854-X. Farr, Martyn, 1984, The Great Caving Adventure. Oxford Illustrated Press, 229 pp. ISBN 0-946609-10-1. Sloan, Bruce, ed., 1977, Cavers, Caves and Caving. Rutgers University Press, 409 pp. ISBN 0-8135-0835-5. Lyon, Ben, 1983, Venturing Underground. EP Publishing, 160 pp. ISBN0-7158-0825-7. Rea, G. Thomas, 1992, Caving Basics. National Speleological Society, 187 pp. ISBN 1-879961-00-8. Gillieson, David, 1996, Caves: Processes, Development, Management. Blackwell, 324 pp. ISBN 0-631-19175-5. Other Excellent Sources Bedford, Bruce, 1975, Challenge Underground. Zeaphyrus Press, 192 pp. ISBN 0-914264-16-8. White, William B., 1988, Geomorphology and Hydrology of Karst Terrains. Oxford, 464 pp. ISBN 0-19-504444-4. Ford, Derek, and Williams, Paul, 1989, Karst Geomorphology and Hydrology. Chapman and Hall, 601 pp. ISBN 0-412-44590-5. Search The Infography
Faculty Of Science Moderatorhip - Geography
GG3417, Transportation, O. GG3418, karst geomorphology, O. GG3419, SurfaceHydrology, O. GG3430, Fluvial Geomorphology, O, 3. GG3418, karst geomorphology,O, 3.
http://www.tcd.ie/Science/DeptSoph/geography.html

Extractions: The precise course offering in Geography is dependant upon the staffing situation in the Department. Some course choices may be constrained by timetabling and some alterations to the timetable may be necessary. Full details of Geography courses are available in the Department's Student Handbook available from the Departmental Secretary. Geography students have ample opportunity during their 3rd year to take courses in other subjects as Group III options. This can widen the scope of your studies and students are strongly advised to discuss possible Group III topics with the Course Adviser. Students may also take one approved 9 unit course from the Departments of Economics or Sociology for credit in the Geography Department. Various options are open but timetable restrictions may impose problems.
Timetable For All JS And SS
Cold Climate Geomorphology4071 (GPR) M. karst geomorphology (GPR) H. Hist. ColdClimate Geomorphology-4071 (GPR) M. karst geomorphology (GPR) H. Hist.
http://www.tcd.ie/Geography/TtableJS&SSAll.html

Extractions: Sophister Timetable 2001 - 2002 Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Urban Analysis (GSR) [MHT] Urban Analysis (GSR) [MHT] Water I (GPR) [MH] Surface Water Hydrol. (GPR) [MH Stat. Apps (GLT) [M] N. America (GLT) [HT] Contested Environments (GSR) [HT] Water II (GPR) [MH] GIS (GSR/CEF lab) [HT] Coastal Envir. (GSR) [MHT] Urban Analysis (GSR) [MHT] Water I (GPR) [MH] Surface Water Hydrol. (GPR) [MH] GPUE (GSR) [MHT] Contested Environments (GSR) [HT] Water II (GPR) [MH] GIS (GSR/CEF lab) [HT] GPUE (GSR) [MHT] Environmental Change (GPR) [MHT] GPUE (GSR) [MHT] Environmental Change (GSR) [MHT] Stat. Apps (GLT) [M]
[Karst_commission] FW: 6th Int. Conference On Geomorphology
http//wzar.unizar.es/actos/SEG The scientific programme of the conference includesa session on karst geomorphology and a special session on Evaporite Karst.
http://list.waikato.ac.nz/pipermail/karst_commission/2003-January/000000.html

Extractions: Thu Jan 16 19:16:35 NZDT 2003 fgutier at posta.unizar.es ] Sent: 16 January 2003 17:02 To: klim at klim.carrier.kiev.ua klim at speloegenesis.info bosak at gli.cas.cz j.gunn at hud.ac.uk ... heinz.hoetzl at bio-geo.uni-karls.de Subject: 6th Int. Conference on Geomorphology Dear colleagues, The 6th International Conference on Geomorphology will be held at Zaragoza (Spain) in september 2005. http://wzar.unizar.es/actos/SEG klim at klim.carrier.kiev.ua or klim at speloegenesis.info , to the Secretary General of the International Speleo Union, Pavel Bosak, at bosak at gli.cas.cz , to the Chair of the IGU Karst Commission, Prof John Gunn, at j.gunn at hud.ac.uk , and to the Chair of Inter Assoc of Hydrogeologists' Karst Commission, Prof Heinz Hoetzl, at heinz.hoetzl at bio-geo.uni-karls.de fgutier at posta.unizar.es More information about the Karst_commission mailing list
Klimagenetische Geomorphologie = Climato-Genetic Geomorphology. Fairbridge, R.W.
Translate this page Arctic compared as to form and possible rate of formation (with 4 figures) 111 SWEETING,MM Reflections on the development of karst geomorphology In Europe
http://www.schweizerbart.de/pubs/books/bo/zgeomorphs-023009300-desc.html
Boggy's Links To Karst
2002; Geoindicators Karst activity; Glossary of Karst related terms;karst geomorphology and Hydrogeology, Principal References; Karst
http://geologylinks.freeyellow.com/sedkarst.html
SAGES Academic Staff - Research Interests
Dr Mark Ellaway karst geomorphology and Geomorphology. ProfessorNeal Enright - Biogeography, Plant Ecology. Associate Professor
http://www.geography.unimelb.edu.au/staff2001.html

Extractions: You are here: Arts Dept SAGES homepage SAGES Teaching Staff SAGES Academic Staff Areas of research Dr Jon Barnett - Development Studies, global environmental politics, political geography Dr Peter Christoff - Ecologically Sustainable Development, Social Impact Assessment, Society and Environment. Dr Christoff is on leave in semester 1, 2003. Dr Andy Dawson - postmodernism, community, identity, policy, migrancy (expecially former Yugoslavs in Europe and Australia Dr Barbara Downes - Aquatic Ecology, Environmental Impacts and Assessment Dr Michelle Duffy - Social and cultural geography, Indigenous performance and culture Dr Peter Dwyer - Ecological and Economic Anthropology Dr Mark Ellaway - Karst Geomorphology and Geomorphology Professor Neal Enright - Biogeography, Plant Ecology Associate Professor Brian Finlayson - Environmental Hydrology, Fluvial Geomorphology, Karst Geomorphology Rachel Hughes - Human and Cultural Geography Dr Salim Lakha - Development Studies, globalisation issues Professor Marcia Langton - Indigenous Studies - aboriginal affairs including land, resource and social impact issues; indigenous dispute processing, policing and substance abuse; gender; identity processing; art, film and cultural studies
Carleton University - Department Of Geography & Environmental Studies - Biograph
Geomorphology. Research Interests Quaternary sea level change karst geomorphologyand speleology Paleoclimate and geochronology of carbonates.
http://www.carleton.ca/geography/geography/bios/lundberg.html

Extractions: Joyce Lundberg was educated in Trinity College, Dublin, Australia National University, Canberra (M.Sc), Bristol University (PGCE), and McMaster University, Hamilton (Ph,D). She joined the faculty in 1990. Her research interests centre around sea level change and paleoclimatology (using radiometric dating of cave calcites and fossil coral) but she maintains an on-going concern with karst geomorphology, both arctic and tropical. At present she is involved in a three year research collaboration with the Geological Institute, University of Bergen, Norway.
Parris Lyew-Ayee - Postgraduate Research At The School Of Geography And The Envi
Education BSc.(1stClass Hons.) UWI, Earth Science. Research interests Tropical karst geomorphology; Geographic Information Systems.
http://www.geog.ox.ac.uk/~plyew-a/

Extractions: My research dissertation is looking at the cockpit karst geomorphology of The Cockpit Country in Jamaica, as well as the landforms found immediately outside its boundaries. Indeed, the Cockpit Country is the type area for the cockpit variety of tropical karst. The late Dr. Marjorie Sweeting and one of her graduate students, Mick Day, both from Oxford, carried out pioneering research in the area decades ago. I now seek to employ Geographic Information Systems (GIS) and other high-tech tools to re-examine the terrain in the hope of figuring out what exactly is 'cockpit karst'. Publications:
Dr. Heather A. Viles - School Of Geography And The Environment Academic Staff
Summary Biogeomorphology (the two-way interrelations between micro-organisms,plants, animals and geomorphology); karst geomorphology (especially the
http://www.geog.ox.ac.uk/staff/hviles.html

Extractions: e-mail heather.viles@geog.ox.ac.uk Having completed an undergraduate degree in geography at the University of Cambridge and a D.Phil. on biological weathering of limestone at the University of Oxford in the 1980s, Dr. Heather Viles held a postdoctoral position at University College London working on the weathering of cathedrals. Since the late 1980s she has been based in the University of Oxford working in a range of colleges, and has been a University Lecturer and Fellow of Worcester College since 1996. She is on the editorial board of the , and a member of the Executive Committee of the British Geomorphological Research Group Summary Biogeomorphology (the two-way interrelations between micro-organisms, plants, animals and geomorphology); Karst geomorphology (especially the formation and importance of tufa and travertine); Weathering and soiling of rocks and building stones (especially by organisms, salt and air pollution);
Caving Ireland Shop: Journal Content
OF A SYMPOSIUM ON CAVE AND KARST CONSERVATION AND ACCESS Editorial Earth ScienceConservation Review the karst geomorphology of Northern Ireland Text of an
http://www.cavingireland.org/Shop/journal_content.htm
Das Geographische Wörterbuch Im Internet - Rubrik Karstmorphologie
Translate this page Karstmorphologie karst geomorphology, KarstgeomorfologiKarstgeomorfologie. 16.10.2001,
http://www.8ung.at/geowoerterbuch_online/karst.html

Extractions: Karstgeomorfologie GEOMORPHOLOGIE GEOMORPHOLOGY GEOMORFOLOGI GEOMRFOLOGIE DEUTSCH ENGLISH NORSK NEDERLANDS karst phenomena karstverschijnselen Karstlandschaft karst landscape, karst scenery karstlandskap karstlandschap Trockental dry valley droog dal Doline, Erdfall doline doline doline Sacktal, blindes Tal blind valley gjel med bratt ende blind dal Polje polje polje Karren, Schratten flutings, grooves fure karren Karrenfeld clint, grike fure karrenveld Karstschacht, Karstschlot swallow-hole, open pit vannsluk [bo],vassluk [ny] [i karst] karstpijp Flussschwinde, Schlundloch, Ponor sink-hole sluk verdwijngat, ponoor Flussversickerung, Flussschwinden disappearance of stream het verdwijnen van een rivier Wiederaustritt eines Karstflusses resurgence, re-appearance of stream weer voor de dag komen (van een rivier) Karstquelle karst spring karstbron, vauclusbron cave, cavern hole [ny], hule [bo] hol, spelonk Grotte grotto grot Kalksinter, Konkretion, Tropfsteine concretion kalkafzetting, concretie Stalaktiten stalactites stalaktitt stalactieten Stalagmiten stalagmites stalagmitt stalagmieten solution oplossing Oxydation oxidation oksydering oxydatie Hydra(ta)tion hydration hydratisering hydratatie, binding van water
Caving Definitions - A Glossary Of Terms - Max Meth
FORMATION, , Synonymous with karst geomorphology. Curiously, Jennings didnot define either MORPHOLOGY, GEOMORPHOLOGY, or karst geomorphology.
http://werple.net.au/~gnb/caving/papers/mm-cd.html

Extractions: A Glossary of Terms by Max Meth It is essential that cavers keep up to date with terms in common usage, so I offer a few more. Some of my terms are based on a list by Ed Bailey in CEGSA NEWS of May 1972 p5. COLLOQUIAL TERMS ANCHOR A heavy rock, tied to the end of a rope, which is then dropped down a pitch to ascertain the depth. BAT The sound heard when a flying mammal flies overhead and excretes on one's head. BEDROCK At the cavers dinner, the last dance of the evening before everyone leaves to go home. CAVE SURVEYOR A person who takes the time to accurately measure a cave passage, but has no idea of the passage of time. CRAWL CRAWL What cavers do when they don't have access to a cave that they wish to visit. FLOWSTONE Cavers affectionate name for Florence Stone, who in 1611 invented Stones, 'Green Ginger Wine'. FOSSIL CHAMBER A place where elderly cavers can play cards and watch TV.
Glossary Of Speleological And Caving Terms - K
karst geomorphology, The scientific study of karst landforms (both on the surfaceand underground) and the processes which contribute to their development.
http://werple.net.au/~gnb/caving/glossary/K.html
The Nature Of Karst Systems
Structure and processes in karst hydrogeology and geomorphology. Mineralsand speleothems. karst geomorphology. London Unwin Hyman.
http://www.csu.edu.au/faculty/sciagr/esu/study/subjects/GEO450.htm

Extractions: Subject Code: Subject Name: The Nature of Karst Systems Point Value: Prerequisite: Nil Co-requisite: Nil Abstract: This subject will introduce students to a holistic understanding of karst systems. It will present various perspectives and disciplinary approaches to the study of karst systems while emphasising the inter-relatedness of all these. It will conclude with an outline of threatening processes that may impact upon the integrity of karst systems. Enrolment Restrictions: Must be enrolled in the G Cert Karst Mgt course, or if not in this course, must have the approval of both Course Co-ordinators. Subject Objectives: Upon completing this subject students will have: an understanding of the complex nature of karst and the importance of maintaining the integrity of any karst system; an overview of disciplinary contributions to the understanding of karst; familiarity with the literature on karst systems;
Groundwater In Karst
White, WB (1988). Geomorphology and hydrology of karst terrains. OxfordOxford University Press. karst geomorphology. London Unwin Hyman.
http://www.csu.edu.au/faculty/sciagr/esu/study/subjects/GEO451.htm

Extractions: Subject Code: Subject Name: Groundwater in Karst 1 Points: Prerequisite: Nil Co-requisite: The Nature of Karst Systems. Abstract: This subject provides an introduction to groundwater in karst systems. An introductory review of groundwater concepts in general will lead into a study of the specific character and processes of karst groundwaters and their management problems. The nomenclature and characteristics of the different parts of a karst water system will be defined followed by discussion of groundwater flow mechanisms, water chemistry and quality, and conclude with a summary of the different types of karst groundwater systems found in Australia. An advanced subject (Groundwater in Karst 2) will examine these topics in greater depth and at a more practical and management-oriented level. Enrolment Restrictions: Must be enrolled in the G Cert Karst Mgt course, or if not in this course, must have the approval of both Course Co-ordinators. Subject Objectives: Upon completing this subject students will have: an understanding of the general characteristics of karst drainage systems;
Abstracts Of The 5th ICG
15 karst geomorphology. Oral Presentations. Symposia. S01 Rock Controlin Geomorphological Processes. Oral Presentations. S02+S03 Landslides
http://www.geomorph.org/sp/arch/jp01/abs.html

Extractions: (all in PDF format) Sessions Hillslope Processes and Hydrogeomorphology Oral Presentations Poster Presentations Fluvial Geomorphology and Environments Oral Presentations Poster Presentations Coastal Geomorphology and Environments Oral Presentations Poster Presentations Glacial and Periglacial Geomorphology Oral Presentations Poster Presentations Weathering and Structural and Rock Control in Geomorphology Oral Presentations Poster Presentations Volcanic Geomorphology and Hazards Oral Presentations Poster Presentations Tectonic Geomorphology and Earthquake Hazards Oral Presentations Poster Presentations Pedogeomorphology and Environments Oral Presentations Poster Presentations Quaternary Environments, Geochronometry and Historical Geomorphology Oral Presentations Poster Presentations Anthropogenic and Engineering Geomorphology Oral Presentations Poster Presentations Mapping in Geomorphology Oral Presentations Landscape Simulation, Macrogeomorphology and Environmental Aspects of Hydrogeomorphology Oral Presentations Poster Presentations Theories, Methods and Techniques in Geomorphology

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