The current knowledge on thermal water resources in carbonate rock aquifers is presented
in this review, which also discusses geochemical processes that create reservoir porosity …

The genesis and evolution of lacustrine pre-salt carbonate reservoirs, which contain giant
hydrocarbon accumulations along the South Atlantic margins, has attracted major research …

Abstract Earth's Critical Zone (CZ), the near‐surface layer where rock is weathered and
landscapes co‐evolve with life, is profoundly influenced by the type of underlying bedrock …

This book, the first in a new series by the National Cave and Karst Research Institute, draws
on international examples and the international experience of author Dr. Alexander …

Hypogenic speleogenesis is the formation of solution-enlarged permeability structures by
waters ascending to a cave-forming zone from below in leaky confined conditions, where …

The experimental replacement of aragonite by calcite was studied under hydrothermal
conditions at temperatures between 160 and 200° C using single inorganic aragonite …

Very extensive cave systems are developed in Precambrian Una Group carbonates in the
Campo Formoso area, eastern Brazil. In contrast, the area is largely devoid of significant …

Salinization of groundwater has endangered eg drinking water supply, agricultural
cultivation, groundwater-dependent ecosystems, geothermal energy supply, thermal and …

Abstract The Middle-Lower Ordovician carbonate formation is the most important
hydrocarbon-bearing unit in the Tarim Basin, China. Previous studies have predominately …

Alteration of conventional carbonate stable isotopes (δ18O, δ13C) in cave walls has been
shown to be a useful tool to identify cave formation driven by deep-seated processes, ie …