Land and Marine Hydrogeology - Makoto Taniguchi - Books - Elsevier Science & Technology - 9780444514790 - December 9, 2003
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Land and Marine Hydrogeology

Makoto Taniguchi

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Land and Marine Hydrogeology

Intends to bring together communities of land-based hydrogeology and marine hydrogeology. This book discusses the issues of submarine groundwater discharge and its opposite phenomenon of seawater invasion from the geophysical, geochemical, biological, and engineering perspectives.


Marc Notes: Internat. conference proceedings.; Includes bibliographical references and indexes.; This volume represents an effort to bring together communities of land-based hydrogeology and marine hydrogeology. The issues of submarine groundwater discharge and its opposite phenomenon of seawater invasion are discussed in this book from the geophysical, geochemical, biological, and engineering perspectives. This is where land hydrogeology and marine hydrogeology overlap. Submarine groundwater discharge is a rapidly developing research field. The SCOR and LOICZ of the IGBP have recently established a working group for this research. IASPO and IAHS under IUGG also recently formed a new joint committee Seawater/Groundwater Interactions to collaborate with oceanographers and hydrologists. The other articles introduce frontier research topics in more typical land and marine environments, such as fluid flow in karst aquifers, the biological aspects of fluids in sedimentary basins and submarine sedimentary formations, respectively, and vigorous fluid flow in subsea formations and their significance in global tectonics. Geochemical characteristics of hydrothermal activities at a number of active continental margins are also reviewed, and multidisciplinary geophysical constraints of the permeability of young igneous oceanic crust are summarized. A variety of driving mechanisms for fluid flow is discussed in land and subsea formations;terrestrial hydraulic gradient, buoyancy driven free convection, tidally induced flow, flow induced by tectonic strain, flow due to sediment compaction.; Description based on print version record.; EBSCO complete collection. Publisher Marketing: This volume represents an effort to bring together communities of land-based hydrogeology and marine hydrogeology. The issues of submarine groundwater discharge and its opposite phenomenon of seawater invasion are discussed in this book from the geophysical, geochemical, biological, and engineering perspectives. This is where land hydrogeology and marine hydrogeology overlap. Submarine groundwater discharge is a rapidly developing research field. The SCOR and LOICZ of the IGBP have recently established a working group for this research. IASPO and IAHS under IUGG also recently formed a new joint committee "Seawater/Groundwater Interactions" to collaborate with oceanographers and hydrologists. The other articles introduce frontier research topics in more typical land and marine environments, such as fluid flow in karst aquifers, the biological aspects of fluids in sedimentary basins and submarine sedimentary formations, respectively, and vigorous fluid flow in subsea formations and their significance in global tectonics. Geochemical characteristics of hydrothermal activities at a number of active continental margins are also reviewed, and multidisciplinary geophysical constraints of the permeability of young igneous oceanic crust are summarized. A variety of driving mechanisms for fluid flow is discussed in land and subsea formations; terrestrial hydraulic gradient, buoyancy driven free convection, tidally induced flow, flow induced by tectonic strain, flow due to sediment compaction.

Media Books     Hardcover Book   (Book with hard spine and cover)
Released December 9, 2003
ISBN13 9780444514790
Publishers Elsevier Science & Technology
Pages 208
Dimensions 195 × 267 × 15 mm   ·   690 g
Editor Gamo, T. (Division of Earth and Planetary Sciences, Graduate School of Science, Hokkaido University, Sapporo, Japan)
Editor Taniguchi, M. (Research Institute for Humanity and Nature (RIHN), Kyoto, Japan)
Editor Wang, K. (Pacific Geoscience Centre, Geological Survey of Canada, Sidney, BC, Canada)

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