Titlebook: Site Characterization in Karst and Pseudokarst Terraines; Practical Strategies Richard C. Benson,Lynn B. Yuhr Book 2016 Springer Science+Bu

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The Strategye. Heterogeneity is a natural result of the processes that create and modify the geologic setting, and are sometimes further modified by man’s activities. The presence of karst typically complicates the process by introducing a higher level of heterogeneity in the three-dimensional geologic puzzle. It can often be the fatal flaw for a project.

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The Desk Studyed and mined from a variety of sources including government agencies, sinkhole, cave and well databases, site-specific reports and even anecdotal information. This information and data is then used to develop the preliminary conceptual model of site conditions.

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Site Walkoverover should include geologic and hydrologic observations, inventory of karst features, indications of subsidence or sinkhole activity as well as an assessment of cultural features that may impact access, safety or a particular method of measurement used on site.

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Some Common Termsl terms will be presented throughout the book. The two key divisions are karst and pseudokarst. Karst conditions are formed due to a natural process of dissolution of soluble rock. Pseudokarst may look or act like karst, but it may be formed naturally in non-soluble rock or may be caused by man’s ac

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Types of Karst Featureses both past and present. However, not all features will be found at all locations. In general, the types of karst features can be divided into surface landforms and subsurface features. The surface landforms include sinkholes (dolines), areas of subsidence, sinking streams, springs and cave entranc

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