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Identifying and characterizing solution conduits in karst aquifers through geospatial (GIS) analysis of porosity from borehole imagery: An example from the Biscayne …

Manda et al., 2006

Document ID
7616567219877127564
Author
Manda A
Gross M
Publication year
Publication venue
Advances in Water Resources

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We apply geospatial analysis to borehole imagery in an effort to develop new techniques to evaluate the spatial distribution and internal structure of karst conduits. Remote sensing software is used to classify a high resolution, digital borehole image of limestone bedrock …
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