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Coastal carbonate aquifer sensitivity to tides
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Regional groundwater flow in karstified carbonate aquifers typically occurs via a connected system of conduits, rather than in a porous matrix. This feature makes such aquifers difficult to characterize and quantify and they are among the most poorly modeled of all physical systems. Current models drastically overpredict travel times of pollutants, and current statistical methods cannot reliably determine the salient properties of these aquifers using surface‐flow data. Better understanding of such aquifers is needed, since they are widespread [Veni, 2002], typically more productive than other types of aquifers, and vulnerable to contamination.
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The correlation between sea level rise and deposition at Page-Ladson suggests a hydrologic connection between the site and the ocean through the karstic system, with the aquifer response to sea level dictating the tempo of deposition in the sinkhole.
“The correlation between sea level rise and deposition at Page-Ladson suggests a hydrologic connection between the site and the ocean through the karstic system (19, 20), with the aquifer response to sea level dictating the tempo of deposition in the sinkhole.”
From Pre-Clovis occupation 14,550 years ago at the Page-Ladson site, Florida, and the peopling of the Americas (2016) · cites this paper as [19]
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- Loper, D. E., Werner, C. L., Chicken, E., Davies, G., & Kincaid, T.
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- Eos, Transactions American Geophysical Union
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- American Geophysical Union (AGU)
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- 2005-09-27
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- 86
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- 39
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- 353-357
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- 0096-3941
- 2324-9250
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- 18
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- en
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