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Speleology General:     more books (33)

Speleology: Caves & the Cave Environment by George W. Moore, G. Nicholas Sullivan, 1997-06 Caves and Speleology in Bulgaria by Petar Beron, Trifon Daaliev, et all 2006-11-30 Karst Hydrology and Physical Speleology by Alfred Bogli, 1980-06 Speleology the Study of Caves by George W. Moore, G. Nicholas Sullivan, 1981-06 Caves of Northern Thailand by Pindar Sidisunthorn, Simon Gardner, 2007-02-01 Caving: Sport, Cave, Speleology, Cave rescue, Urban exploration, Caving organizations, Pit cave, Cave diving, Outdoor exploration Cave: Sea cave, Rock shelter, Grotto, Speleology, Glacier cave, Anchihaline caves, Caving, Cave Conservancies, Cave Research Foundation, Cenote, Flowstone Caves: Exploring Hidden Realms (Imax) by Michael Ray Taylor, Ronal C. Kerbo, 2001-03-01 Cave Sleuths: Solving Science Underground (Science On The Edge) by Laurie Lindop, 2004-08-13 Dark Life: Martian Nanobacteria, Rock-Eating Cave Bugs, and Other Extreme Organisms of Inner Earth and Outer Space by Michael Ray Taylor, 1999-04-09 Venturing Underground: The New Speleo's Guide by Ben Lyon, 1984-07 The Wilderness Underground: Caves of the Ozark Plateau by H. Dwight Weaver, 1992-06 Beneath the Mountains: Exploring the Deep Caves of the Asturias by David Rose, Richard Gregson, 1987-06-01 Trapped!: The Story of Floyd Collins by Robert K. Murray, Roger W. Brucker, 1982-12-31

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81. Cavers Mailing List
    discussion of techniques and tactics of cave passing, caving equipment, scientific messages related to speleology, questions of general development of  
    http://fadr.msu.ru/~sigalov/cml-en.html
    
    Extractions: Russian Speleo Info Centre This document is available also in Russian: The charter of the Cavers Mailing List The Cavers Mailing List (CML) has been created in May, 1993 as an open forum to assist the contacts and information exchange among speleologists and cavers of ex-USSR. CML is moderated, i.e., there is a moderator whose opinion should be observed. The usual language is Russian. English is allowed. It is a duty of the moderator to publish the charter every three months. All messages concerning speleology or caving are not breaking the charter if they are not offensive for anybody from the subscribers. It is forbidden to publish the non-textual information, as well as messages larger than 20K, without a permission of the moderator. The descriptions of expeditions, discussion of techniques and tactics of cave passing, caving equipment, scientific messages related to speleology, questions of general development of speleology and caving etc are welcome. The use of the notations accepted in others maillists is welcome: if the Subject field begins with "[H]", it is a request for the help, with "[Q]" it's a question, with "Re:" it's an answer to someone's earlier message. The use of the symbol '>' in the beginning of the lines of quotations is also welcome. The Subject field of official messages begins with three stars (***) what it is forbidden for other messages.

82. Directory Of Caving And Speleology In Serbia And Montenegro
    name Akademski speleoloskoalpinisticki klub (ASAK), type speleology and caving. Started as a student club in 1971, today it is open to general public.  
    http://www.asak.org.yu/yudirect.html
    
    Extractions: (former Directory of Yugoslav caving and speleology) last updated on November 8th, 2003 This is the list of the major local clubs and organizations, and individual researchers which deal with speleology, caving, spelodiving and other forms of karst research (geomorphology, hydrogeology, palaeontology). The Directory of Biospeleology of Serbia and Montenegro is on a separate page. caving club name: Akademski speleolosko-alpinisticki klub (ASAK) type: speleology and caving address: Studentski trg 16, Beograd 11000, Serbia and Montenegro

83. FSTS Minnesota Environmental Sources Bibliography
    in Beck, BF, Proceedings of the 8th international congress of speleology, Bowling Green general Geology, Ford, GR, 1958, A study of the Platteville Formation in  
    http://www.fromsitetostory.org/bibenviro.asp
    
    Extractions: Subject: All Subjects General Biology References General Geology General Geomorphology Geological Map of Minnesota, Scale 1250,000 Geology County Atlas Series Geology Miscellaneous Map Series Paleoecology Quaternary Specific Biology References Specific Geomorphology U.S.G.S Pubs Available at the Minnesota Geological Authors: Date: Reference: From Site to Story: Environmental Bibliography

84. Student Info
    general Information. and Space Sciences, Geology, minerology, physiography, oceanography, meteorology, climatology, astronomy, speleology, seismology, geography  
    http://infohost.nmt.edu/~science/fair/general.htm
    
    Extractions: General Information Home Contact Us Contributor Information Info for Judges ... Socorro, NM New Mexico Science and Engineering Fair is an affiliate of the Intel International Science and Engineering Fair (ISEF) and is bound by the rules governing that organization. The are available online, or from your Regional Director . The fair is also a member of the New Mexico Activities Association (NMAA) . Eligibility requirements established by the NMAA apply to all participants. Financial support for the Fair comes from New Mexico Tech, The State of New Mexico, registration fees, and donations from a number of foundations, as well as corporate and individual donors. The expenses for the trips to the International Science and Engineering Fair of the four state finalists and their sponsors are paid for by the Albuquerque Journal EXHIBITOR ELIGIBILITY To qualify for the New Mexico Science and Engineering Fair (NMSEF), you must compete in one of the six

85. XXIII General Assembly, Nice, France, 20-24 April 1998
    disciplines should be included to solve karst aquifer problems theoretical and engineering geology; sedimentology; morphology; speleology; hydrological mapping  
    http://www.copernicus.org/EGS/egsga/nice98/hsb2-4.htm
    
    Extractions: Co-Convener: Dr. Antonio Pulido-Bosch , Dpto. Geodinamica, Faculty of Science, Universidad de Granada, 18071 Granada, Spain; Tel: +34-58-243-362, Fax: +34-58-243-362, E-mail: APULIDO@GOLIAT.UGR.ES also at: Dept. of Hydrogeology and Q.A., Faculty of Experimental Sciences, University of Almeria, 04120 La Caada (Almeria), Spain; Tel: +34-50-215465, Fax: +34-50-215465 The importance of the karst aquifers is ever increasing for many reasons. The main are increasing water demands and deepening of karst water pollution problems. The following scientific and engineering disciplines should be included to solve karst aquifer problems: theoretical and engineering geology; sedimentology; morphology; speleology; hydrological mapping; theoretical, applied and engineering hydrogeology; geomorphology; geography; hydraulics; coastal karst problems; aquatic chemistry; theoretical and engineering hydrology, environmental exploitation and planning; geophysics engineering; ecology; forestry; agriculture; analyses of the influence exerted by man's activities in karst on the changes in the water regime and on the environment etc.

86. Wauu.DE: Recreation: Outdoors: Speleology: Cave Photography
    http//hometown.aol.com/caverbol/photo.htm. Cave Photography Tips general advice for the beginner and advanced photographer. http  
    http://www.wauu.de/Recreation/Outdoors/Speleology/Cave_Photography/

87. Mexico Desconocido: Speleology The Greatest Abysses Of Mexico IV (Chiapas)
    here. error occurred while processing an element with a general identifier of  
    http://www.mexicodesconocido.com.mx/english/deportes/terrestres/detalle.cfm?idse

88. MINISTRY OF CULTURE
    cases where caves are involved, to the Ephoreia of Palaeoanthropologyspeleology, as well are regulated by the circulars published by the general Directorate of  
    http://www.ascsa.edu.gr/news/encyclical.htm
    
    Extractions: SUBJECT: Terms and conditions for archaeological research in Greece from organizations that do not belong to the Greek Archaeological Service. The Ministry of Culture after voting Law 3028/2002 “For the Protection of Antiquities and in general of the Cultural Heritage” (Gazette 153/A’/28-6-2002) and with the aim of dealing uniformly with cases that deal with the archaeological research of the Foreign Archaeological Schools or Missions in Greece and Greek Universities, Scientific and Research Institutions or Organizations, as well as the promotion of archaeological research in Greece, specifies the procedure for applications and examination of every sort of requests for archaeological research of the above organizations, as follows: A. GENERAL From 2002 onwards, the aforementioned Greek and foreign research institutions are obliged to submit to the Foreign Schools Department of the Directorate of Prehistoric and Classical Antiquities a five-year plan of research (with reference to the sites, nature, research aims, as well as the number of annual research projects, in accordance with articles 35, 36 and 38 of Law 3028/2002). This plan will initially be approved by the Central Archaeological Council (KAS) and will serve as the basis for consideration of annual requests for the continuation or inception of archaeological projects.

89. SLCentral Directory - Recreation - Outdoors - Speleology - Cave Photography
    SLCentral Directory Recreation - Outdoors - speleology - Cave Photography. Cave Photography Tips - general advice for the beginner and advanced photographer.  
    http://www.slcentral.com/directory/index.php/Recreation/Outdoors/Speleology/Cave

90. HighBeam Research: ELibrary Search: Results
    6. Fed Australia Day Honours List = 4 AAP general News (Australia); January 26, 2003 service to the community of Orange. speleology in Western Australia  
    http://www.highbeam.com/library/search.asp?FN=AO&refid=ency_refd&search_thesauru

91. Speleology Page
    speleology. and Caving. There are caves in all parts of the world. While most people think of them as just "holes in the ground", caves actually represent a very important geologic feature. Many  
    http://www.wgbush.com/2caving.html
    
    Extractions: and Caving There are caves in all parts of the world. While most people think of them as just "holes in the ground", caves actually represent a very important geologic feature. They provide an environment that is protected from the more destructive forces of our planet's surface. As such, they give us a view back to historical events and to many years of geologic processes. Caves are found in rock, lava, and ice strata around the world. They are formed in rock by the acidic dissolution of limestone, sandstone, marble, and granite (solution caves), or by the freeze/thawing action in mountains (talus caves). The hydraulics of volcanic lava flows form 'lava tubes' in the subsequently-cooled lava beds. The freezing/thawing cycles within glaciers and ice fields generate 'ice caves'. The wind-whipping action on sea waves form 'sea caves' in the base of cliffs along the perimeter of the world's oceans. Speleology is the science of cave and karst studies. Karst is the cave-bearing landform found throughout the world. Scientists are drawn to cave research because of the closed nature of the ecosystem and the unique varieties of deposits to be found. Many different disciplines are included under the general umbrella of "speleology". A few are:

92. Speleology: Mixture Corrosion
    Show Caves of the World is a site about underground sights open to the public, like caves and mines, all over the World Karst Hydrology and Physical speleology by Alfred Bögli. Processes in Karst  
    http://www.showcaves.com/english/explain/Speleology/Mischungskorrosion.html
    
    Extractions: Mixture Corrosion is an important principle of the dissolution of limestone by groundwater in karst areas. The mixing of two different waters with different amounts of carbon dioxide (CO , both originally saturated with calzite, results in a mixture which is undersaturated and capable of further calcite dissolution. The reason for this behaviour is the non-linear relationship between calcite solubility and carbon dioxide partial pressure. Image: The black curve shows the non-linear relationship between calcite solubility and carbon dioxide partial pressure. It shows the maximum CaCO water can hold with a certain amount of CO . All waters with less CaCO , represented by positions below the curve, are called undersaturated Waters W and W , represented by two red dots, have a different amount of CO , but both are saturated. Mixing the two waters is a linear operation, symbolized by the linear red line. So the mixing at a certain proportion, in this example 1:1, leads to point M , representing the mixture.

93. Congresses, Conferences, Symposia, Workshops, Seminars Relevant To General Karst
    Event Title IMPORTANT! 14th International Congress of speleology (UIS). speleology in Greece started with the first recorded exploration in 1841.  
    http://www.speleogenesis.info/meetings/symposiums_show.php?meetingId=26

94. Texas Web Guide
    Added 0406-2002, Hits 22, Rating 0.00, Votes 0, Reviews 0 Rate It Suggest to a Friend Galaxy speleology - Links from the original searchable internet  
    http://www.wildtexas.com/guide/index.php?cat=182&t=sub_pages

95. Slovakia - Heart Of Europe: Speleology Museum: Kart And Caves
    speleology Museum Kart and Caves. Address 1. maja 38, Liptovsky Mikulas. Telephone 0042144/5522061. speleology Museum Protected Nature Minerals .  
    http://www.heartofeurope.co.uk/trav_mikulas3c.htm
    
    Extractions: Search this site Search the web SHoE Newsletter Travel Guide - Introduction - Town Guide - Hotel Guide - Other Attractions Sections - General Information - Travel Guide - Special Features - Let's Learn Slovak ... - The Slovak Store Speleology Museum: Kart and Caves This museum presents in detail the formation of caves and how they are connected with human history. Although, far better than the expositions in its sister museum across the road (see below), this one is still a little overpriced. However, a ticket receipt from a visit to any showcave in Slovakia will get you a 50% reduction. April to October: Moday - Friday: 0800 - 1200, 1230 - 1630

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