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Descriptive and Numerical modele of GeoKarstics phenomena of Baet Alwadi Cavern –Coastal chains

اقتراح نموذج وصفي رقمي للمظاهر الجيوكارستية في مغارة بيت الوادي-المنطقة الساحلية

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 Publication date 2014
and research's language is العربية
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Baet Alwadi cavern, located in the central part of the coastal chain, at40km.to the east of Tartous city, with its geoKarstic diversity, is the most important Karst phenomena in the coastal area. It represents a complex geological structure, affected by clear faults, which are the main reasons of its development. Lithologicaly, it belong to the alpian age, constituted of limestone and dolo-limestone tinged with clay, associated to basalt sills, which cross it. The cavern morphology indicates a complex shapes within the carbonate rocks, taking the direction North-South. An underground river passes through the cavern, in addition to a ground and underground flowing, due to the rainfall water precipitation indicated by the occurred springs in the region as Al Saouda spring. The cavern is a typical karstic integrated model, showing the most karst phenomena. This study allowed, using modern techniques and software, the development of a three-dimensional model, and consequentially a numerical model permitting a clear and precise classification of the caverns, in Syria and others countries.

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