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Register a new userGeomorphological-chemical analysis of karstic phenomenon in Karkit – NE of Lattakia, Syria
تحليل جيومورفولوجي- كيميائي لظاهرة الحفرة الكارستية المفاجئة في قرية كركيت شمال شرق اللاذقية-سوريا
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2014
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تشير الدراسة الجيومورفولوجية - الكيميائية لظاهرة الحفرة التي حدثت في قرية كركيت (شمال شرق اللاذقية ) في 11 شباط 2009 م , أنها نتيجة لظواهر الكارست في الصخور الجصية . هذا الكارست ناتج عن جريانات مائية جوفية وفقا لاتجاهات الشقوق في المنطقة المافقة ل N025 .
Geomorphological-chemical studying of hole phenomenon which taked place in KARKIT village (NE of Lattakia) at 11/2/2009,indicate that it was a result of karstic phenomenons in gypsum rocks,this karst is result of underground water drainage inaccordance with fissures direction In study region N025 .
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PEARSON, R. M. and HURCOMB, D. R. Gypsum Karst of the Lykins formation and effects for Colorado front range water projects; Horsetooth and Carter Lake reservoirs. Denver Annual Meeting USA, P 93-10, 27-30 October 2002
PONIKAROV, V.P. Explanatory notes on the Geological Map of Syria, scale 1/200000, Moscow, 1966
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