Vol. 34 No. 2 (2005)

Original papers

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  Underground Drainage Systems and Geothermal Flux

  Giovanni Badino

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  Condensation Corrosion: A Theoretical Approach

  Wolfgang Dreybrodt, Franci Gabrovšek, Matija Perne

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  Chemical, Geomechanical and Geomorphological Aspects of Karst in Sandstone and Marl of Flyschformations in Northeast Italy

  Andrea Mochiutti, Paolo Maddaleni

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  Gypsum Karst in the CrotoneProvince (Calabria, Southern Italy)

  Mario Parise, Antonio Trocino

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  Kaltbach Cave (Siebenhengste, Switzerland): Phantom of the Sandstone?

  Philipp Haüselmann, Paola Tognini

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  The Morphological Research of the Basalt and Loess Covered Plateaus in the Bakony Mts. (Transdanubian Middle Mts. – Hungary)

  Móga János, Róbert Németh

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  Rapid Karst Development in an English Quartzitic Sandstone

  Charles A. Self, Graham J. Mullan

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  Smoganica – a Cave Developed in Upper Cretaceous Breccia

  Martin Knez, Tadej Slabe, Stanka Šebela

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  The Montello hill: The “Classical Karst” of the Conglomerate Rocks

  Francesco Ferrarese, Ugo Sauro

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  Basic Morphological and Morphostructural Characteristics of the Rakitnica Canyon (Dinaric Karst, Bosnia and Herzegovina)

  Alen Lepirica

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  Origin of Iron Ore Nuggets (“Bohnerze”) through Weathering of Basalt as Documented by Pebbles from the Herbstlabyrinth, Breitscheid-Germany

  Ahmad Al-Malabeh, Stephan Kempe

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  Monitoring of Active Tectonic Structures – Project COST 625

  Stanka Šebela

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  Hydrogeological research as a basis for the preparation of the plan of monitoring groundwater contamination: A Case Study of the Stara Vas Landfill near Postojna (SW Slovenia)

  Metka Petrič, Stanka Šebela

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  Caves in Conglomerate: Case of Udin boršt, Slovenia

  Franci Gabrovšek

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  Conglomerate Karst in Slovenia : History of Cave Knowledge and Research of Udin Boršt (Gorenjsko)

  Andrej Kranjc

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