Letn. 42 Št. 2-3 (2013)

Selected papers from an international and multidisciplinary symposium on Carbon and Boundaries in Karst, Carlsbad, New Mexico, January 7 to January 11, 2013, organised by Karst Waters Institute (KWI) and the National Cave and Karst Research Institute (NCRKI).

Guest editor: David C. Culver

Objavljeno: 2013-09-26

Editorial

Introduction to the symposium

David C. Culver
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Editorial

Franci Gabrovsek

Original papers

Carbon fluxes in Karst aquifers: Sources, sinks, and the effect of storm flow

William B. White
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Do carbonate karst terrains affect the global carbon cycle?

Jonathan B. Martin, Amy Brown, John Ezell
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Quaternary glacial cycles: Karst processes and the global CO2 budget

Erik B. Larson, John E. Mylroie
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A framework for assessing the role of karst conduit morphology, hydrology, and evolution in the transport and storage of carbon and associated sediments

George Veni
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Biological Control on Acid Generation at the Conduit-Bedrock Boundary in Submerged Caves: Quantification through Geochemical Modeling

Janet S. Herman, Alexandria G. Hounshell, Rima B. Franklin, Aaron L. Mills
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An approach for collection of nearfield groundwater samples in submerged limestone caverns

Aaron L. Mills, Terrence N. Tysall, Janet S. Herman
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Organic matter flux in the epikarst of the Dorvan karst, France

Kevin S. Simon
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Environmental controls on organic matter production and transport across surface-subsurface and geochemical boundaries in the Edwards aquifer, Texas, USA

Benjamin T. Hutchins, Benjamin F. Schwartz, Annette S. Engel
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Using isotopes of dissolved inorganic carbon species and water to separate sources of recharge in a cave spring, northwestern Arkansas, USA Blowing Spring Cave

Katherine J. Knierim, Erik Pollock, Phillip D. Hays
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Isotopes of Carbon in a Karst Aquifer of the Cumberland Plateau of Kentucky, USA

Lee J. Florea
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Organic Carbon in Shallow Subterranean Habitats

Tanja Pipan, David C. Culver
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Contribution of non-troglobiotic terrestrial invertebrates to carbon input in hypogean habitats

Tone Novak, Franc Janžekovič, Saška Lipovšček
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Physical Structure of the Epikarst

William K. Jones
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Using hydrogeochemical and ecohydrologic responses to understand epikarst process in semi-arid systems, Edwards plateau, Texas, USA

Benjamin F. Schwartz, Susanne Schwinning, Brett Gerrard, Kelly R. Kukowski, Chasity L. Stinson, Heather C. Dammeyer
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Variability of groundwater flow and transport processes in karst under different hydrologic conditions

Nataša Ravbar
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Spring discharge records – a case study

Carol M. Wicks
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Letn. 42 Št. 2-3 (2013)

Editorial

Introduction to the symposium

Editorial

Original papers

Carbon fluxes in Karst aquifers: Sources, sinks, and the effect of storm flow

Do carbonate karst terrains affect the global carbon cycle?

Quaternary glacial cycles: Karst processes and the global CO2 budget

A framework for assessing the role of karst conduit morphology, hydrology, and evolution in the transport and storage of carbon and associated sediments

Biological Control on Acid Generation at the Conduit-Bedrock Boundary in Submerged Caves: Quantification through Geochemical Modeling

An approach for collection of nearfield groundwater samples in submerged limestone caverns

Organic matter flux in the epikarst of the Dorvan karst, France

Environmental controls on organic matter production and transport across surface-subsurface and geochemical boundaries in the Edwards aquifer, Texas, USA

Using isotopes of dissolved inorganic carbon species and water to separate sources of recharge in a cave spring, northwestern Arkansas, USA Blowing Spring Cave

Isotopes of Carbon in a Karst Aquifer of the Cumberland Plateau of Kentucky, USA

Organic Carbon in Shallow Subterranean Habitats

Contribution of non-troglobiotic terrestrial invertebrates to carbon input in hypogean habitats

Physical Structure of the Epikarst

Using hydrogeochemical and ecohydrologic responses to understand epikarst process in semi-arid systems, Edwards plateau, Texas, USA

Variability of groundwater flow and transport processes in karst under different hydrologic conditions

Spring discharge records – a case study

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