Part V Publications Reached at IGCP 379
Secretoriat, Before August, 1998
ACCA:
1. American caves, Summer-Fall, 1996
2.American Caves, Spring-Summer, 1998
Kazuhisa Yoshimura, Youji Inokura et al (Japan ):
1.Contribution of Cyanobacteria to the Formation of Tufa in the Entrance to Akiyoshi-do Cave, Yamaguchi.J. of the Speleological Society of Japan, Vol.20, 1996
2.Tufa in limestone area in Southeast Japan. J. Speleo. Society of Japan, V.20, 1996
A.V. Petukhov (Komi Republic, Russia )
Karst in the Earth's Crust: distribution and the main types. By Ezhov Yu. A at al,
Novosibirsk. 1992, 76p. (in Russia )
Nada Horvatincic , B.Obelic, et al (Croatia):
1.Radiocarbon and Uranium-series dating of Travertine, Acta Geologica Hungarica, 39, 1996
2.Meteoric phreatic speleothems and the development of caves stratigraphy: An example from Tounj Cave,Dinarides,Croatia,Quaternary Science Reviews,V.15,1996
3.Radiocarbon and Uranium-series dating of the Plitvice Lakes Travertines. Radiocarbon, V.36,No.2, 1994
P.E.LaMoreaux & Associates, Inc. (USA)
1.Groundwater remediation applying Remote Telemetry control and monitoring system. By M.Mumtaz Azmeh and others.
2.Occurrence of dense, non-aqueous phase liquid(DNAPL) near an interceptor well, by Daniel S. Green et al.
3.Control of naturally occurring Brine springs and seeps in an evaporite karst spring. By Bashir A. Memon et al.
Naruhiko Kashima (President of Speleological Inst. Of Japan):
1.Environmental control of chemical composition of the Secondary Hydroxyapatite from Japan, J. speleol. Soc. Japan, 22, 1997
2.Annals of the Speleological Research Institute of Japan, No.16, 1998, 38p
3.Annals of the Speleological Research Institute of Japan, No.15, 1997, 24p
4.The first finding of a hydrothermal karst in Japan; Pirika limestone Cave, Imakane, Southwestern Hokkaido, Earth Science, Vol.50, 1996
Kazuko Urushibora-Yoshino (Japan)
1.Environmental change in karst areas on the Island of Java, Indonesia. J. of Komazawa Univ. No.53, 1995
2.The soils on the calcareous sand dunes Southeast of South Australia. Environmental Geology. 28 (3), 1996
3.Scallops formation and composition of deposited pebbles in Irimizu, Northeast Japan, J. of Speleol. Soc. of Japan, 22, 1997
4.A composition of red soil from south Australia and Japan. Acta Carsologica, Ljubljana, 1997
Laszlo Zambo (Hungary):
10 papers published in Annals Universitatis Scientiarum Budapestinensis de Rolando Eotvos Nominatae Separatum Sectio Geographica. 1983-1993
1.Physical geographical characteristics of Aggtelek karst
2.Genetical soil-types of the Aggtelek karst
3.The soil cover as a factor of karstification
4.Karst corrosion measuring station in the catchment of the Beke cave, Aggtelek karst, North Hungary
5.The characteristics of karstic red earths at the measuring-bases of Aggtelek karst
Dominique Genty (France)
1.Speleochronos 4-1992, 40p.
2.Speleochronos 6-1995, 40p.
Christiane Causse (France)
12 papers about Uranium-series dating published 1988-1995
Ian J. Fairchild (UK)
1.Selective leaching in glacierized terrains and implications for retention of primary chemical signals in carbonate rocks, water-rock Interaction, 1995
2.Hydrochemistry of carbonate terrains in Alpine glacial settings, Earth surface processes and landform, V.19, 1994
Wieslawa Ewa Krawczyk (Silesia Univ., Poland)
1.Winter outflows of water from the Werenskiold Glacier in the Hydrological Year 1985/1986, 20th Polar Symposium, 1993
2.Chemical characteristics of water circulating in the Werenskiold Glacier (SW Spitsbergen). 2nd Symposium of glacier caves and karst in Polar regions, 1992.
And 2 other papers.
Kenneth S. Johnson (USA)
1.Evaporite Karst in the United States, Carbonates and Evaporites, V.12, No.1, 1997, P.2-14
2.Gypsum Karst in the United States , International Journal of Speleology. 25(3-4),
P.183-193, 1996
3.Sinkhole in Evaporite Rock, American Scientist, V.86, Jan-Feb. 1998, P.40-51
