A rapid method for local-scale radon risk assessment using in situ radon soil-gas measurements and a national-scale soil permeability data set have been evaluated. We test and validate our approach in a case study on the ...

Olivine is a widely occurring mineral that offers great potential for improving our understanding of geological processes. Olivine is present across a range of geologically significant settings, occurring in stony-iron ...

The replacement of sulfate minerals by calcium carbonate polymorphs (carbonation) has important implications in various geological processes occurring in Earth surface environments. In this paper we report the results of ...

By investigating three sedimentary horizons through the aureole of a Tertiary dyke intruding a Middle Jurassic sedimentary section in NE Skye, the thermal response rates of the various organic maturity indicators to ...

In the last decade, the number of seismic stations deployed globally increased dramatically, allowing to construct tomographic models with increasing resolution. Seismic data coverage however, is not homogeneous across the ...

Continental rifts are commonly flanked by zones of high elevation, but the cause of uplift remains controversial. Proposed uplift mechanisms include active and induced asthenospheric upwelling, and isostatically driven ...

The formation of crystalline rare earth element (REE) (e.g. La, Ce, Pr, Nd) carbonates from aqueous solutions was examined at ambient temperature using UV-Vis spectrophotometry, combined with X-ray diffraction, high-resolution ...

Flooding sandstone oil reservoirs with low salinity water can lead to a significant increase in oil recovery, a phenomenon called “the low salinity effect”. Although there are many factors that contribute to this response, ...

The Dinantian onshore Donegal Basin is situated at the northerly exposed margin of the Northwest Carboniferous Basin of Ireland. Subsidence patterns in the Northwest basin were strongly controlled by an existing template ...