Ordovician Karst of Southeast Minnesota Field Trip Guidebook

Alexander Jr., E. Calvin
Green, Jeffrey A
Runkel, Anthony C
Barry, John D
2015-10-06
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Ordovician Karst of Southeast Minnesota Field Trip Guidebook

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6 October 2015 Field Trip - 14th Sinkhole Conference Rochester, Minnesota, U.S.A. A field trip is designed to introduce the Paleozoic bedrock aquifers of southeastern Minnesota. These aquifers provide the base flow for the rivers and streams in the area. "This field trip will focus on the heterogeneities in the routes that water uses as it moves from recharge areas to discharge areas though the Paleozoic aquifers. We will look at a variety of conduits, pipes, high transmissivity zones and other ground-water flow paths. We will see porosity that ranges from the resolution of our vision to voids that houses could be built in." A collaborative effort between the Minnesota Department of Natural Resources, the University of Minnesota and the Minnesota Geological Survey.

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Alexander Jr., E. Calvin; Green, Jeffrey A; Runkel, Anthony C; Barry, John D. (2015). Ordovician Karst of Southeast Minnesota Field Trip Guidebook. Retrieved from the University Digital Conservancy, https://hdl.handle.net/11299/185399.

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