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GOL 450 - Cave and Karst Systems

Credit(s): 3

This course will explore the underground world of caves as students are introduced to the complexities of karst systems, including the geologic and hydrologic controls on porosity evolution in soluble rocks. Students will learn characteristics and behavior of fluid flow through multi-permeability systems as it applies to karst aquifers and mineral deposits. Students will be introduced to the unique environmental and engineering concerns associated with karst terrains and groundwater resources.
Prerequisite(s): GOL 131 , GOL 132  or permission from faculty


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