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Volume 43, Number 3
August 2010
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ISSN: 1470-9236
EISSN: 2041-4803

Hydrogeology in Heat Engineering

Modelling doublets and double porosity
J.A. Barker
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Determining fracture properties by tracer and thermal testing to assess thermal breakthrough risks for ground source heating and cooling in the Chalk
R. Law; R. Mackay
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Predictive modelling of groundwater abstraction and artificial recharge of cooling water
C.J. Gandy; L. Clarke; D. Banks; P.L. Younger
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Modelling large ground source cooling systems in the Chalk aquifer of central London
S. Arthur; H.R. Streetly; S. Valley; M.J. Streetly; A.W. Herbert
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Engineering Geology in Geotechnical Risk Management

The assessment of landslide risk from natural slopes in Hong Kong: an engineering geological perspective
S. Parry; K.C. Ng
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Sources of geotechnical risk
F.J. Baynes
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Research Article

Some landslides in Airedale, Yorkshire, and their incidence in relation to palaeoclimate compared with that indicated generally for southern Britain and NW Europe
R.W.R. Dowell; J.N. Hutchinson
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The practical reasons why slug tests (including falling and rising head tests) often yield the wrong value of hydraulic conductivity
J.H. Black
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Discussion

Discussion of ‘The use of electrical resistivity tomography in deriving local-scale models of recharge through superficial deposits’, by M.O. Cuthbert, R. MacKay, J.H. Tellam & R.D. B...
M.G. Shepley; K.J. Voyce
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Reply to Discussion of ‘The use of electrical resistivity tomography in deriving local-scale models of recharge through superficial deposits’, by M.O. Cuthbert, R. MacKay, J.H. Tellam, R....
M.O. Cuthbert; R. MacKay; J.H. Tellam; R.D. Barker
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