The primary reason for making the research study on Sinkholes in Florida and Their Effect on Man\u27s Environment , is an interest in learning more about this somewhat unique phenomenon and how it is likely to affect man in the future, particularly here in Central Florida. This is significant at this time in view of the large number of existing sinkholes, the frequency of occurrence, the projected population and economic growth, and the possible impact this growth may have on future sinkhole occurrences. The research concentrated on possible causes, effects, frequencies, locations and mean of predicting future sinkhole development. There is a large amount of published material on possible causes, including general agreement on some fundame...
Sinkholes are natural geohazard phenomena that cause damage to property and may lead to loss of life...
To help answer this question we need to define what sinkhole is and in what geologic terrain they fo...
Dynamic forces in the hydrologic cycle move underground water through Florida\u27s carbonate rocks d...
Claims for sinkhole damages have increased significantly since the passage of legislation in 1969 re...
Sinkholes occur when surface soils gradually subside or suddenly collapse into subsurface cavities a...
Sinkhole development affects approximately 15 percent of the land area of the world. Development of ...
Locating sinkholes in Pinellas County, Florida, is confounded by the presence of a cover of Quaterna...
pg(s) 273-277 A cluster of aquifer drawdown-induced sinkholes developed in eastern Hillsborough Coun...
Florida is one of the most susceptible states for sinkhole collapses due to its karst geology. In Fl...
Sinkholes are a significant geohazard in karst topography areas with life-threatening consequences a...
Cover-collapse and cover-suffosion sinkholes are widely distributed in central Florida (USA) karst t...
Sinkholes are one of the major geohazards in karst terrain and pose a social, economic, and environm...
The behavior of cover-collapse sinkholes in Central Florida was investigated in this research by bot...
The state of Florida sits on the karst terrain where soluble bedrocks are underlain; thus, a sinkhol...
Florida\u27s aquifer system is a major drinking-water source for over 80% of the population; however...
Sinkholes are natural geohazard phenomena that cause damage to property and may lead to loss of life...
To help answer this question we need to define what sinkhole is and in what geologic terrain they fo...
Dynamic forces in the hydrologic cycle move underground water through Florida\u27s carbonate rocks d...
Claims for sinkhole damages have increased significantly since the passage of legislation in 1969 re...
Sinkholes occur when surface soils gradually subside or suddenly collapse into subsurface cavities a...
Sinkhole development affects approximately 15 percent of the land area of the world. Development of ...
Locating sinkholes in Pinellas County, Florida, is confounded by the presence of a cover of Quaterna...
pg(s) 273-277 A cluster of aquifer drawdown-induced sinkholes developed in eastern Hillsborough Coun...
Florida is one of the most susceptible states for sinkhole collapses due to its karst geology. In Fl...
Sinkholes are a significant geohazard in karst topography areas with life-threatening consequences a...
Cover-collapse and cover-suffosion sinkholes are widely distributed in central Florida (USA) karst t...
Sinkholes are one of the major geohazards in karst terrain and pose a social, economic, and environm...
The behavior of cover-collapse sinkholes in Central Florida was investigated in this research by bot...
The state of Florida sits on the karst terrain where soluble bedrocks are underlain; thus, a sinkhol...
Florida\u27s aquifer system is a major drinking-water source for over 80% of the population; however...
Sinkholes are natural geohazard phenomena that cause damage to property and may lead to loss of life...
To help answer this question we need to define what sinkhole is and in what geologic terrain they fo...
Dynamic forces in the hydrologic cycle move underground water through Florida\u27s carbonate rocks d...