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Applied multidimensional geological modeling
informing sustainable human interactions with the shallow subsurface
Meulen, Michiel J. van der (Michiel Jan)
"This book has been developed to provide a citable central source that documents the current capabilities and contributions of several GSO's and other practitioners in industry and academia that are already producing multidimensional geological models. Each of these groups has their own agenda, aims, and remit. They employ a variety of modeling approaches developed in response to local geological characteristics, historical data collections, and economic, societal, and regulatory requirements. The book contents are arranged to provide a "shop window" describing what multidimensional geological modeling can do and the value of this information to a large and varied potential stakeholder community. The subtitle emphasizes that this book focuses on applications related to human interactions with subsurface conditions; these interactions mostly occur in the shallow subsurface, typically considered to be within 100-200 m (300-600 ft) of the surface. This has been defined as the zone of human interaction"--
edited by Alan Keith Turner, Emeritus Professor of Geological Engineering, Colorado School of Mines; Holger Kessler, British Geological Survey, Environmental Science Centre, United Kingdom; Michiel J. van der Meulen, TNO, Geological Survey of the Netherlands.
Includes bibliographical references and index.