Seulawah Agam, located in Aceh Province, is a Quaternary stratovolcano with notable geothermal manifestations, making it a promising target for renewable energy exploration. This study aims to evaluate the geothermal system and its structural controls through an integrated geological and geophysical approach. Geologica...
Gibran Dewabrata, Mahatvavirya Shukma Ajie, B. Ginting et al.· IOP Conference Series: Earth...· 0 citations
The sustainable development and conservation of geosites require an assessment that distinguishes geoheritage value from the physical capacity of land to support safe use. This study evaluates ten geosites in the hydrothermal alteration zone of the Bogor Halimun Salak Geopark, West Java, Indonesia, using an integrated...
Helmi Setia Ritma Pamungkas, Joko Soesilo, E. T. Paripurno et al.· Journal of Geoscience, Engin...· 0 citations
Curious about Yucca Mountain? This report provides a summary of the geologic setting and previous studies of the area, including discussion of existing data gaps that limit understanding of seismic hazards in the region.
Yucca Mountain is a potential geological repository for high-level radioactive waste. The site is...
James Faulds, Rich D. Koehler, Kenneth D. Smith et al.· 0 citations
Karst areas have complex hydrogeological systems resulting from the dissolution of carbonate rocks, fracture
networks, and the presence of underground rivers. Lo Cave and Bangi Cave, in South Malang, are located in the Wonosari
Formation and are known as active underground river sites with potential for the development...
Rahmat Faizal, A. Susilo, A. M. Juwono et al.· Geo Journal of Tourism and G...· 0 citations
The Agadem Basin is located in the southeastern part of the Republic of Niger. The structural setting is dominated by faulted and tilted blocks arranged in networks of horsts, grabens, and half-grabens, which have favored both hydrocarbon accumulation and deep fluid circulation. These characteristics also make the area...
A. Amadou, Aboubacar Babana Yabilan, Ibrahim Kimba et al.· European Scientific Journal· 0 citations
The Gulf of Suez is a geologically significant rift basin, characterized by Miocene-age formations that formed through extensional tectonics during the Tertiary period, ultimately facilitating the divergence of the Arabian Peninsula from the African continent. This region has considerable geothermal potential, making i...
Shimaa K. Gomaa, Marwa M. Eissa, Saif M. Abo Khashaba et al.· Scientific Reports· 0 citations
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