Bücher- und Zeitschriftenschau     

H. Stremme  Otto Wilckens  C. Gagel  Steinmann  H. -Ed. Eckstein 《International Journal of Earth Sciences》1921,12(1-2):91-97

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Die Probleme einer Falte     

Otto Jaekel 《International Journal of Earth Sciences》1920,10(4-8):97-111

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Bücher- und Zeitschriftenschau     

Otto Wilckens  St  K. A.  Sal 《International Journal of Earth Sciences》1913,4(1):51-55

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IV. Bücher- und Zeitschriftenschau     

W. Salomon  Koenigsberger  Salomon  Otto Wilckens  Wilckens 《International Journal of Earth Sciences》1927,18(2):139-142

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Geologische Untersuchungen in der Gegend von Bobbio im Nordapennin.     

Otto Ludwig 《International Journal of Earth Sciences》1929,20(1):36-65

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Ein einfacher Vorlesungsversuch des inkongruenten Schmelzens     

Privatdozent Dr. Otto Braitsch 《Contributions to Mineralogy and Petrology》1961,8(1):67-68

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The Relation Between Humidity and Liquid Water Content in Fog: An Experimental Approach   总被引：1，自引：0，他引：1  

Stefan Georg Gonser  Otto Klemm  Frank Griessbaum  Shih-Chieh Chang  Hou-Sen Chu  Yue-Joe Hsia 《Pure and Applied Geophysics》2012,169(5-6):821-833

Microphysical measurements of orographic fog were performed above a montane cloud forest in northeastern Taiwan (Chilan mountain site). The measured parameters include droplet size distribution (DSD), absolute humidity (AH), relative humidity (RH), air temperature, wind speed and direction, visibility, and solar short wave radiation. The scope of this work was to study the short term variations of DSD, temperature, and RH, with a temporal resolution of 3?Hz. The results show that orographic fog is randomly composed of various air volumes that are intrinsically rather homogeneous, but exhibit clear differences between each other with respect to their size, RH, LWC, and DSD. Three general types of air volumes have been identified via the recorded DSD. A statistical analysis of the characteristics of these volumes yielded large variabilities in persistence, RH, and LWC. Further, the data revealed an inverse relation between RH and LWC. In principle, this finding can be explained by the condensational growth theory for droplets containing soluble or insoluble material. Droplets with greater diameters can exist at lower ambient RH than smaller ones. However, condensational growth alone is not capable to explain the large observed differences in DSD and RH because the respective growth speeds are too slow to explain the observed phenomena. Other mechanisms play key roles as well. Possible processes leading to the large observed differences in RH and DSD include turbulence induced collision and coalescence, and heterogeneous mixing. More analyses including fog droplet chemistry and dynamic microphysical modeling are required to further study these processes. To our knowledge, this is the first experimental field observation of the anti-correlation between RH and LWC in fog.  相似文献   

Methods to derive the differential equation of the free surface boundary   总被引：2，自引：0，他引：2  

Wang XS  Neuman SP  Strack OD  Verruijt A  Jamali M  Seymour B  Bear J  Cheng AH 《Ground water》2011,49(2):133-42; discussion 142-3

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Quantifying sediment storage in a high alpine valley (Turtmanntal,Switzerland)     

Jan‐Christoph Otto  Lothar Schrott  Michel Jaboyedoff  Richard Dikau 《地球表面变化过程与地形》2009,34(13):1726-1742

The determination of sediment storage is a critical parameter in sediment budget analyses. But, in many sediment budget studies the quantification of magnitude and time‐scale of sediment storage is still the weakest part and often relies on crude estimations only, especially in large drainage basins (>100 km²). We present a new approach to storage quantification in a meso‐scale alpine catchment of the Swiss Alps (Turtmann Valley, 110 km²). The quantification of depositional volumes was performed by combining geophysical surveys and geographic information system (GIS) modelling techniques. Mean thickness values of each landform type calculated from these data was used to estimate the sediment volume in the hanging valleys and the trough slopes. Sediment volume of the remaining subsystems was determined by modelling an assumed parabolic bedrock surface using digital elevation model (DEM) data. A total sediment volume of 781·3×10⁶–1005·7×10⁶ m³ is deposited in the Turtmann Valley. Over 60% of this volume is stored in the 13 hanging valleys. Moraine landforms contain over 60% of the deposits in the hanging valleys followed by sediment stored on slopes (20%) and rock glaciers (15%). For the first time, a detailed quantification of different storage types was achieved in a catchment of this size. Sediment volumes have been used to calculate mean denudation rates for the different processes ranging from 0·1 to 2·6 mm/a based on a time span of 10 ka. As the quantification approach includes a number of assumptions and various sources of error the values given represent the order of magnitude of sediment storage that has to be expected in a catchment of this size. Copyright © 2009 John Wiley & Sons, Ltd.  相似文献   

Contributions of groundwater conditions to soil and water salinization   总被引：23，自引：2，他引：21  

Ramsis B. Salama  Claus J. Otto  Robert W. Fitzpatrick 《Hydrogeology Journal》1999,7(1):46-64

 Salinization is the process whereby the concentration of dissolved salts in water and soil is increased due to natural or human-induced processes. Water is lost through one or any combination of four main mechanisms: evaporation, evapotranspiration, hydrolysis, and leakage between aquifers. Salinity increases from catchment divides to the valley floors and in the direction of groundwater flow. Salinization is explained by two main chemical models developed by the authors: weathering and deposition. These models are in agreement with the weathering and depositional geological processes that have formed soils and overburden in the catchments. Five soil-change processes in arid and semi-arid climates are associated with waterlogging and water. In all represented cases, groundwater is the main geological agent for transmitting, accumulating, and discharging salt. At a small catchment scale in South and Western Australia, water is lost through evapotranspiration and hydrolysis. Saline groundwater flows along the beds of the streams and is accumulated in paleochannels, which act as a salt repository, and finally discharges in lakes, where most of the saline groundwater is concentrated. In the hummocky terrains of the Northern Great Plains Region, Canada and USA, the localized recharge and discharge scenarios cause salinization to occur mainly in depressions, in conjunction with the formation of saline soils and seepages. On a regional scale within closed basins, this process can create playas or saline lakes. In the continental aquifers of the rift basins of Sudan, salinity increases along the groundwater flow path and forms a saline zone at the distal end. The saline zone in each rift forms a closed ridge, which coincides with the closed trough of the groundwater-level map. The saline body or bodies were formed by evaporation coupled with alkaline-earth carbonate precipitation and dissolution of capillary salts. Received, May 1998 · Revised, July 1998 · Accepted, September 1998  相似文献