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Tectonic Evolution and Hydrogeological Characteristics of the Khanaser Valley, Northern Syria, Derived from the Interpretation of Vertical Electrical Soundings

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The Khanaser Valley was geoelectrically thoroughly surveyed through a grid which consisted of twelve VES profiles. The tectonically-oriented Pichgin and Habibullaev method was enhanced to be applicable in areas of rugged relief and topography. The enhanced profiles were tectonically interpreted and subsurface structures within the Khanaser Valley were delineated. Accordingly, a tectonic evolutional scenario of the valley was established and its hydrogeological characteristics were derived. An approach for groundwater exploration in areas of prominent relief and topography in dry areas such as the Khanaser Valley was established and its validity was estimated.

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Asfahani, J., Radwan, Y. Tectonic Evolution and Hydrogeological Characteristics of the Khanaser Valley, Northern Syria, Derived from the Interpretation of Vertical Electrical Soundings. Pure appl. geophys. 164, 2291–2311 (2007). https://doi.org/10.1007/s00024-007-0274-8

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