H. Satake

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Identification of Anthropogenic and Natural Inputs of Sulfate and Chloride into the Karstic Ground Water of Guiyang, SW China: Combined δ37Cl and δ34S Approach
Because of active exchange between surface and groundwater of a karstic hydrological system, the groundwater of Guiyang, the capital city of Guizhou Province, southwest China, has been seriously… Expand
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Geochemical provenance and spatial distribution of fluoride in groundwater of Mayo Tsanaga River Basin, Far North Region, Cameroon: implications for incidence of fluorosis and optimal consumption dose
The 500,000 inhabitants of Mayo Tsanaga River Basin are vulnerable to a “silent” fluorosis from groundwater consumption. For the first time, the groundwater is investigated for the purpose of… Expand
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Origin of Hydrogen and Carbon Dioxide in Fault Gases and Its Relation to Fault Activity
Gases occluded in fracture zones of active faults are characterized by a high concentration of $$H_{2}$$ and/or $$CO_{2}$$. A predominant gas species-$$H_{2}$$ or $$CO_{2}$$-is related to the… Expand
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Evolution of CO2 in Lakes Monoun and Nyos, Cameroon, before and during controlled degassing
Evolution of CO2 in Lakes Monoun and Nyos (Cameroon) before and during controlled degassing is described using results of regular monitoring obtained during the last 21 years. The CO2(aq) profiles… Expand
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Hydrogen and oxygen isotopic ratios and major element chemistry of Japanese thermal water systems
More than 140 thermal waters of Japan were studied isotopically and chemically. Highly saline brines at Arima and Takarazuka, Hyogo-Ken, and Ishibotoke near Osaka indicate wide ranges of δ18O and δD… Expand
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Hydrogeochemical controls and usability of groundwater in the semi-arid Mayo Tsanaga River Basin: far north province, Cameroon
Deuterium, δ18O, major ions and dissolved silica in groundwater from semi-arid Mayo-Tsanaga river basin in the Far North Province, Cameroon were used to trace hydrogeochemical processes that control… Expand
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Isotopic and morphological features of fracture calcite from granitic rocks of the Tono area, Japan: a promising palaeohydrogeological tool
Abstract This study aimed to develop a methodology for assessing the hydrochemical evolution of a groundwater system, using fracture-filling and fracture-lining calcite. Fracture calcite in deep (to… Expand
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3 - The chemical characteristics of submarine groundwater seepage in toyama bay, Central Japan
This chapter discusses the chemical characteristics of submarine groundwater seepage in Toyama Bay in Central Japan. There are several important sources for various materials that flow from the land… Expand
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Hydrochemical and isotopic evidence of recharge, apparent age, and flow direction of groundwater in Mayo Tsanaga River Basin, Cameroon: bearings on contamination
Unplanned exploitation of groundwater constitutes emerging water-related threats to MayoTsanaga River Basin. Shallow groundwater from crystalline and detrital sediment aquifers, together with rain,… Expand
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Chlorine stable isotope evidence for salinization processes of confined groundwater in southwestern Nobi Plain aquifer system, central Japan
Summary A confined aquifer system, isolated from modern seawater, is developed in argillaceous marine and freshwater sediments of Pliocene–Holocene age in southwestern Nobi Plain (SWNP), central… Expand
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