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• Environmental Role of Rime Chemistry at Selected Mountain Sites in Poland

  Publication

  • M. Godek
  • M. Błaś
  • M. Sobik
  • Ż. Polkowska
  • K. Cichała-Kamrowska
  • J. Namieśnik

  - PURE AND APPLIED GEOPHYSICS - Year 2012

  The results of field experiments on fog pollutantdeposition enhanced by local mountain climate, completed by thedendrochronological analysis of the forest response, are presentedin this paper. In spite of their low absolute altitude (1,000-1,600 ma.s.l), the Sudetes and the Silesian Beskid form a noticeable orographicbarrier for the airflow of the humid Atlantic air masses.This results in the increase of cloudiness and fog frequency...

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• The Specific Nature of Chemical Composition of Water from Volcanic Lakes Based on Bali Case Study

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  • Ż. Polkowska
  • M. Ruman
  • S. Lehmann-Konera
  • M. Matysik
  • D. Absalon

  - Year 2014

  The research area was localized in the Indonesian Archipelago, at the latitude of eight and nine degrees S on the one of the Lesser Sunda group island provinces, Bali (563,3 km2). Two massive calderas (Mount Batur 1717 m above sea level.; Mount Sangiyang 2093 m above sea level) are one of the most prominent landforms in the chain of volcanic mountain ranges of the Bali Island. Lake Batur (17,18 km2) and Batur Spring (which are...

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