Lehrstuhl für Angewandte Geologie

Almost 200 billion litres later (2013) Barth J, Liedl R Journal article Geochemical and isotope characterization of geothermal spring waters in Sri Lanka: Evidence for steeper than expected geothermal gradients (2013) Chandrajith R, Barth J, Subasinghe ND, Merten D, Dissanayake CB Journal article Stable carbon isotope analysis of dissolved inorganic carbon (DIC) and dissolved organic carbon (DOC) in natural waters - Results from a worldwide proficiency test (2013) van Geldern R, Verma MP, Carvalho MC, Grassa F, Delgado-Huertas A, Monvoisin G, Barth J Journal article Thermal performance and economic evaluation of double U-tube borehole heat exchanger with three different borehole diameters (2013) Luo J, Bayer M, Prieß A, Rohn J Journal article, Original article Thermal efficiency comparison of borehole heat exchangers with different drillhole diameters (2013) Luo J, Bayer M, Prieß A, Rohn J Journal article, Original article The Berill fault and its relation to a Deep Seated Gravitational Slope Deformation (DSGSD) (2013) Krieger I, Hermanns RL, Schleier M, Yugsi Molina FX, Oppikofer T, Rønning JS, Eiken T, Rohn J Journal article, Original article Spatial distribution of rockslide deposits and their morphological features suggest timing and palaeo-environmental conditions for rock slope failures in innerdalen and innfjorddalen, møre og romsdal county, Western Norway (2013) Schleier M, Hermannsdörfer R, Rohn J Journal article, Original article Recurrence analysis of the mass movement activity at Stambach (Austria) based on radiocarbon dating (2013) Unkel I, Ehret D, Rohn J Journal article, Original article Modeling and experiments on energy loss in horizontal connecting pipe of vertical ground source heat pump system (2013) Luo J, Bayer M, Prieß A, Rohn J Journal article, Original article A brief overview of isotope measurements carried out at various CCS pilot sites worldwide (2013) Nowak M, Myrttinen A, van Geldern R, Becker V, Mayer B, Barth J Book chapter / Article in edited volumes