Subsurface geology and aquifer system of the Nohbi Plain, central Japan

The Nohbi Plain is a typical coastal plain in Japan. The subsurface of this plain consists of alternating beds of marine clays in transgressive stages and fluvial gravels in regressive stages, and forms a groundwater basin. The aquifers are represented by the gravel beds in the regressive stages.

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Main Author: Makinouchi, T.
Format: Conference Proceeding
Language:English
Subjects:
Age
Aquifer systems
Aquifers
Clay
Coastal plains
Geology
Gravel
Gravel beds
Groundwater
Groundwater basins
Sediments
Topography
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Summary:The Nohbi Plain is a typical coastal plain in Japan. The subsurface of this plain consists of alternating beds of marine clays in transgressive stages and fluvial gravels in regressive stages, and forms a groundwater basin. The aquifers are represented by the gravel beds in the regressive stages.
ISSN:2199-899X
2199-8981
2199-899X
DOI:10.5194/piahs-372-169-2015