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Hydrogeochemistry
Evaluating how surface water injection and infiltration into our aquifers affects water chemistry. Research in this area includes water-rock interaction and metals mobilization often found in Aquifer...
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Karst Studies
Florida Geological Survey_DEP Staff_Falmouth Meter Prep 2006.jpg Karst features are important in understanding surface water-groundwater interactions. Karst features include sinks, seeps, swallets and...
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Aquifer Studies
Florida Geological Survey_DEP Staff_Cypress Spring Vent 2008.jpg Identification and mapping of permeable zones and confining units; characterization of aquifer system geophysical and hydraulic...
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Division: Florida Geological SurveyProgram Area: ResearchPrograms Menu Link: Geologic Mapping Coastal ResourcesSinkhole ResearchHydrogeochemistryKarst StudiesAquifer Studies
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STATEMAP
STATEMAP Mission Statement: To establish a geologic framework through detailed mapping of areas determined to be vital to the economic, societal, or scientific welfare of Florida. Background and...
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Download over 20 years of STATEMAP research by clicking the open-file map series below or visit our interactive Story Map, Geologic Mapping in Florida: The STATEMAP Program. OFMS 83 - East Homestead...
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The Florida Geological Survey (FGS) is often awarded contracts and grants to advance Florida geoscience research. At times, the FGS issues contracts as well. All final report deliverables for these...
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Geologic Mapping
The Florida Geological Survey Mapping Initiative (FGSMI)Envisioned in 2019, the Florida Geological Survey Mapping Initiative (FGSMI) serves as the framework for accomplishing a long-term goal set by...
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Sinkhole Research
Sinkholes are a geological hazard that place people’s property and even lives at risk. Vulnerability of an area to sinkhole formation is dependent upon both natural (geologic, hydrologic, and...
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