Morphology and distribution of dolines on ultramafic rocks from airborne LiDAR data: the case of southern Grande Terre in New Caledonia (SW Pacific)
Morphology and distribution of dolines on ultramafic rocks from airborne LiDAR data: the case of southern Grande Terre in New Caledonia (SW Pacific)
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机载激光雷达数据显示超镁铁质岩石天坑的形态和分布:以新喀里多尼亚格兰德特雷南部地区为例(西南太平洋)
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2016
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M. Iseppi
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J. Jeanpert;P. Genthon;P. Maurizot;Jean;M. Vendé‐Leclerc;Jeremy Sérino;J. Join;M. Iseppi
Dolines are closed geomorphological depressions which are surface manifestations of karstic systems. Usually developed on limestones, they also typify the morphology of the New Caledonian landscape, particularly on the southern massif of the main island (known as Massif du Sud). The specificity of dolines here lies in their development on ultramafic rocks. They are evidences of subsidence, suffosion and collapse phenomena resulting from dissolution weathering of peridotites. However, extensive underground drainage systems are still not yet recognized.