Studying the past, understanding the present, predicting the future - analysis of corrosion systems in soil surrounding buried ancient metal (abstract)

A generic transport-reactive model for simulating microbially influenced mineral precipitation in porous medium

The spatial and temporal distribution of precipitated minerals is one of the key factors governing various processes in the sub-surface environment, including microbially influenced corrosion (MIC) (Huang, 2002), bio-cementation (van Paassen et al., 2010) and sediment diagenesis (Paraska et al., 2014). The mineral precipitation not only affects...

Quantification of soil heterogeneity induced by corroding metal objects, using X-ray computed micro tomography

A numerical model of controlled bioinduced mineralization in a porous medium

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A numerical model of controlled bioinduced mineralization in a porous medium

BioCoPro engineering of bio-based substrates on buildings and infrastructure as a basis for natural protection against corrosion

Imaging frozen glacio-fluvial bedrock valley infill using Ground Penetrating Radar

A Ground Penetrating Radar (GPR) survey was conducted in April of 2008, collecting 27 km of radar profiles in Sandflugtdalen, a permafrosted glacio-fluvial bedrock valley in West Greenland. Due to low electric permittivity of frozen soil, GPR has good depth penetration of permafrost, up to 80 m using low-frequency (50 MHz) antennae. Resolution...