Geology of the Netherlands
Second Edition
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Product details:
- Publisher Amsterdam University Press
- Date of Publication 18 March 2025
- ISBN 9789463728362
- Binding Hardback
- No. of pages908 pages
- Size 280x210 mm
- Weight 3726 g
- Language English
- Illustrations 100 Illustrations, black & white; 400 Illustrations, color 696
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Long description:
Below the famously flat surface of the Netherlands lies a fascinating world of buried mountains and valleys, which can only be unraveled with drillings, geophysical techniques and geological understanding.
Thorough exploration for hydrocarbons, groundwater and minerals produced a wealth of data and knowledge about the Dutch subsurface and its various uses. The second edition of this book, originally published in 2007, provides access to that wealth with a thoroughly revised and updated description of the Paleozoic to recent geology of the Netherlands, including the offshore. It covers applied geology with chapters on oil and gas, coal and peat, rock salt, groundwater, construction minerals, silica sand, underground storage and sequestration, and geothermal energy. It treats the natural and anthropogenic geohazards of seismicity and subsidence. Finally, it illustrates how data and knowledge of the Dutch subsurface are disseminated by the Geological Survey of the Netherlands, part of research and technology organisation TNO.
Geology of the Netherlands is a comprehensive reference work for geologists, engineers, geoscience students, and all others who wish to know more about the relevance and applications of geology in the Netherlands.
Table of Contents:
Foreword ? L. van Geuns
Introduction - J.H. ten Veen, G.-J. Vis, J. de Jager and Th. E. Wong?
Obituary Theo Wong ? S. Kroonenberg, D.K. Munsterman and W. Herngreen
1 Geological development - J. de Jager, K. van Ojik, & J. Smit
2 The geological foundation of the Netherlands: the early Carboniferous, Devonian and older - G.-J. Vis, A.J.P. Houben, T.N. Debacker, and C.R. Geel
3 Late Carboniferous - R. Huis in ?t Veld? and D. den Hartog Jager
4 Permian - R. Bouroullec and C.R. Geel
5 Triassic - T. McKie and B. Kilhams
6 Rhaetian to Middle Jurassic: the Altena Group - J.P. Trabucho Alexandre and Th. E. Wong?
7 Late Jurassic - Early Cretaceous - R.M.C.H. Verreussel, D.K. Munsterman, R. Bouroullec and A.J.P. Houben
8 Late Cretaceous - H. Van Lochem, G.-J. Vis and J.W.M. Jagt
9 Paleogene-Neogene - D.K. Munsterman, T.H. Donders, A.J.P. Houben, J.H. ten Veen, and F.P. Wesselingh
10 Quaternary - F.S. Busschers, K. Cohen, F.P. Wesselingh, J. Schokker, M. Bakker, R. van Balen and S. van Heteren
11 Magmatism in the Netherlands: expression of the north-west European rifting history - M.J. van Bergen, G.-J. Vis, J.M. Kornneef & I. Brouwers
12 Salt Tectonics - R. Bouroullec, R. and J.H. ten Veen
13 Sediment mineralogy and geochemistry - J. Griffioen M. Felder, N. Molenaar, J. Spijker and A. Hoving
14 Petroleum Geology - G. Remmelts, S. Nelskamp,J. de Jager & M.C. Geluk?
15 Peat, coal and coalbed methane - F. van Bergen & K. Koster
16 Salt Production - R. Groenenberg, M. den Hartogh, M. & P. Fokker
17 Hydrogeology - H. Verweij, W.J. Zaadnoordijk, G.H.P. Oude Essing and N. Hartog
18 Surface Mineral Resources - M.J. van der Meulen, J.J. Dijkstra, T.P.F. Koopmans, H.S. Pietersen, J. Stam and D. Maljers
19 Geothermal energy - H. Mijnlieff, L. Buijze, E. Rosendaal,F. Schoof, F., R. Vorage and J.-D. van Wees
20 Underground storage - J. Juez-Larré, R. Groenenberg, D. Dinkelman, T., Huijskes, J.M. Koornneef, S.F. van Gessel and C.F.M. Bos
21 Radioactive waste - E.A.C. Neeft, J. Bartol, M. Vuorio, M. and G.-J. Vis
22 Natural and induced seismicity - B. Dost,E. Ruigrok, J. Spetzler and P. Kruiver
23 Subsidence - P.A. Fokker, T.T. Candela, G. Erkens, R.F. Hanssen, H. Kooi, K. Koster and F.J. van Leijen
24 Geomodelling - J. Stafleu, F.S. Busschers, M.J. van der Meulen, M. den Dulk, J.L. Gunnink, D. Maljers, J.H. Hummelman, J. Schokker, R.W. Vernes, J. Stam, W. Dabekaussen, J.H. ten Veen, H. Doornenbal, H. R. Kars and R. de Bruijn
