Preface to the Special Issue on Geochemical Investigations on Geohazards

Yang, Tsanyao Frank; Chen, Cheng-Hong; Liu, Tsung-Kwei

doi:10.3319/tao.2005.16.4.i(gig)

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“…During the 7th ICGG, the international committee decided to publish selected papers in international journals as supplement to the proceedings of the conference. Two special issues were published in the Annals of Geophysics (Heinicke & Martinelli 2005) and Geochemical Journal (Yang et al 2005a), respectively. Another special issue was published as partial supplement to the proceedings for this conference (Yang et al 2005b).…”

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Recent progress in the application of gas geochemistry: examples from Taiwan and the 9th International Gas Geochemistry Conference

Yang¹

2008

Geofluids

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Gas geochemistry in the last two decades has emerged as an important scientific tool in geosciences due to the significant improvement of instrumentation. A review of recent progress in this field, based on the examples in Taiwan, shows that gas geochemistry is applicable to a wide range of problems in Earth sciences. The International Conferences on Gas Geochemistry (ICGG), held since 1982, are the only international venues exclusively dedicated to studies of gas geochemistry. This thematic edition, which includes 11 case studies presented during the 9th ICGG held in Taipei, 2007, covers a wide range of topics from both on-land and submarine geothermal, seepage ⁄ venting studies to gas flux estimation from mangroves and optimum sequestration depth for CO 2 geological storage.

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