Name: A Geophysical Study for a Region located NW Iraq: A Geophysical study to evaluate the groundwater reserve and structural situation for a region located NW Iraq
Brand: Wadhah M. Shakir Al-Khafaji
SKU: ID12618162
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A Geophysical Study for a Region located NW Iraq: A Geophysical study to evaluate the groundwater reserve and structural situation for a region located NW Iraq

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Ein Fachbuch, das geophysikalische Techniken im Nordwestirak nutzt, um die Tiefe und Menge von Grundwasser zu bestimmen und gleichzeitig die strukturelle Geologie der Region aufzudecken.

Marke: Wadhah M. Shakir Al-Khafaji

ISBN: 3639767748

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