Isotope composition of ground and surface waters of the Lammin-Suo swamp massif (Leningrad region)
Abstract
Lammin-Suo swamp area is a State hydrological reserve, as well as a training ground of the State Hydrological Institute. The isotopic composition of groundwater and surface water has been measured for the first time. Two different types of water have been identified based on results of δ18О and δ2Н values. The microcomponent composition of the water has been analyzed during further research. The resulting values confirm the earlier assumption of the contribution of additional swamp supply source. Moreover, these results indicate the sorbent properties of peat deposits.
About the Authors
T. A. Stroganova
А. P. Karpinsky Russian Geological Research Institute (VSEGEI)
Russian Federation
Russian Federation
Ph.D. Student
Eh. M. Prasolov
А. P. Karpinsky Russian Geological Research Institute (VSEGEI)
Russian Federation
Russian Federation
Doctor of Geological and Mineralogical Sciences, Leading Scientist, Center for Isotopic Research
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Stroganova T.A., Prasolov E.M. Isotope composition of ground and surface waters of the Lammin-Suo swamp massif (Leningrad region). Regional Geology and Metallogeny. 2019;(77):20–26. (In Russ.)
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