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 <h1>Outline Geology of the Loser Plateau</h1>
 <h2>Latest publications</h2>
 <p>In June 2024 Eric Smit finished his Masters thesis on the hydrology of the Totes Gerbirge (in English). This contains a complete summary of the geological contexts, including the work that previously was only available in German. We have a <a href="/expofiles/documents/cave_science_articles/Masterarbeit_Smit_Eric.pdf">local copy</a>: "Hydrogeological 3D-modelling of Totes Gebirge karst basin supplying Lake Altaussee using VisualKARSYS platform".<br /><center>
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 <p>In May 2023 a speleogenesis article was published about our 'next door' cave system: 
   <a href="https://digitalcommons.usf.edu/cgi/viewcontent.cgi?article=2471&context=ijs">4D flow pattern of the longest cave in the Eastern Alps (Schönberg-Höhlensystem, Totes Gebirge)</a>:
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 <h2>Robert Winkler and Anthony Day - 2013</h2>
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 <p><i><a href="/expofiles/documents/cave_science_articles/german-stuff/winkler-day-2013-SMK-DieHoehle_064.pdf">
 Winkler & Day</a>, Die Hohle/64 Jg./Heft 1-4/ (2013) pp 62-71</i></p>