Geothermal potential and origin of natural thermal fluids in the northern Lake Abaya area, Main Ethiopian Rift, East Africa
Authors:
- A. MinissaleAMA. Minissale
- G. CortiGCG. Corti
- F. TassiFTF. Tassi
- T.H. DarrahTDT.H. Darrah
- O. VaselliOVO. Vaselli
- D. MontanariD. Montanari
- G. MontegrossiGMG. Montegrossi
- G. YirguGYG. Yirgu
- E. SelmoESE. Selmo
- A. TecluATA. Teclu
- 1 April 2017
- journal article
- Published by Elsevier in Journal of Volcanology and Geothermal Research
- Vol. 336, 1-18
Abstract
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