I. Vakalas

The hydrogeological and tectonic features as the crucial factors for the hydro-geochemistry of surface and groundwater in active geothermal systems: The case study of Methana Peninsula in Greece

Abstract Active geothermal systems developed in coastal volcanic environments are characterized by complex interactions among magmatic fluids, groundwater, seawater, and structurally controlled permeability. The Methana Peninsula (western Hellenic Volcanic Arc, Greece) represents...