All abstracts by Rolf Kipfer at Goldschmidt2023
| (2023) Quantification of Residual DNAPL within Aquifer System Using Noble Gas and Radon
Kim YJ, Kipfer R, Kaown D, Kim J, Lee S-S, Kim J & Lee K-K |
| (2023) Noble Gases to Track Groundwater in Marine Sediments
Engelhardt E, Feldens P, Brennwald M & Kipfer R |
| (2023) Excess Air in Noble Gas Data Sets: Systematics and Paleoclimatic Significance
Negele S, Aeschbach W, Seltzer AM, Ng J, Kulongoski JT, Severinghaus JP, Kipfer R & Stute M |
| (2023) Exploring the Potential Correlation between Fluid Evolution and Seismicity Through Dissolved Gas Monitoring in Thermal Water
Giroud S, Brennwald M, Tomonaga Y & Kipfer R |
| (2023) Groundwater Noble Gas Paleothermometry Record of 9℃ LGM Cooling in Eastern France
Bekaert DV, Blard P-H, Raoult Y, Pik R, Kipfer R, Seltzer AM, Legrain E & Marty B |
| (2023) Real Time on-Site Gas Analysis – A Ballad of (Noble) Gases, Arsenic and Seismicity
Kipfer R, Lightfoot AK, Giroud S & Marion C |
| (2023) Tracking Fluids in Aquatic Systems by Monitoring Naturally Accumulating or Artificially Injected Gas Tracers with a Portable Mass Spectrometer (miniRUEDI)
Brennwald M, Marion C, Wang C, Newman CP, Humphrey EC, Peel M, Giroud S, Blanc T, Doda T & Kipfer R |
| (2023) First Application of 39Ar-Atta in Lake Water – Highly Enriched 39Ar Concentrations in Lake Kivu
Robertz J, Schmidt M, Wachs D, Bärenbold F, Arck Y, Ringena L, Schmid M, Kipfer R, Oberthaler M & Aeschbach W |
| (2023) Quantifying Carbon Cycling Across the Groundwater-Stream-Atmosphere Continuum Using High-Resolution Time Series of Multiple Dissolved Gases
Wang C, Brennwald M, Xie Y, McCallum J & Kipfer R |
| (2023) Using (Noble) Gases as Tracers to Assess Hydrology and Gas Dynamics in Trees
Marion C, Brennwald M & Kipfer R |
| (2023) Gases as Artificial Tracers to Study SW-Gw Interactions
Blanc T, Peel M, Brennwald M, Kipfer R & Brunner P |