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1. Natural Structures

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   Karst Topography
   Karst landscapes, formed by the dissolution of soluble rocks like limestone, exhibit complex subsurface void networks. A notable, though poorly understood, feature is the "Inverted Hanging Valley" (IHV), a structure where water appears to drain uphill toward an internal sinkhole)). While traditionally attributed to complex hydraulic gradients, recent spectral analysis …

2. Pumping Stations

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   A pumping station (lift station)/), or lift station/), is a critical facility within fluid conveyance networks for imparting kinetic energy to fluids—most commonly water or sewage—to overcome elevation differences or frictional head losses within a piping system. These installations are essential components of…