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There are three main reasons: 1.To take the opportunity
experiencing some XTREME GEOLOGICAL HAZARDS such as: 2. To visit
a natural under and above water laboratory where you can find
out the role that sedimentary deposits laid down close to major
basin-bounding faults could play in deciphering the space and
time evolution of a fault and the history of sea level changes.
Furthermore, the Gulf of Corinth is considered a modern field
analogue for obtaining structural and sedimentological
architectural information, which can be used in reservoir
modeling processes in ancient oil-bearing extensional basins. 3.
To visit some ancient and modern examples of very fine
engineering. Fig.1 (a): Plan view of the Diolkos: a paved ramp
across the Isthmus, the land separating the