Abstract
ABSTRACT Gao, M. S.; Hou, G. H., and Guo, F., 2016. Conceptual model of underground brine formation in the silty coast of Laizhou Bay, Bohai Sea, China. There were three major transgression-regression events since the late Pleistocene in the southern coast of Laizhou Bay, Bohai Sea, China. The three marine facies were correspondingly formed. Large amount of underground brine has been found in the late Pleistocene aquifers. A multi-source fluvial delta sedimentary system where the processes of replenishment, migration, filtration, storage, capping condition act together may be more dominant for the formation of underground brine. The dissolved salinity in the liquid of surface microtopography such as lagoon, paleochannel and tidal creek was originated from marine sediment and influenced partly by normal seawater over the time interval, which ran across the bar during the process of storm surge sometimes, but the water body in the sediment only came from fresh groundwater in the fluvial delta. In order to b...
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