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Terrestrial heat flow density
Terrestrial heat flow density is a measurement of
the amount of heat per unit of time and per unit of area forcing itself from the
inside to the surface of the earth. The higher the values, the more heat can potentially
be obtained with deep geothermal probes.
As can be seen from the map, the
potentially most promising region is in the south-west of the country. The
unit of measurement is explained in the glossary (mW/mē). http://www.energie-atlas.ch/ge-GB.htm
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