Sentences with phrase «landslide deposits»

"Landslide deposits" refers to the accumulation of debris, rocks, and soil resulting from a landslide event. Full definition
Yet, by studying a 43 million - year record of submarine landslide deposits from sediment cores, this research reveals that submarine volcanism can generate landslides many times larger than those recorded above the sea.
The drill cores not only contain landslide deposits, known as turbidites, but also a continuous record of the background sediment that can be used to accurately date the turbidites.
It used measurements from 195 core samples containing submarine landslide deposits caused by subduction zone earthquakes, instead of only about a dozen such samples in past research.
It revealed the globe - encircling volcanic mid-ocean ridge system, earthquake - producing boundaries of crustal plates, drowned shorelines, and submarine landslide deposits.
The results of this study can be applied to rock avalanche modeling and warning, monitoring of ongoing hazards at the site, and interpreting the emplacement velocity of paleo - landslide deposits.
The map shows a massive rupture, lava from 14 different vents ranging from 900 to 1,220 meters below the surface, chunks of pumice, landslide deposits and a blanket of ash.
Rock in a landslide breaks up and expands, so Moore estimated the landslide deposit had a volume of 65 million cubic meters (2.3 billion cubic feet).
Note the texture of the landslide deposit where it flowed across the floor of Valles Marineris.
With its sharp rim and walls, and abundant terraces and landslide deposits, Occator appears to be among the youngest features on Ceres.
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