Controls on Submarine Landslide Formation: The Key Role of Weak Layers
Offered By: Seds Online via YouTube
Course Description
Overview
Explore the fascinating world of submarine landslides in this 55-minute talk that delves into the critical role of weak layers in their formation. Gain insights into the gravity-driven mass movements occurring in underwater slope settings globally and their potential impacts on seafloor infrastructure and tsunami generation. Discover how the integration of multi-scale datasets helps investigate sediment structure and composition in relation to weak layer and submarine landslide formation. Learn about the challenges in understanding these phenomena due to limited data availability and resolution, and explore the latest research findings on this crucial aspect of marine geology.
Syllabus
Controls on submarine landslide formation: the key role of weak layers
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Seds Online
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