SURGING VERSUS CONTINUOUS TURBIDITY CURRENTS: FLOW DYNAMICS AND DEPOSITS IN AN EXPERIMENTAL INTRASLOPE MINIBASIN MICHAEL P. LAMB,1* THOMAS HICKSON, 2 JEFFREY G. MARR,1 BEN SHEETS,1 CHRIS PAOLA,1 AND GARY PARKER1 1 St. A

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Date: 2004-01-20 15:54:02 Geology Earth Petrology Environmental soil science Nature Turbidity current Abyssal fan Turbidite Hydraulic jump Sedimentology Fluid dynamics Physical oceanography		SURGING VERSUS CONTINUOUS TURBIDITY CURRENTS: FLOW DYNAMICS AND DEPOSITS IN AN EXPERIMENTAL INTRASLOPE MINIBASIN MICHAEL P. LAMB,1* THOMAS HICKSON, 2 JEFFREY G. MARR,1 BEN SHEETS,1 CHRIS PAOLA,1 AND GARY PARKER1 1 St. A Add to Reading List Source URL: geomorph.caltech.edu Download Document from Source Website File Size: 313,02 KB Share Document on Facebook

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