Particulate Gravity Currents (eBook)
320 Seiten
John Wiley & Sons (Verlag)
978-1-4443-0428-2 (ISBN)
Deposition by Particulate Gravity Currents held in the UK in 1998.
The field of particulate gravity currents ranges from turbidity
currents in the oceans, lakes and reservoirs to pyroclastic density
currents and avalanches, debris flows and lahars, grainflows,
powder snow avalanches, effluent dispersal and ancient gravity
current deposits.
Although the sub-division of particulate gravity currents into
discrete sub-categories (such as grain flows, turbidity currents or
debris flows) provides a convenient descriptive shorthand, it
undermines the sense of process continuum needed to describe many
natural flows. The structure of this volume reflects an integrative
aim, with papers grouped by research approach. The first section of
the book contains six papers on theoretical and numerical modelling
of a range of flow types. The following four papers are focused
upon combined theoretical and experimental modelling approaches.
The next section contains four papers describing experimental
modelling and the final section includes five papers detailing
field-based studies.
The volume stands as a testament to the broad range of research
carried out on particulate gravity currents, and hints at the
enhanced rate of progress that is likely to be achieved through
further integrated studies.
If you are a member of the International Association of
Sedimentologists, for purchasing details, please see:
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W. D. McCaffrey is the editor of Particulate Gravity Currents, published by Wiley. B. C. Kneller is the editor of Particulate Gravity Currents, published by Wiley. J. Peakall is the editor of Particulate Gravity Currents, published by Wiley.
Preface.
Introduction (Jeff Peakall, Maarten Felix, Bill Mccaffrey and
Ben Kneller).
Theoretical and Numerial Approaches.
Mechanics and Stimulation of Snow Avalanches, Pyroclastic Flows
And Debris Flows (Tamotsu Takahashi).
An Analysis of The Debris Flow Disaster In The Harihara River
Basin (Hajime Nakagawa, Tamotsu Takahashi And Yoshifumi
Satofuka).
Theoretical Study on Breaking of Waves on Antidunes (Yu'suke
Kubo Nad Miwa Yokokawa).
Two Dimensional Numerical Model For a Turbidity Current (Maarten
Felix).
Granular Flows In The Elastic Limit (Charles S. Campbell).
Bagnold Revisited: Implications for the Rapid Motion of
High-Concentration Sediment Flows (Stephen Straub).
Combined Theoretical/Experimental Approaches.
Downslope Flows Into Rotating And Stratified Environments (Peter
G. Baines).
Two Dimentional And Axisymmetric Models For Compositional And
Particle-Driven Gravity Currents In Uniform Ambient Flows (Andrew
J. Hogg and Herbert E. Huppert).
Ping-Pong Ball Avalanche Experiments (James Mcelwaine And K.
Nishimura).
Dam-Break Induced Debris Flow (Herve Capart, Der-Liang Young And
Yves Zech).
Experimental Approaches.
Mean Flow And Turbulence Structure Of Sediment-Laden Gravity
Currents: New Insights Using Ultrasonic Doppler Velocity Profiling
(Jim Best, Alistair Kirkbride And Jeff Peakall).
Turbulence Structure In Steady, Solute-Driven Gravity Currents
(Clare Buckee, Ben Kneller and Jeff Peakall).
Experimental Evidence for Autosuspension (Henry Patin).
Time- and Space-Resolved Measurements of Deposition Under
Turbidity Currents (Frans Derooij and Stuart Dalziel).
Field-Based Approaches.
Formation of Large-Scale Shear Structures During Deposition from
High Density Turbidity Currents, Gres d'Annot Formation, SE France
(Julian D. Clark And David A. Stanbrook).
Subaerial Liquefied Flow of Volcaniclastic Sediments, Central
Japan (Katsuhiro Nakayama).
Depositional and Eruptive Mechanisms of Density Current Deposits
from a Submarine Vent at the Otago Peninsula, New Zealand (U.
Martin And James D. L. White).
Deltaic Density Currents and Turbidity Deposits Related to Maar
Crater Rims and Their Importance for Palaeogeographic
Reconstruction of the Bakony-Balaton Highland Volcanic Field
(BBHVF), Hungary (Karoly Nemeth).
Synsedimentary Deformation in the Lower Muschelkalk of the
Germanic Basin (Katja Föhlisch and Thomas Voigt).
"...represents a valuable, interdisciplinary and international overview of the processes responsible for a group of flow types with major impacts on sediments, landforms, climate and people...I recommend it wholeheartedly to all who are studying particulate gravity current deposits or consequences." (Geraint Owen, The Holocene, 13,2 (2003))
Erscheint lt. Verlag | 5.3.2009 |
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Reihe/Serie | International Association Of Sedimentologists Series |
Sprache | englisch |
Themenwelt | Naturwissenschaften ► Geowissenschaften ► Geologie |
Naturwissenschaften ► Physik / Astronomie ► Strömungsmechanik | |
Technik | |
Schlagworte | earth sciences • Geowissenschaften • Sedimentologie u. Stratigraphie • Sedimentology & Stratigraphy |
ISBN-10 | 1-4443-0428-3 / 1444304283 |
ISBN-13 | 978-1-4443-0428-2 / 9781444304282 |
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