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The term “ submarine fans ” refers loosely to deposits of variable shapes and sizes in deep-marine environments (Fig. 23). The principal elements of submarine fans are canyons, channels, and lobes. The world's largest submarine fan, known as the Bengal Fan, has a length of 3000 km, a width of 1430 km, and a sediment thickness of 16.5 km.
1 Ιαν 2013 · Subsequent mapping of the ocean basins revealed that submarine fans include some of the largest geomorphic features on the earth's surface, reaching lengths of 1,500 kms and widths of almost 1,000 kms (Indus fan: Kolla and Coumes, 1987; McHargue and Webb, 1986; and see McHargue in Weimer and Link, 1991). Such fans are much too large to be ...
The Tierra Blanca and Doña Ana members comprise submarine fans that are >14 to 20 km in length, >5 km wide, and exposed in strike and dip view, affording a unique opportunity to constrain the...
1 Ιουλ 2017 · In this chapter we describe the wide range of morphological features recognised on the surfaces of submarine fans, and the physical processes that shape the seabed in areas where submarine...
19 Ιουλ 2017 · Submarine fans form on both active and passive margins, in relatively shallow (<500 m) to very deep water (>4000 m), at both high and low latitudes, in oceans and in lakes.
1 Απρ 2016 · The world's largest submarine fan, known as the Bengal Fan, has a length of 3000 km, a width of 1430 km, and a sediment thickness of 16.5 km (Curray et al., 2003). The Bengal Fan virtually occupies the entire length of the Bay of Bengal, and covers an area of 2800–3000 (10 3 km 2) (Curray et al., 2003).
1 Μαΐ 2024 · Different from typical submarine fans, the Guangya fan exhibits an elongated shape, extending longitudinally from the shelf edge through the slope to the abyssal plain, while laterally confined within a trough-like morphology in the southwestern tip of the SWSB and beyond.
