11 - Submarine fan processes

Turbidity current rheology and sediment transport, Stokes' law, turbidites and the Bouma sequence, fluidized flows, dewatering structures, ball-and-pillow and flame structures, and convolute bedding. Also, check out this turbidity current video: • Turbidity current in M... .

[@adhirubiks]

Nice lesson bro👍👍. Keep update !!

[@oliverstaines3602]

Great video, I am currently completing a research project as a part of my MEng related to modelling turbidity currents in a lab. It would be great to know what sources you used to produce some of your ideas, perhaps you could let me know?

[@zahidmuhammad1256]

where is the location of the mountain shown at 3:55?

[@NPC-et9ik]

My guess is Boston.

[@francocarvalho5344]

Thanks, man. One question: So the Submarine Slope and the submarine canion deposits could generate Turbidites?

[@amacuro]

Not sure if I understand your question but the deposits themselves are turbidites. Maybe you mean that the turbidite deposits are generated by the slope and the canyon, the answer is yes, some of them, by collapse of the canyon walls, which then run down-slope as turbidity currents.

[@adhirubiks]

Nice lesson bro👍👍. Keep update !!