A number of examples are presented to substantiate that submarine landslides have
occurred along most continental margins and along several volcano flanks. Their properties …

Mass-transport deposits (MTDs) are gravity-induced units that represent an important
component of modern and ancient deep-water stratigraphic successions. MTDs have been …

This paper synthesizes the framework and geological evolution of the Arctic Alaska–
Chukotka microplate (AACM), from its origin as part of the continental platform fringing …

We present full water depth sections of size‐fractionated (1–51 μm;> 51 μm) concentrations
of suspended particulate matter and major particle phase composition (particulate organic …

We present a preliminary probabilistic tsunami hazard assessment of Canadian coastlines
from local and far-field, earthquake, and large submarine landslide sources. Analyses …

Submarine slope failure can mobilize large amounts of seafloor sediment, as shown in
varied offshore locations around the world. Submarine landslide volumes are usually …

Submarine volcanism in the western Arctic Ocean, known as Amerasia Basin, is attributed to
a mantle plume based on geophysics and meager geochemical evidence. Basaltic samples …

Exploration of the continental slope of the Canadian Beaufort Sea has revealed a
remarkable coalescence of slide scars with headwalls between 130 and 1100 m water …

Abstract More than 15,000 line-km of new regional seismic reflection and refractiondata in
the western Arctic Ocean provide insights into the tectonic andsedimentologic history of …

Swath-bathymetry data and 2D multichannel seismics reveal for the first time an up to~ 60
km wide amphitheater-shaped slide scar on the eastern flank of the Jan Mayen Ridge, a …