Submarine landslides pose a hazard to coastal communities as they can generate powerful
tsunamis, and threaten critical offshore infrastructure such as seafloor cable networks that …

Submarine landslides can be tremendous in scale. They are one of the most important
processes for global sediment fluxes and tsunami generation. However, studies of …

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

Erosion of the seafloor is often interpreted to be the result of turbidity currents and reflects
their frictional and non-cohesive nature. However, evidence of the interaction between …

Subaquatic mass movements are common in marine and lacustrine environments, but due
to their barely predictable nature, direct observations of these processes are limited so that …

Along the northwestern margin of the Great Bahama Bank (Bahamas), high-resolution
multibeam bathymetry maps have revealed large escarpments, 80–100 m in height, and …

The morphometric characteristics of 96 sublacustrine landslide complexes were measured
on dense grids of high-resolution seismic reflection data from several lakes worldwide and …

Intraslope lobe deposits provide a process record of the infill of accommodation on
submarine slopes and their recognition enables the accurate reconstruction of the …

Provenance studies of Mass-Transport Deposits (MTDs) frequently rely on the analysis of
kinematic indicators. In this work, we use seismic facies analyses, measurements of …

Submarine landslides have been identified in almost all ocean basins worldwide. The
largest submarine landslides occur on very shallow slopes and can be far larger than any …