Evidence of early postglacial, glacially-induced seismic activity should be abundant in
eastern Canada, which was formerly covered by the Laurentide Ice Sheet during the late …

Abstract In eastern Canada, the Charlevoix-Kamouraska/Bas-Saint-Laurent (CKBSL)
seismic zone presents a seismic hazard almost as high as that of the active Pacific zone …

Mass‐transport deposits (MTDs) and related turbidites are common features in lacustrine
environments and are intercalated within uniform lacustrine background sedimentation …

Lakes are common natural systems for which sedimentation is considered to be relatively
simple, generally dominated by fluvial processes along the margin and prevailing low …

High‐resolution multibeam bathymetric data and acoustic sub‐bottom profiles were recently
collected in Grand Lake (Labrador), one of the deepest lake basins in eastern North …

An integrated seismo-and chronostratigraphic investigation at Lac Dasserat, northwestern
Quebec, identified 74 separate failures within eight event horizons. Horizons E and B, and H …

Lakes in formerly glaciated regions can provide valuable paleoclimate archives. Lake
Manicouagan (Manikuakan, according to Innu toponymy), formed in the basin of the~ 214 …

Sediment profiles in six lake basins located near the late-and postglacial fault surface
ruptures in northern Finland were investigated for turbidites and soft-sediment deformation …

A geophysical survey of Manicouagan Reservoir (51.5° N; 68.3° W) has been undertaken
using high-resolution swath bathymetry and acoustic subbottom profiling to explore the …

Seismostratigraphical studies of the 11.8‐km2‐large and~ 140‐m‐deep Lake Bolshoye
Shchuchye, Polar Ural Mountains, reveal up to 160‐m‐thick acoustically laminated …