Low-density Turbidity Currents

Low-Density Turbidity Currents is a type of turbidity current characterized by relatively low sediment concentration and turbulent suspension, in which the flow dynamics are dominated by grain-to-fluid interactions and result in the deposition of finely stratified turbidites typically associated with distal parts of submarine fan systems.

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    Reinhard Hesse

    McGill University, Canada

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    David Mohrig

    The University of Texas at Austin, United States

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    University of Leeds, United Kingdom

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    University of South Carolina, United States

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    Richard N. Hiscott

    Memorial University of Newfoundland, Canada

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