Titlebook: Glacial Geomorphology; A proceedings volume Donald R. Coates Conference proceedings 1982 Donald R. Coates 1982 Geomorphology

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Buried Glacial Geomorphologynge, at places markedly, and influence the economic, environmental, and engineering parameters. The interpretation of the buried surfaces — unconformities — is essential to determine the history of that part of the Pleistocene represented not only by the deposits, but also by the buried geomorphology of each.

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Conference proceedings 1982 different avenues for expression of scientific ideas, but the knowledge and publication explosion creates hardships for those who attempt to keep in tune with their specialties. It is not our purpose to add an unnecessary burden to this verbage increase. Instead we feel there comes a time when reas

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-030-65912-7ere the shear strength is high as a result of dissipation of excess pore-water pressure) or transverse compressional features (in places in the quarrying zone where the excess pore-water pressure can not be dissipated). As the englacial and superglacial sediment thicken, they obliterate the underlyi

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The Lyric Mode of ,: The I and the Other,ant zones, crudely measured by the length of eskers or ice-channel fillings, was at least 1.5 mi (2.4 km). The major source of sediments that comprise the morphologic sequences is suggested to have been a shear zone at the live ice-stagnant ice interface. Debris from this zone, transported by meltwa

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,Anhang mit Bildtafeln zu den L?tversuchen,y applies to all, for till is a typically dilatant system in that, under a deforming load, it must expand before continuous deformation can occur. Once dilatant, it continues to deform even under reduced load. An ice sheet thinning toward its terminus or wasting during the waning hemicycle imposes d

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Eigenschaften und Aufbau von Hartmetallen, eroding troughs 1,000 ft, reducing uplands and notching cols,. and greatly altered many drainage patterns. When considering the total topographic fabric of the Plateau it is important to use a multicyclic model of landscape denudation. Not only are glacial episodes of erosion-deposition important,

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Career, Criticisms, Creed and Other Issues,clusions, dimensional lineation of ice crystals, and lineation of optic axes with maxima in fabric diagrams generally 10–35%. The fabrics are complicated and not uniform from one wedge to another, nor even necessarily from one part of a wedge to another. Not all fabrics can be explained. Deformation