... in a glass-walled tank 10 m long, 3 m high, and 0.6 m wide in which a 0.2-m-wide Plexiglas-walled channel is suspended (the "Fish Tank" at Saint-Anthony Falls Laboratory (SAFL), University of Minnesota; Fig. 1A ). The slope of the inner channel was 0.5°. The sediment in all runs was a moderately sorted...

... with bedrock within a mixed energy tidal inlet: the Maumusson Inlet, France .” Mar. Geol. , 204 , 187 – 202 . Billeaud I. ( 2007 ). “ Dynamique de construction d’un prisme sédimentaire littoral en regime mégatidal (la baie du Mont-Saint-Michel) .” PhD Thesis, University of Caen , 239 p...

...Pierre Ferrer; Massinissa Benabdellouahed; Raphaël Certain; Bernadette Tessier; Jean-Paul Barusseau; Frédéric Bouchette Abstract A study combining very high resolution seismic and sediment core data has been carried out on the Thau lagoon (Mediterranean coast, microtidal setting, SE France...

... and mass-normalized MS (χ) profiles from each of the three study areas. Although the three cores have similar lithofacies and sediment textures, their susceptibility signals are very different. Magnetic susceptibility values are highest for the sediment accumulating in Muir Inlet, Glacier Bay, exceeding χ...

...-Kamouraska, Quebec 47.4 -70.5 6 No No Yes 0 Felt strongly in Charlevoix, Quebec, and in Quebec City. Damage to houses and churches in Baie-Saint-Paul, Les Éboulements, and on Île aux Coudres. 1855-02-08 18:00 Moncton, New Brunswick 46.0 -64.5 5.2 No No Yes 0 Minor damage was reported...

... of the numerous groups of islands scattered along the Karelian coast, which borders Kandalaksha Bay on the southwest. Here, the coastline is generally rocky, incised by numerous long and narrow inlets with occasional sandy beaches or mudflats in sheltered areas. The river Keret’, as well as numerous streams along...

... of Earthquakes in the Cook Inlet Area, South Central, by Natalia A. Ratchkovsky, Jose Pujol, and Niren N. Biswas Alaska-British Columbia Border: A Case for Hydrologically Triggered Earthquakes?, Periodic Seismicity near Mt. Ogden on the, by Lorraine W. Wolf, Charlotte A. Rowe, and Robert B. Homer Amplification...

..., transport, and ocean circulation contributing to the mineral compositions of Labrador Sea sites (1) E and SE Greenland, (2) SW Greenland, (3) Baffin Bay, (4) Cumberland Sound, (5) Hudson Bay, (6) N. Labrador, (7) Hamilton Inlet, (8) Northern Gulf of St Lawrence, (9) Newfoundland. (C) Location of the North...

... to the Gulf of Alaska. Exploration drilling in the state in 1970 was down 38% compared with 1969. Only 28 wildcat wells were drilled, 15 on the Arctic Slope, 10 in the Cook Inlet basin, 2 in the Bristol Bay basin, and 1 well in the Copper River basin. Geophysical activity and surface mapping remained...

... cancellata , and Macoma constricta ; and (4) bay and lagoon regions strongly influenced by inlets characterized by a mixed Gulf and bay fauna. Smaller “sub-facies” needing more information for recognition are: (1) bay margins, (2) oyster reefs exhibiting marine influence, (3) bay centers, and (4) shallow...

...Paul M. Betka; Robert J. Gillis; Jeff A. Benowitz Abstract The Bruin Bay fault system defines the northwestern tectonic boundary of the Cook Inlet forearc basin for ∼450 km along the southern Alaskan forearc. The age, origin, and tectonic significance of the fault system are not well understood. We...

... domain, in the central part of the Paris basin, which is in an intermediate position between the English chalk domain and the Tethyan realm (SE of France and central Italy). In 1999, two deep boreholes (Craie 701-Poigny, N 48°32’6”-E 3°17’33” and Craie-702-Sainte-Colombe, N 48°32’20”-E 3°15’25”) were...

...J. Rosenthal; P. Betka; E. Nadin; R. Gillis; J. Benowitz Abstract Regionally persistent vein sets cut Early Jurassic through late Paleogene(?) strata throughout a study area >2000 km 2 in the lower Cook Inlet forearc basin of Alaska. Using field, aerial, and GIS–based studies, we document vein...

... systems, major inlet, shelf-crossing troughs, four types of offshore banks, basin, and disturbed (glaciotectonic) terrain. There are three units on the continental slope: channelized areas, trough-mouth areas, and large sedimentary drifts. A series of vignettes illustrates both the distinguishing...

... magnitude, which is proportional to the sea-level draw-down; lowering Mediterranean sea level by only a few hundred meters is probably enough to close the gateways (Fig. DR3). Episodic overflow has been proposed ( Hsü et al., 1973 ; Rouchy and Saint Martin, 1992 ; Clauzon et al., 1996 ; Hodell et al...

... shales, and albertite. Better known localities are at or near Gaspe, Quebec; Moncton, New Brunswick; Lake Ainslie, Cape Breton Island, Nova Scotia; St. Paul’s Inlet, Newfoundland; and Shoal Point, Port au Port Peninsula, Newfoundland. A vein deposit of albertite ( cf . gilsonite) was mined from...

... Inlet, about 250 km away; Fig.  2 ). In fact, of these four Canadian settlements, only one (Clyde River) reported the earthquake ( Hudson Bay Company Archives, 1933 ). As far as we have been able to ascertain, no effort was made by Canadian seismologists at the time of the earthquake to contact northern...

... of subparts of Figures  1 and 6a (including lengths and depth colors), background is geology, as in Figure  3 . (a) Cook Inlet detailed view. Feature names are the same as Figure  2 , with the addition of SV, RV, IV, SAV, which are volcanoes including Mounts Spurr, Redoubt, Illiamna, and Saint Augustine...

.... & Saint-Paul J. ( 1999 ). – SCOPIX: A new X-ray imaging system for core analysis .” Geo-Mar. Lett. , 18 , 251 – 255 . Moura D. , Veiga-Pires C. , Albardeiro L. , Boski T. , Rodrigues A.L. & Tareco H. ( 2007 ). – Holocene sea level fluctuations...

... mouth or inlet, another alternative is to use a 2D morphodynamic model ( De Vriend et al. 1993 ), but, notwithstanding numerous examples in the literature, the numerical simulation of waves and currents on a prodelta lobe remains very complex ( Sutherland et al. 2004 ). The numerical models already used...