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Compaction Characteristics of River Terrace Gravel
Journal of Geotechnical Engineering, 1985Large‐scale field and laboratory tests were carried out to investigate compaction characteristics of a river terrace gravel soil at the 120‐m high Sao Simao Dam in Brazil. The coarse fraction of the deposit was typically 3 in. (7.5 cm) maximum size, while the matrix (defined as material passing No.
Vinod K. Garga, Claudio J. Madureira
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River Terraces of the Euphrates
Nature, 1926IN NATURE (vol. III, p. 332, 1923) attention was directed to the remarkable uniformity in height of the successive terraces bordering the rivers which open into the Mediterranean Sea and the Atlantic Ocean. We now learn from Dr. E. Passemard (C.R., t. 183, p. 365, 1926) that this uniformity extends beyond these regions into the valley of the Euphrates,
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Paired River Terraces and Pleistocene Glaciation
The Journal of Geology, 1957Fossil remains from alluvial deposits of the central Texas rivers and Coastal Plain constitute a single faunal unit, indicating that current concepts regarding development of paired rock-cut river-terrace sequences require revision. Tectonic and/or eustatic changes cannot account for paired river terraces because of the local nature of tectonic ...
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Causes, impacts and patterns of disastrous river floods
Nature Reviews Earth & Environment, 2021Bruno Merz +2 more
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Nanofluidics for osmotic energy conversion
Nature Reviews Materials, 2021, Liping Wen, Lei Jiang
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Methods and Results of River Terracing
1970This paper is an essay towards the elaboration of an outline sketch produced by one of the firmest hands that have ever worked in geological landscape, that of Playfair. As he writes: When the usual form of a river is considered, with the trunk divided into many branches which rise at a great distance from one another, and these again subdivided into
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