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Toe removal landslide model making its way into an actual presentation…I really like the initial movement phase on this one. Reactivation with toe removal continues until the slide block breaks up due to slight changes in slide plane dip. Glass microbead sliding horizon.
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Dr Anjana Khatwa2 years ago
Prof Denys Brunsden would have loved this! @CharmouthHCC

Davide Gamboa2 years ago
This could be a great analogue for some submarine stuff i look at, as for example slumps on channel and canyon flanks that are prone to the continuous sed removal at the toe..

Davide Gamboa2 years ago
Also seen very similar geometries on seamount flanks, but the removal dynamics can be trickier, especially if no major channel or drift system is nearby...

Carlos A R2 years ago
So what about tripping the lateral sides then remove the toe?
