PALAVRAS EM INGLÊS RELACIONADAS COM «SOIL CREEP»
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mass
movement
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slumping
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geology
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10 LIVROS EM INGLÊS RELACIONADOS COM «SOIL CREEP»
Descubra o uso de
soil creep na seguinte seleção bibliográfica. Livros relacionados com
soil creep e pequenos extratos deles para contextualizar o seu uso na literatura.
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Assessment of
Soil Creep Sediment Generation for Total ...
Colluvium from the hillslope is assumed to be supplied to the bank by soil creep
and the rate of sediment supply to the bank is equal to the rate of erosion from
that bank if equilibrium conditions are assumed (Reid and Dunne, 1996). As such
...
Matthew Scott Buffleben, 2009
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Landslides: Proceedings of the First European Conference on ...
Institute of Environmental Geoscience (IEG RAS), Moscow, Ruxsia ABSTRACT:
Soil-creep is widely spreaded with the exception of some areas. The article is to
generalize results of soil-creep study. The slow displacement was widely studied
...
J. Rybar, J. Stemberk, P. Wagner, 2002
Soil creep results from repeated cycles of expansion and con- traction related to
freezing and thawing, or wetting and drying, which cause lifting followed by the
downslope movement of soil and rock particles. Organisms can also contribute to
...
Robert Gabler, James Petersen, L. Trapasso, 2008
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Fundamentals of Physical Geography
... between the deeper rotational slip and the superficial mudslide. Soil creep and
solifluction Many of the slope processes acting upon cohesive materials operate
more slowly. One of the most widespread and intriguing processes is soil creep.
David John Briggs, Peter Smithson, 1986
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Natural Hazards and Disasters
Soil Creep Soil creep, the slow downslope movement of colluvium and weak rock
, involves near-surface movement and is not especially dangerous. It tilts fences,
power poles, and walls. The rate of movement decreases at greater depth ...
Donald Hyndman, David Hyndman, 2008
Soil creep refers to the slow downslope movement of soil. Creep is so slow that it
cannot be casually observed, although it can be measured over a long term. The
rates of downslope movement of individual rocks on talus slopes can vary from ...
7
The Environment: Principles and Applications
Principles and Applications Chris C. Park. Speed or rate (cm s'1 Figure 7.13
Typical rates of operation of mass-movement processes. Mass-movement
processes extend from the extremely slow (soil creep) to the extremely fast (rock
...
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Geological Hazards: Their Assessment, Avoidance and Mitigation
4.1 Soil creep and valley bulging Mass movements on slopes can range in
magnitude from soil creep on the one hand to instantaneous and colossal
landslides on the othet. Sharpe (1938) defined creep as the slow downslope
movement of ...
9
Geography: An Integrated Approach
Figure 2.14 TerracettesinWharfedale, Yorkshire Dales telegraph pole tilted
fences broken tension gashes in road base of tree turned downslope soil piled
up behind wall forcing it to bulge and break Figure 2.1 5 The effects of soil creep
Soil ...
10
Earth Environments: Past, Present and Future
Figure 16.18 Soil creep terracettes, Northern Pennines, UK Creep has often been
described as a heave process, in which slope expansion occurs normal to a
slope, while slope contraction under the influence of gravity tends to occur more ...
David Huddart, Tim Stott, 2013
10 NOTÍCIAS NAS QUAIS SE INCLUI O TERMO «SOIL CREEP»
Conheça de que se fala nos meios de comunicação nacionais e internacionais e como se utiliza o termo
soil creep no contexto das seguintes notícias.
Seymour: No 'car-induced erosion' on Mt Eden
... citing a Mt Eden management plan from 2007 saying erosion was "apparent in observations of slips, soil creep, and the filling and shortening of terraces", but ... «3News NZ, jul 15»
This is how the Earth's hills and valleys were made — and what will …
The first is sediment transport, or “soil creep,” which is when sediment on an uneven landscape is disturbed by an event like a tree falling, an animal burrowing ... «Washington Post, jul 15»
Homer: city on the move
“A lot of times when they talk about erosion, they're referring to surface soils and ... deposits, is poorly bound to underlying sediments and subject to “soil creep. «Homer News, nov 14»
Climate Change, Effects and Impact on the Ghanaian Economy
Thus, most of the nutrients in the top soil in the soil catena or profile are ... the removal of vegetal cover may accelerate solifluction or soil creep on the slopes. «GhanaWeb, set 14»
Southwold cliff Ladies Walk footpath work to begin
Brian Wilkins, principle engineer, said: "The original Edwardian engineering had fallen victim to soil creep and cliff collapses caused by rain action and rabbits.". «BBC News, jul 13»
Engineer tells court the 2008 Bkt Antarabangsa landslide likely …
... loose soil from earth dumping by the developer, a poorly maintained drainage system, prolonged rainfall in Oct and Nov 2008, soil creep' which caused cracks ... «The Star Online, abr 13»
Nature's Architecture Follows Simple Math
Running the model on a simulated landscape, the researchers found that as they turned up river incision — or turned down soil creep — a river basin with a ... «Laboratory Equipment, dez 12»
Solving the Mystery of River Formation
One would expect incision to spread indefinitely if unchecked, but a process called soil creep smoothes over the land, filling up the cracks with a slow, yet steady ... «Wired, dez 12»
Researchers find a common angle and tipping point of branching …
Running the model on a simulated landscape, the researchers found that as they turned up river incision—or turned down soil creep—a river basin with a single ... «Phys.Org, dez 12»
New Irish Sounds: Soil Creep
Soil Creep's debut (and likely only) release comes after two years of on-and-off recording and is soon to become an inanimate object with the help of ... «hotpress.com, nov 12»
