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Recurrent submarine landslides preconditioned by internal waves impacting gentle continental slopes
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• New submarine landslides have been discovered in the northern South China Sea. • Sediment waves are considered as the weak layer controlling recurrent landslides. • The formation of these sediment waves is linked to the dissipation of internal waves. • This type of weak layer can be recognised using high-resolution seismic data.
Keywords:
Submarine landslides
Weak layers
Sediment waves
Internal waves
South China Sea
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