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  • Bioclimatological background and agricultural human settlements in Monsoon Asia in Climate and agricultural land use in Monsoon Asia.
  • The ocean floor spreading and the subsidence of cooling oceanic plate, the transport and settling down of terrigenous sediments, the transport along the continental slope, consolidation and isostatic subsidence of sedimentary layers are considered
  • depth), with sedimentation rates probably < 0,01 m/ka. The coarse grained texture of these deposits is caused by removal of finer grades in suspension during settling of ice rafted debris sediments. Overconsolidated till was deposited < 31 000 BP during
  • sediment distribution model. Storm waves resuspend fine-grained sediment in water depths of tens of metres and produce near bottom turbid water zones within basins. Fine sands and silt settle out rapidly, leading to the deposition of graded beds
  • . The transgressive marine sediments onlap and overlie a 2700-yr-old middle Iron Age (Phoenician) tomb, which was built on a dark clay layer, containing a middle Bronze IIB (3750 yr B.P.) settlement. In post-Roman times the coastal zone at this site, both east
  • , islands. Species isolation takes place through nest settlement, food selection, polymorphism, foraging and reproductive strategies. The pattern of communities structure presents a balance between trophic groups and between populations and resources
  • , longitudinal waves velocity and settlement. These make possible to determine and represent facies changes of the sediments as dependent on the morphology of the area of investigation. (HL).
  • Are made out, on the one hand, slopes with accumulations of blocks. They are bare and of several types. The vegetation cannot settle here and develops only locally, mainly starting from the top of the slope, making use of the pecularities
  • , acoustically transparent layer overlying a strong reflector, and (III) relatively thick sediment with internal acoustic reflectors. These profiles, in conjunction with sediment cores from the area, reveal that varved glacial-lacustrine sediment settled out
  • -sedimentary series, settled during expansion. The metamorphism would occur in an intra-oceanic subduction zone. The metamorphic conditions would vary with the subduction rate, giving from a similar material deep greenschists and amphibolites for a low speed