Research
Direct monitoring of breaching in deltaic submarine landslides
Science · By Rebecca G. Englert, Matthieu J. B. Cartigny, Megan L. Baker, Sanem Acikalin, Dick Mastbergen, Niall Tracey, Sean C. Ruffell, Daniel H. Shugar, D. Gwyn Lintern, Romit Aggarwal, Lewis Bailey, Daniel Bell, Michael A. Clare, Stephen M. Hubbard, Gustavo Lobato, Daniel Parsons, Stephen M. Simmons, Cooper Stacey, Peter Talling & Michael Tilston ·
The Brief
- Published in Science, volume 394, issue 6825, pages 758-762, November 2026.
- The paper reports direct monitoring of breaching in deltaic submarine landslides.
- Sources provided contain only the title and citation details, so the findings are not summarised here.
Why it matters
The paper addresses how submarine landslides at river deltas break down, a process relevant to understanding seafloor hazards and sediment movement.
Who’s affected
- geoscientists studying submarine landslides and sediment transport
- marine engineers working on seafloor infrastructure
- #submarine landslides
- #deltas
- #sediment transport
- #geohazards
- #marine geology
Science, Volume 394, Issue 6825 , Page 758-762, November 2026.
Timeline
Published in Science, volume 394, issue 6825
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Direct monitoring of breaching in deltaic submarine landslides