Geotechnical characteristics of a high-porosity deep-sea clay sample retrieved from within a giant scour and its implications for local geological history

Keyphrases

• Atlantic Ocean 50%
• Below Sea Level 50%
• Clay 50%
• Clay Samples 100%
• Compressibility Characteristics 50%
• Deep Sea 100%
• Deep-sea Sediment 50%
• Diagenesis 50%
• Differential Weathering 50%
• Economic Importance 50%
• Exploration Target 50%
• Geological History 100%
• Geotechnical Characteristics 100%
• Geotechnical Tests 50%
• High Compressibility 50%
• High Porosity 100%
• Hydrocarbon Exploration 50%
• Iberian Peninsula 50%
• Induced Structure 50%
• Infill 50%
• Infill Material 100%
• Intrinsic Strength 50%
• Liquidity Index 50%
• Oxidation Front 100%
• Postdates 50%
• Sedimentary Strata 50%
• Soil Parameters 50%
• Stress-induced 50%
• Submarine Sediment 50%
• Undisturbed Sample 50%
• Vertical Effective Stress 50%

Earth and Planetary Sciences

• Atlantic Ocean 100%
• Compressibility 100%
• Deep Sea 100%
• Deep-Sea Sediment 100%
• Diagenesis 100%
• Hydrocarbon Exploration 100%
• Peninsula 100%
• Porosity 100%
• Sea Level 100%