Pockmark morphology and turbulent buoyant plumes at a submarine spring
Authors:
- B. Buongiorno NardelliB. Buongiorno Nardelli
- F. BudillonFBF. Budillon
- R. WatteauxRWR. Watteaux
- F. CicconeFCF. Ciccone
- A. ConfortiACA. Conforti
- G. De FalcoGFG. De Falco
- G. Di MartinoGMG. Di Martino
- S. InnangiSIS. Innangi
- R. TonielliRTR. Tonielli
- D. IudiconeDID. Iudicone
- 1 September 2017
- journal article
- Published by Elsevier in Continental Shelf Research
- Vol. 148, 19-36
Abstract
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