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Zhen Yang, Guangxue Zhang, Guozhang Fan, Yintao Lu, Dali Shao, Songfeng Liu and Weiwei Wang
The evolution and mechanisms of tectonic subsidence in the Xisha area are poorly investigated, especially the spatiotemporal distribution features and reasons for the variations in tectonic subsidence. In this study, multi-channel seismic data and strati...
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Andres Payo, Gareth O. Jenkins, Dave Morgan, Nieves G. Valiente and Timothy Scott
Since the end of the last glaciation, the United Kingdom?s land surface has been altered by isostatic rebound, rising in the north and sinking in the south. Numerous studies have been published documenting the impact of isostatic rebound on relative sea ...
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Jinan Guan, Yian Liang, Shujia Wang, Lihua Wan, Shuanshi Fan, Pibo Su, Wei Zhang and Deqing Liang
The stratigraphic-diffusive type of gas hydrate system is formed by microbial methane produced in a shallow slope space when flowing laterally into hydrate stable zones and is worth studying for both energy supply and academic understanding. A deposition...
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Giovanni Sarti, Duccio Bertoni and Monica Bini
A multidisciplinary approach to coastal process research has been increasingly encouraged in the last decade, and it is now widely accepted for a thorough, in-depth analysis of any issue related to such an environment. In this study, we emphasized the ne...
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Cheng Lu, Pengfei Xie, Hui Li, Xuhui Zhang, Xiaobing Lu, Bin Zhang, Ziqin Zhang, Xuwen Qin, Shuai Zhang and Hang Bian
Natural gas hydrates are a strategic energy resource in China. The China Geological Survey has discovered segregated hydrate mass formations under the seepage mechanism in the South China Sea through exploration, and gas hydrates occur in nodular, massiv...
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