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This structure results from bending due to buoyancy of a submerged ice bench generated by ice-front melting near the waterline when warm water is present in summer. The maps show the flexural moat around Ross Island to be a composite of smaller flexural sub-basins formed at different times by loading at each of the four volcanic centers on the island. Profiles frequently show a depression a few meters deep about 200800 m upstream of the front, with higher values on the eastern portion of the ice shelf. These unconformities were used to create isopach maps which were then decompacted to determine the thicknesses of strata at the time of subsidence and deposition. We identified five unconformities in seismic surveys that bound distinct episodes of flexural subsidence. The project proposes a type of social housing adapted to the local conditions, which is.
The riverside residents of Manaus live in a flood zone. Periods of flexural subsidence associated with each of these volcanic loading events are evident in stratigraphy imaged on seismic reflection surveys in the area. The Next Generation 1st prize for Latin America went to Buoyant Housing in Brazil Riverside living and community complex by Danielle Gregorio, student at the University of São Paulo, Brazil. Subsequent volcanic episodes between 2.5 – 1.7 Ma, 1.7 – 1 Ma and 1 Ma – present formed Mt. Bird between 4.1-2.5 Ma led to the first topographic expression of Ross Island.
The island is surrounded by a sedimentary moat created by progressive loading of the lithosphere that occurred during four phases of volcanism on the island. Ross Island is a Neogene volcanic island located in the Ross Sea of West Antarctica.
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