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- Sand_volcano abstract "A sand volcano or sand blow is a cone of sand formed by the ejection of sand onto a surface from a central point. The sand builds up as a cone with slopes at the sand's angle of repose. A crater is commonly seen at the summit. The cone looks like a small volcanic cone and can range in size from millimetres to metres in diameter.The process is often associated with earthquake liquefaction and the ejection of fluidized sand that can occur in water-saturated sediments during an earthquake. The New Madrid Seismic Zone exhibited many such features during the 1811-1812 series of earthquakes. Linear sand blows are just as common, and can still be seen in the New Madrid area.In the past few years, much effort has gone into the mapping of liquefaction features to study ancient earthquakes. The basic idea is to map zones that are susceptible to the process and then go in for a closer look. The presence or absence of earthquake liquefaction features is strong evidence of past earthquake activity, or lack thereof.These are to be contrasted with mud volcanoes, which occur in areas of geyser or subsurface gas venting.".
- Sand_volcano thumbnail Sand_Volcano_Cross_Section.jpg?width=300.
- Sand_volcano wikiPageID "1149060".
- Sand_volcano wikiPageLength "2334".
- Sand_volcano wikiPageOutDegree "16".
- Sand_volcano wikiPageRevisionID "679902964".
- Sand_volcano wikiPageWikiLink 1811–12_New_Madrid_earthquakes.
- Sand_volcano wikiPageWikiLink 1812_New_Madrid_earthquake.
- Sand_volcano wikiPageWikiLink Angle_of_repose.
- Sand_volcano wikiPageWikiLink Category:Sand.
- Sand_volcano wikiPageWikiLink Category:Sedimentology.
- Sand_volcano wikiPageWikiLink Category:Seismology.
- Sand_volcano wikiPageWikiLink Cone.
- Sand_volcano wikiPageWikiLink Cone_(geometry).
- Sand_volcano wikiPageWikiLink Earthquake.
- Sand_volcano wikiPageWikiLink Earthquake_liquefaction.
- Sand_volcano wikiPageWikiLink Geyser.
- Sand_volcano wikiPageWikiLink Mud_volcano.
- Sand_volcano wikiPageWikiLink New_Madrid_Seismic_Zone.
- Sand_volcano wikiPageWikiLink Sand.
- Sand_volcano wikiPageWikiLink Soil_liquefaction.
- Sand_volcano wikiPageWikiLink Summit.
- Sand_volcano wikiPageWikiLink Summit_(topography).
- Sand_volcano wikiPageWikiLink Volcanic_cone.
- Sand_volcano wikiPageWikiLink Volcanic_crater.
- Sand_volcano wikiPageWikiLink File:Sand_Volcano_Cross_Section.jpg.
- Sand_volcano wikiPageWikiLinkText "Sand blow".
- Sand_volcano wikiPageWikiLinkText "Sand volcano".
- Sand_volcano wikiPageWikiLinkText "Sandblows".
- Sand_volcano wikiPageWikiLinkText "sand blows".
- Sand_volcano wikiPageWikiLinkText "sand volcano".
- Sand_volcano wikiPageWikiLinkText "sandblow".
- Sand_volcano hasPhotoCollection Sand_volcano.
- Sand_volcano wikiPageUsesTemplate Template:Commonscat.
- Sand_volcano wikiPageUsesTemplate Template:Merge_to.
- Sand_volcano wikiPageUsesTemplate Template:Reflist.
- Sand_volcano subject Category:Sand.
- Sand_volcano subject Category:Sedimentology.
- Sand_volcano subject Category:Seismology.
- Sand_volcano hypernym Cone.
- Sand_volcano type Mountain.
- Sand_volcano type Subfield.
- Sand_volcano comment "A sand volcano or sand blow is a cone of sand formed by the ejection of sand onto a surface from a central point. The sand builds up as a cone with slopes at the sand's angle of repose. A crater is commonly seen at the summit. The cone looks like a small volcanic cone and can range in size from millimetres to metres in diameter.The process is often associated with earthquake liquefaction and the ejection of fluidized sand that can occur in water-saturated sediments during an earthquake.".
- Sand_volcano label "Sand volcano".
- Sand_volcano sameAs Category:Sand_volcanoes.
- Sand_volcano sameAs Sandvulkan.
- Sand_volcano sameAs 분사_(지질학).
- Sand_volcano sameAs Zandvulkaan.
- Sand_volcano sameAs m.04bhz7.
- Sand_volcano sameAs Sandvulkan.
- Sand_volcano sameAs Q842928.
- Sand_volcano sameAs Q842928.
- Sand_volcano wasDerivedFrom Sand_volcano?oldid=679902964.
- Sand_volcano depiction Sand_Volcano_Cross_Section.jpg.
- Sand_volcano isPrimaryTopicOf Sand_volcano.