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00:02 Okay. All right now, let's about a little bit of fans you

00:07 have noticed on the silva that his was actually alluvial fans and negative

00:16 they really are different. And so decided to break up the notes and

00:21 topics into those two sections. Having that they the process is pretty simple

00:36 . There's over that so well, really is a continuing uh just a

00:41 articles that take the good ones. , that's a really interesting study that

00:48 like to go over a little Uh, this came out 2020 chinese

00:55 fans, which is a nice segue , if you like, traditional rubio

01:02 to these negatives. Mhm. We about what determines the fan morphology and

01:10 seven mythology. Uh Grady jerry in . That's tectonics, source material and

01:22 , discharge rate, area of accommodation space, mainly uh base level

01:35 climate into comedy and dominant and the is the dominant fan process And the

01:44 fan processes three photos she flows and lamps. Okay, now we can

01:53 a little bit of fans and Uh, this is in Northern

01:59 We could study them in sand boxes literally used. Yeah, bringing in

02:07 . Big box. And we had PhD students who had a really nice

02:12 right over there and engineering. Uh engineering describing, you can look at

02:19 sand quarry and there's amazing similarities, spite of scale between these types of

02:28 . So we're going to actually kind combine all of the above as we

02:32 about alluvial fans. The other thing to remind you that rubio fans don't

02:38 in isolation. Uh, there is source, there is a safe now

02:45 the case of source to sink. particular kind of place is pretty short

02:50 . This is a closed basis, erosion in the mountain front clean along

02:56 fault gives you all of your they spill into the Jason said now

03:05 gonna look over the next few days the next few electric but multiple environments

03:12 deposition that tend to occur. And said since continental centre. So we're

03:17 to look at a little bit of follow black lakes and the only deposit

03:22 they all tend to occur in the region city. Yeah. Now the

03:28 thing, you know, and this in death out modern fan work is

03:33 done uh, is a couple of . First of all the size of

03:38 fans on one side to be different . Then on the other side,

03:46 why that is. And in each the fans along from 10 oh,

03:54 this forms a, a feature sometimes on scale called Shahada or a larger

04:02 Piedmont. Mm uh huh We can these smaller scale death valley. Uh

04:11 car and we see it in larger on the basis of the foothills of

04:17 Andes, I'm sorry, the foothills the Himalayas in India where we got

04:22 large mega fans coming down grading into gun. She's planning. Yeah.

04:28 . Now by definition a fan begins develop where it goes from combined

04:35 the unconfined and so the same hair the apex of the fan is going

04:42 recur they jumps to business position of from steep slopes to flash. So

04:51 you need from alluvial fan is basically big change in slope. What you

04:57 for a long lived fan is a lives changing beliefs. And so that's

05:03 of the reasons why fans are best false carbs and they are most volumetric

05:13 preserved continued sin. Tectonic fault. . Now, as we look at

05:22 modern fans, uh, one of things we typically say braided streams flowing

05:30 onto the surface in some places slightly . That can be a little

05:37 The reason being that often those are really widespread but there are late stage

05:46 . What you see on the maybe not what you see a

05:51 So we're gonna try to distinguish between deposits and how those deposits to change

05:58 time. Now in this particular example most fans as we go up towards

06:04 head of the fan, we begin see that the stream has entrenched the

06:13 . This was an old thanks that in french and work commitments stream.

06:24 there's a couple of reasons for this , but it's very common. It's

06:28 common you see here as well. , this is a french This entrenchment

06:36 can be tectonic lee generated. You're uh tilting and or faulting the fan

06:49 entrenchment or can be climatic. it can also be auto cycling.

06:59 this entrenchment fill cycle we got to has a variety of causes. But

07:10 they all looked like here's the chance this becomes a trench. And where

07:16 that set go when it comes Because it's on loan in the lower

07:20 of and there's an interception. Uh that we go from interception or their

07:33 and erosion to load deposition. We see them. What the defense do

07:42 see it like you here is the ahead. Here's some water and

07:52 And so we go back to we can see these abandoned fan

08:00 We see this intersection for it between confined modern settlement. Mhm. In

08:09 deposition. So this is hey See on the fans all over the

08:21 now one of the points. So that how did this abandoned fan servant

08:29 ? And it basically formed because these migrants more specific. These folks may

08:38 positive over here. Yeah. And assistant, uh, and the lobes

08:47 to killed now and then of course understand back and Children basically we have

08:59 series of the low filling, the itself there. The evolving to a

09:11 location that gets into this question of side like marcellus, auto cycle changes

09:22 be just put on the truck lobes filling up of all that's just part

09:30 how fans maintain itself or it could externally grip Tectonic pulses with finance and

09:40 answer is, it's all three at skates. Now this idea of entrenchment

09:50 low back feeling is also uh, best recognized influence studies. So here's

10:00 for example, there she blows over sand building up next trip. Now

10:10 got intersection right here and what happens that, Whoa begins to grow,

10:20 begins to tax it and that's So we have this upstream Philip,

10:27 tell at some point is choked without . He split off in another

10:37 We had this site yes channel Yeah, well it's agent whole deposition

10:48 Cramer finally they got this whole fan any begins to being size with the

11:01 inside then in a different way. we see these loads back yeah,

11:16 now that show here nuts. Here is. Okay, that's still your

11:27 back telling the world lo comes up here finally of boston, this is

11:35 . This is the new role. you see it in the baby

11:46 Excellent. Back selling. This is natural fat of how fans developed and

11:59 again, it's just a look at uh Sam Fox news joint fan they

12:11 here retro grading then backed up the . Mhm Now here they're actually

12:22 they are many came debris flows. that's not the only process but debris

12:32 are one of the main process that building up. Look at this particular

12:37 is building up what we've been called flat. The three stand to lose

12:46 uh re close unlike anything we've talked are a major process in many

12:55 particularly in arid regions. Okay. those the great folks that moves and

13:06 we go upstream, they have these lips. So we're gonna be talking

13:11 the leading channels downstream the brief low as we get into dealing with that

13:24 . Uh, this is just examples that succession again here is looking at

13:41 size that session. We can expect sometimes I agree that you don't get

13:53 you don't have to inspiration. Now other thing you notice on imagery is

14:04 a lot of color variation, Even market. And so what is controlling

14:10 color variation is mainly that varnish, oxide. So the longer the fan

14:20 remained uh exposed as a terrorist, darker it gets, the thicker the

14:28 oxide. So we can actually correlate age of fans surface based on the

14:36 of the desert hearts. The man the box. And so this is

14:44 map june market map showing the relative of the help. I'm sure of

14:54 saints based on the thickness of more and by dating if most Adams we

15:05 actually begin to define, are you ? And we see that some of

15:11 portions just stand up here is only . Then they go down in a

15:20 maybe twice saying quote. So we that these fans have been active for

15:28 long period of time in the same or fix feature really hasn't changed long

15:35 hundreds of thousands of years. Now you look at the processes of fan

15:45 we're not so much conservatives watch all are concerned and those floats are maybe

15:57 types of reasons. And then fluid . Yeah. Keep parts like So

16:10 me just stop for me, 19 in seven uh fluid right? Both

16:18 driven by graft that's pretty clear the flows. But a fluid gravity flow

16:26 that the fluid is moving in response gravity and the fluid motion is in

16:34 the set. So the sentiment is trained within a fluid gravity. It's

16:43 trained by the moving more. It's the movement of the water and

16:48 turbulence picks up the set is everything talked about today. Sediment gravity flow

16:56 different in that you start with a laden fluid, you've got very high

17:06 and it's that high density of the laden fluid that is flowing in response

17:13 gravity. So in one case your , it's up sending military, you

17:26 if you want to send a broader the driving force of gravity is causing

17:32 density. It's £7. We will more about that because now there are

17:42 processes. Well, application development, windowing by open and accepting. So

17:51 look at possible but we're going to on the things that build the bulk

17:58 sand which are the sediment gravity and graphics. Now it's useful to subdivide

18:10 processes into sediment graphic als namely to . He said, that's not the

18:19 she uh she uh and streams. what we're doing is we're looking at

18:31 unconfined. She often performed pretty versus channel lines, stream world and that's

18:46 great book. Could be breaking with end. Yeah, I mentioned earlier

18:55 we could look at the stress strain um to try to define separate Newtonian

19:07 orders being placed. What we're really is separating the Yeah, fluid wrap

19:17 from the seven. It's when calling different work non fluid already this is

19:29 newtonian fluids or things like are shown is a request. They have a

19:40 frank so you have to apply an amount of stress with his float.

19:52 a high viscosity because I said consultation it has a high settlement themselves because

20:01 has a high viscosity. It tends have a low rentals so it tends

20:06 be laminar fault. All of this because there's a high concentration of sand

20:14 more and as it's moving on the flow densely non erosive. We tend

20:23 have these depositions. Yeah. Now of it december. What I described

20:34 terms of fluid flow. The union currents in the sediment transport in earlier

20:44 . But it really is great Mhm. Because if you think about

20:50 seven concentration, you're gonna have decreasing pots and you're going to have increasing

21:02 discussing and so you're going to have that starts off in security Tony but

21:15 up to work in the audience. concentrated from eventually you're not already.

21:24 . Anyway, one day walk girl maybe two or 2.5 the guests to

21:36 wall As we in Texas seven documentation , 80. and wait, there

21:47 a radiation good congrats. We are no problem. Basic cuts recognize it

22:02 critical. Yeah. As we gray seven of them were also ready and

22:15 different senator uh types. So let's at this extreme case where we had

22:22 lot of sediment in the fluid and get the free flow deposit. Debra

22:29 right is analogous to turn to So one matrix support random class orientation.

22:46 temples are literally floating in late. fact, when you see a debris

22:51 in the field, you've got these boulders just kind of coming up and

22:56 down. It's really quite extraordinary. there's no set in the truck.

23:03 very much wise. Yeah, this a bit over some product. These

23:14 Yeah, may accept you but basically it. Uh huh. Different orientations

23:23 maybe a little shearing created, but non corrosive. He's a pyro space

23:31 . And although exists plastic maker supported fabrics mainly makes Mhm. But it's

23:42 surprising that in the field it's not to be just before. What do

23:48 think? What free flow? Some , grief. Wrong. Yeah.

24:01 strips. So, this is what looking for with the debris flow

24:11 And it's useful to go back to . Faces classification when we're looking at

24:18 fans. Uh gravel rich. So is a good place to live that

24:26 way of describing box. So here have been upgraded, Matrix supported,

24:34 Gmm. Now here we've got some the non police Except that.

24:43 Mhm. But they are really quite morphological of debris flows. There's no

24:57 a little more type. And what can do if you got a pencil

25:03 not a thick thumb is you can these think helps if you There's a

25:11 , these finger like hearts. These like rose grading up into these

25:25 Okay, and so it's actually a good analogy orbit of different scales of

25:38 an alluvial fan that's built up by grief flows. And if you look

25:44 this kind of pattern here, let's at this gravelly debris flow in the

25:52 rockies where the steep scarf here now not due to a fault, but

25:56 due to glaciation and receive the typical including these bare legs. That's basically

26:11 this is moving as a slug, sides kind of stop and freeze and

26:17 empties out. And where does it the out to the organization? This

26:25 a typical more farm of a debris . It's also a typical morphology of

26:31 re flows in volcanic regions where they're Lahore ours, but that's just basically

26:42 volcanic debris flow. So one of Geologic Hazards. Uh, keep the

26:52 flows typically is coming off volcano. the other thing which I should have

26:58 , but I didn't is you get same morphology with an anesthetic Wallace with

27:05 in the upper part and deposition loans , the Realogy or behavior of these

27:14 basically the same. So, let's at some examples beginning uh and and

27:23 look at and galleries. Uh huh . Galilean Hobday wrote a book,

27:31 edition and then we quit. That was the best book on bridges,

27:39 systems that we have is now long of friends. I have a copy

27:45 that you want to look at and it remains a good introduction to different

27:52 system. Some better. Huh. . But the other way is in

28:00 triangular classification since actually geologists, the is basically we think in two and

28:09 . We like to look at variables perfectly, no more than three.

28:20 here's our debris flow fact. Uh Sometimes called Type one. I don't

28:26 it that but it's uh looks like ? And so what we see is

28:32 other part of fan whole serious place more upon example serious. Now the

28:42 change it. So it's not that valet but it's at all.

28:51 And we see that similar. You're votes. Yeah, this is from

29:02 Mcpherson. Uh they probably did the early population. Yeah, you got

29:15 inside. Mm The intersection point. it. As is for now go

29:27 school entities continue. Yeah. Ladies . I tell you now what they

29:37 say what we now know this road sells snowball and what we see on

29:46 surface are mortal enemies and marks and this all the more ladies and and

29:54 this little, you know, Alex basically host fan that reaction Oregon coast

30:05 remember that what's happening here is these are growing episodic, there's a flash

30:15 and then long periods of time between next flash flow. And so there's

30:20 lot of reworking. If you go in between the events these events have

30:25 your events. Okay. Uh So the more quality of this abandoned

30:33 includes the deposition of morphology, the , a little bit of the

30:42 Uh Yeah. Mhm And in this uh yeah, the fans were recent

30:53 that there's not much we work with particular example. Now this was one

31:01 the fans if you look at and most recent for working, what do

31:09 think? Some older brother system. morphology. It's the same thing like

31:17 eight. Let me channel breaking into home gift, those dominating more parts

31:25 sand levees. Now, the nice about this stand, you, we're

31:38 people in different ways. Uh, know as the base for some of

31:46 fans basically this again is showing different hands, no foundation or are levy

31:59 . Let's see what you, here's latest. This is a condom.

32:11 . When you look at the you got the part of you like

32:18 . Pretty much yeah, as you down sand. Great. Now there

32:29 some orientation says that the great clubs have an organization. That's a generalization

32:39 the margins can be orientation. but it's so, so here's our

32:49 fan maybe dominated north and, and what the inferences with a hypothetical,

32:58 separation wall, we're going to see fan, we can see a lot

33:09 lead Frederick size channels, namely levy , they're gonna pinch out two more

33:23 of oaks and in cross section the is namely nested when they can't in

33:34 lower part of fan is gonna the of aid flows. Thanks. So

33:45 kind of their model or a degree fan. And uh, let's look

33:53 a second grade for fan, it's larger and it looks a little bit

34:02 65 years thanks santa Barbara, major fault. Now here as a

34:21 . Look at these migrants are that's , it's the northern side of the

34:27 . We're still real snuff essentially Yeah, those levees and actually,

34:35 , make that pete look at the already. Two Jeff sessions lady

34:50 Okay, these levees are extending for and if you look closely, you

35:04 see that they are here. So upper fan is levied um, over

35:12 much larger. Every smaller that Yeah. So there's a wide range

35:20 signs of debris flows and debris fans that's clearly in part the relationship

35:29 the catchment area, small catchment area in small fats and smaller debris

35:38 The catchment area of the previous fan much smaller than this, which was

35:43 large portion of the sierra lies. keep in mind the role of sorts

35:50 controlling ST Yes, but I the bath and certain wherever we're

35:59 the emphasize of the table well, , the height affects the things and

36:08 the higher uh, the greater the for a large amount of debris to

36:16 in. So yes, in one of things we see is there's

36:20 change in fans as the, as mountains were down. So as long

36:27 there is continuous movement, you pretty have continuous fans and more or less

36:33 same time, but as the mountain down, you're gonna see it change

36:39 only in the drainage area, but relatively and both affect the nature center

36:47 . Yeah. So here's our distributor fans again. I mean the actual

36:55 where and this is a case where can actually use possible genetic age.

37:03 you really? And they defend the is mostly the same positive. We

37:14 fossil get off right now. There some large areas, there are late

37:26 , but this is one of those when you're beginning to get better technology

37:31 fan grow using the prostitute. And important to, first of all we

37:41 have much carbon 14 so you don't to struggle. They also, we

37:50 no older deposits. Thank you. lastly the reason why we're interested in

38:00 very detailed chronology of surfaces is to fault because the faults are rather the

38:12 are there because of active fault. makes a big difference If the last

38:19 was 100,000 years ago, 2000 years , only 100 years ago. So

38:26 in order to evaluate size, risk need a really detailed fraternity chronology and

38:34 specifically policy in order to date offset to date fault group. And that's

38:43 he spent a lot of time on like trying to date time. New

38:50 for dating river fans. So in what date? Something like this And

38:56 just dating services. Yes. Okay. So we got the great

39:04 vary in scale but uh she flood shit for a lot of using kind

39:12 oh, entertainment. We're basically an swirled but it's now good. Not

39:23 sediment that, So let's, let's how that might different. And the

39:30 thing is cheap. Flood deposits are significantly different than the recent causes.

39:38 huh. They are moving in response walk. So there's going to be

39:50 less matrix. They're going to be supported. It's going to show at

39:56 breaking. You may not see the stratification. So the movie great.

40:03 is no, this charge decreases reluctant get implication. So getting upstream and

40:13 not my hope to have this erosion now looking again at real life.

40:28 at the rodeo generalization and face. , uh, we got ready.

40:35 make these crews cross stratification class supported then we begin to see stratified

40:45 Yeah, I believe and what this us is basically travel sand couple as

40:55 is great. I'm great grated uh raised in normally great. But there

41:04 is a fairly the state right between . So we're going to see that's

41:11 characteristic cheap and she's like the Yeah. Now in that case

41:20 uh Oh yeah, this is debris . This is she Again, side

41:30 your 60 points deposition and these earlier lobes reform when that feeling. So

41:51 we're going to look at here are had of those depositions. It's

42:00 We're going to look at the, love your man in the best out

42:06 valley is helping transitional. Uh Yeah. Yeah. Long after where

42:21 are the wall find out. And it started to the west agent.

42:33 really just a tilted and this health geometry is really college throughout the

42:44 This is a technomic set in a geometry uh in which alluvial fans are

42:53 in china Argentina Mexico here uh So save me. Yeah, the

43:04 basically is that there is a master that gives us a lot of our

43:10 and then on the other side, relatively the little debris flow fans.

43:20 saw death now, No, no large things for self here and

43:37 . Well, so these sands, things are more typical uh strength and

43:48 difference of fan talk is pretty The idea that you have grief flows

43:57 . But we have more water generated over here is really reflecting the difference

44:03 the catchment eric what the Caspian area here, which is wonderful. A

44:13 school is not very large diversity, is from the giving you a lot

44:21 sediment coming in matters is the re , but they're not as much of

44:29 they're small debris flows over here. got a why? Like you get

44:39 larger space and lower away warm with water and counting the larger page area

44:50 more water or lady deposition process on on this side. Mhm. So

45:02 face she's here. Well, we'll comforts that said, legends travel in

45:12 and massive. Now most interested in yeah. Uh now before I do

45:24 , let me mention that I'm gonna this talk talking about the popular

45:31 This is a larger fan that was last year in china. And the

45:40 that I want to point out is a lot of this species that have

45:47 in that larger thing muscle are the conversations have seen more specific and she

45:56 battlefield sheet. But I will say absolutely our characteristics of the in front

46:06 . She cheap look. So when show you for the animal baby is

46:14 applicable. Large number uh, this of thing. So let's look at

46:25 basically you've got um sheep blood which basically are gravel capped by planer

46:40 of sand and I'm not going to into reading what you can read,

46:47 basically they are like this. And so this is the first thing

46:55 the same company and they look like change or crude but laterally extensive beds

47:07 you this gravel sand, gravel, , gravel sand. Now locally they

47:17 are little wedges of sam that show stream dips and these are interpreted as

47:30 gypsy. So let's look at take a look here, but rubble

47:38 cup. Remember it's a problem went between these two is a wedge,

47:54 . It turns out the she so actually upper flow regime but it's more

48:03 bits. But when these have been as active you can stand in wage

48:10 then once they're left behind you locally these tax dipping reg is you see

48:20 in this fan in death valley, see him in china in bigger

48:26 their characteristic this type of flow. so these are some pretty big.

48:37 the interpretation is, you know, lot of sediment of the flow

48:40 sheep flood by capacity, high competence fairly steep 2 - slopes of

48:50 things. Fast forward 20 20 And now we're seeing the same features

49:00 much flattered fans less than a So the early literature really focused on

49:08 fans. Now we're realizing these bigger that are flatter and wider can still

49:15 cheap flow. Okay, um sets a meter to 2.5 m thick hi

49:26 . And so they look something like here we happen. Uh huh in

49:33 china the same. Uh huh. you understand? So they don't

49:43 here's something that step the massive bedded boulder, they're interpreted as in size

49:57 , closets. So we see these an example of them pretty messy of

50:09 is so gravel rich or not getting in size, much change going on

50:13 the size channel but when it spills into the lobe it's cheap.

50:21 this is a funny looking diagram because looks like a cross section.

50:27 Is a down fan change in the proportion of patients. And what it

50:36 is this is 100% the rebels and nominate. Well thank you.

50:51 And there are some size channels, upper part of the that were

50:58 Uh they're gonna be filled. So just illustrates absolutely. Yet the back

51:09 wedges page out towards it. I want and then surface lags and

51:20 basically. But they're also it So the main story is that the

51:29 channel deposit and a part of the the sheep flood deposits covered the entire

51:36 . The upper part of the chief an inter vetted that question causes and

51:42 periodic intervals fan abandoned. You could done this church. Let's right.

51:51 this is their kind of generalized perceptual at it. Uh notice there's no

51:59 , there's no debris flow globes, no debris for lunch. Yeah.

52:05 groups and um we see here the part of the sand you've got it's

52:12 to be partial brain. You've got back step wages. I've got some

52:23 many intermittently. You got these Uh . I kind of get this apartment

52:31 , You lost your class channel Okay, you lost your back

52:37 You still have the gravel sand. . Now, yeah, sorry.

52:51 particular model from Galloway kind of talks the flow evolution, but also it

53:01 pretty example down stand change, decreased are decreasing thickness, decreased channel

53:10 is decreased, That's pretty much the of it from hawks in the

53:17 There maybe five km maybe. Okay. But the other thing is

53:26 actually was, I think thinking about talk because when the fall comes to

53:37 , you get a lot of high and you're no clue briefly. And

53:48 us as that system begins to you get more water to get more

54:00 rich refunds and sheep lights with time the drainage area hatred suspicion perhaps in

54:14 the star, the formal water and go into worship. So We see

54:26 different types of fans and that's not refunds for the active fault is and

54:34 see shit rolls where the not even thought necessarily it's small. And so

54:43 a spatial distribution based on tectonic But it can also be a

54:51 I'm sorry, could also be a a careful change is the technomic setting

55:00 structure set. Uh This is just remind you that, although,

55:07 we have been somewhat fixated by alluvial in uh the mojave desert. Um

55:16 not just desert landforms. Uh We in in Alaska, we got him

55:23 other areas. We've even got them um Switzerland. Uh And so here

55:32 we're looking at is a scarf with abrupt change in slope. It gives

55:41 a fan. Mhm. Now that in this case and is the change

55:50 slope, that's needed for a fan a glaciation scar. Just like the

55:54 show Canada. And so we also the age of this fan. It

56:01 , it had to happen after the melt so we can look at.

56:08 . Mhm. Okay. The band here we're using mhm. When you're

56:15 at different radar faces, the subjects have so we can look at how

56:25 man has evolved in the last 18,000 . It turns out the oldest thing

56:38 about 50% that recourse and a little people. And as that man evolved

56:52 it came down the street and what seeing is the change in the

57:01 Mhm. With the playstation. And you get more and more water less

57:09 less. The brief it shows only a very compact way temperatures. Uh

57:18 . How quickly source area variables can due to comment. Change now

57:29 but I was a seminal work by Mcpherson uh when they looked at alluvial

57:36 and things that are called alluvial I said, you know the problem

57:41 that there are fans and good old and a great. Mhm. You

57:51 on the gift and really there's no between, with respect to slow between

57:59 and facts that different subjects are really . So they're saying that will say

58:08 . Great. And that these large could have these low slopes shouldn't even

58:15 fans, you're going to be what talk about next time mega facts.

58:22 , and they argue that that makes because the steep slows allow you to

58:31 super. Now Egypt lines is basically distraction but basically subsidized the world is

58:43 proposal on both fortune and it's So the some critical is typical of

58:56 world. Uh huh. In the you think it's difficult for this?

59:08 changing is uh huh. Move your Now. They suggest there's a gap

59:26 that gap we see here. But these are real friends. Me too

59:37 . Yeah. He was made more . What I'm going to point out

59:43 that that yeah, is not as as it looks because once we've gotten

59:49 satellite imagery said that it opened up number of examples we're beginning to fill

59:56 it yet. But having said that really is my most you have transitions

60:04 it's not nearly as separated. First . So those big fans, those

60:14 what we're all at one point The big powerful large drainage area,

60:24 area those locks and so what we a very strong. I invited it's

60:35 fans and other things. Mm They acted through this year, which

60:44 12 fans and through your things? . Uh huh. Mm right.

60:59 plugs and olympic. The problem is you start looking at satellite photos and

61:11 distance system. Well, here's the . That is why 1.8° you get

61:21 we put that here three days. family. Pretty big kind of

61:33 In fact, if you look at slope thought you see that increasingly stupid

61:45 the beach. This is, but steeper and widen in the middle of

61:53 be literally things basically be less than on almost. Well. So what

62:05 suggested by player, bigger fans will . Well now what we're realizing is

62:13 there is this transition. So some the 3200 for now you still really

62:23 but there are differences so it makes to recognize the effect of escape.

62:32 , um, so is this suggesting welcome back. It'll be okay.

62:39 well that's how it was described. now we're gonna, we're gonna,

62:43 going to call it a mega. for distributor in Floreal system. Well

62:49 is, but is that not a bunch of, we've got these things

62:54 are big that radiate out from It hasn't fan shaped, they had

63:02 of a conical cross section. And really the fundamental question is this,

63:12 , it has a good shape. , it as a apex. I

63:20 some size class composition inside what It about 40 km from that table.

63:35 average smoke 26°. Is it a fan alluvial fan or is it a flat

63:46 Already today stream flow fan is Louisville distributed Louisville system. That really is

63:54 question getting into now and and also the, the literature also. How

64:00 you describe these larger features until finally get to something like mhm. Both

64:09 fans of the uh huh gone jeez , based in Piedmont from the

64:17 uh, along the back side of four then basin Vandy's, so that's

64:24 be at the top of the X . Now, we would look at

64:31 . One of the things to note there are small fans. Next big

64:38 . And the reason is there are ready Julius and a big joke.

64:45 small things. You have your facts any stamps basically our rhythm already nothing

64:55 , oh, you know, most the slope. This is a trans

65:01 basis. Again, not unlike half kind of a half rob, not

65:10 Jeff out there are small things, yeah, I like that. It

65:17 in here and it also empties. we have a small red berries and

65:24 than, and when that big river in in position. So,

65:34 nobody would argue about what's, no, there is another thing.

65:40 the first thing is as a matter the size of the kitchen. So

65:48 love with that more streams of keep more water than the teachers.

65:56 , just very briefly, let me out these little things here. Now

66:00 is actually serious trust. Um, these all threats here and there are

66:08 basins. Yeah, your little basis filled with the breed clubs and this

66:19 what we sometimes call a piggyback We talked about it last time we

66:25 a series of implicated thrust And you a little pond seven. That's very

66:37 . Did you have subsidence here? . You've got substance. You

66:43 this is an active crime. trust fund. Yeah. Results.

66:51 there's, there's a high potential for . Absolutely. Yes. Okay.

67:00 now let's go back to comparing And versus 730. So more than one

67:11 the bank. I just switch these , I just did, Uh,

67:23 is about 4.7° the complex days 26-6 the face he's insane with one

67:34 We do have some uh huh was unconfined straight for what was supposed

67:42 I think they're cheap and created but then the pumps fan going,

67:54 got some surface on. Uh, they got the old, but it's

68:02 similar in terms of fish cheeks. let's look at what's going to

68:07 First thing that I would go, is a, and the arid reached

68:12 very and so there's so much evaporation literally you have a decrease in debt

68:22 with, but chance they should go if you're losing discharge as you go

68:32 . In fact it empties into, can play now in addition. And

68:40 also and with his wider what it in yesterday. So that channel comes

68:48 and it just kind of spreads out is losing more due to infiltration.

68:58 now if we look at the face , the inside channel deposits pretty much

69:08 without mid faith. The stream political street. Hello. These are difficult

69:18 what was described in the end gravel published. Oh yeah. So

69:30 for which but they gray into is unconfined stranger. There's nothing quite like

69:39 in the smaller handle fan. But it's still poorly sorted, crudely

69:51 stratified gravel. Yeah, well finally . So with the bigger fan,

69:59 main difference is the volume flow over larger distance tends to cause a little

70:06 down dip change, but it's still floor regime. Uh huh. I

70:14 open but these surface ponds occurred throughout actually. Yeah. And they're rated

70:23 extremes. Now, what we're going see the second is that these features

70:33 Are one phase of fan development. bravest dream is another phase and then

70:41 an abandonment. Yeah. So if look at and that deposition or this

70:51 looks an awful law like that. opposition while it was described for the

71:00 , any form to say you've got inside channel people hard, still hard

71:09 . The federal laws that kind of because what they are particularly on the

71:16 side. Uh, this is You can obstruct then during the a

71:26 time. So we're beginning to look a fan because we're talking about fans

71:31 are hundreds of thousands of years racial interglacial, we got a lot

71:36 significant climatic change. So this is the wet, very wet. And

71:45 with implementation, you've got a rise the water table. You just hold

71:50 lies where water is seeking getting So you can see this on aerial

72:00 and satellite images with 40 sweater where intersect. And so this is a

72:08 of a sketch about the change in science in the transition cheap floor to

72:17 you. Find strange. Now that one when the climate gets well erin

72:32 . Where smaller but more frequent get and you are forming very different.

72:45 get again we get ready and stream over most. And here's the

72:53 Okay, natives between front may be dry. Dill water on the preparation

73:04 . Now you just Yeah, little trying get up this morning. But

73:13 Yeah, so it's still a sheep fan, but it's really big.

73:21 going back to that question of, there a gap? Well, 11

73:26 I had my students when I had students in this class, uh just

73:31 as an exercise. See if you find some fans on reading errors that

73:39 fill the gap and you begin to them. They are there. Of

73:44 the popular is what? Yes. for all that it is is probably

73:55 a good idea. Mhm. To what has been traditionally called. It's

74:02 for the same different think about So the great showmanship recognize that these

74:20 here in front of it, but still kind of a bible really.

74:26 you saying are fan shaped political You really are article bad shit.

74:38 opposition party. And we've got all of names for let me clean,

74:50 it an internal Cleveland, distribute, it through the system. All these

74:59 . Uh I've settled on the No, never big. Yeah.

75:06 key is, it really is strata a river system. So in terms

75:14 the deposition of violence, it is river That is migrating about eight

75:22 Yeah. And so it does give distributed. Hello, The doves have

75:32 secretion and it's often associated with major of clothes. But the source area

75:38 much bigger is what's coming into that great is a major river that they

75:47 on. So that's the reason of lectures. And that's the required stop

75:56 because and engaging the notes of which is about my guess stops.

76:05 . Uh let's break. I'm losing voice. And uh yeah, let

76:14 remind you that I will give you study guide. Either tonight or

76:21 The exam will be prompt at one . Um because it makes no sense

76:28 me to lecture before an exam. Nobody was focused. Uh And you

76:34 about an hour and a half. time it based on what I think

76:39 need. But uh uh in the guide, I'll give you some detail

76:47 relative waiting, have different topics as as the questions. And I may

76:55 the question verbatim, or I may a derivative question that is derived as

77:01 component of the study guide question. , I will tell you now.

77:06 will include mhm sketches. They will interpretation of photos of sedimentary structures.

77:16 They will include probably uh couple of matching. The rest will be

77:26 essay questions. Okay? So if have any questions about what I've covered

77:33 , I have time. Mhm. not uh enjoy your abbreviated weekends

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