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Journal of Palaeogeography 2015年第2期4卷 109-166页

作者： G.Shanmugam Department of Earth and Environmental Sciences The University of Texas at Arlington

The synonymous use of the general term ＂landslide＂, with a built-in reference to a sliding motion, for all varieties of mass-transport deposits （MTD）, which include slides, slumps, debrites, topples, creeps, debris avalanches etc. in subaerial, sublacustrine, sub- marine, and extraterrestrial environments has created a multitude of conceptual and nomen- clatural problems. In addition, concepts of triggers and Iong-runout mechanisms of mass movements are loosely applied without rigor. These problems have enormous implications for studies in process sedimentology, sequence stratigraphy, palaeogeography, petroleum geol- ogy, and engineering geology. Therefore, the objective of this critical review is to identify key problems and to provide conceptual clarity and possible solutions. Specific issues are the fol- lowing：（1） According to ＂limit equilibrium analyses＂ in soil mechanics, sediment failure with a sliding motion is initiated over a shear surface when the factor of safety for slope stability （F） is less than 1. However, the term landslide is not meaningful for debris flows with a flowing mo- tion. （2） Sliding motion can be measured in oriented core and outcrop, but such measurement is not practical on seismic profiles or radar images. （3） Although 79 MTD types exist in the geological and engineering literature, only slides, slumps, and debrites are viable depositional facies for interpreting ancient stratigraphic records. （4） The use of the term landslide for high- velocity debris avalanches is inappropriate because velocities of mass-transport processes cannot be determined in the rock record. （5） Of the 21 potential triggering mechanisms of sediment failures, frequent short-term events that last for only a few minutes to several hours or days （e.g., earthquakes, meteorite impacts, tsunamis, tropical cyclones, etc.） are more relevant in controlling deposition of deep-water sands than sporadic long-term events that last for thousands to millions of years （e.g.,

关键词： debris flows landslides mass-transport deposits (MTD) slides slumps soilstrength triggering mechanisms reservoir characterization

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