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Project Number 472
Date of Summary December 14, 2005
Subject Project Offshore Deep Slopes (PODS) - Phase II
Performing Activity C-Core
Principal Investigator Morgan
Contracting Agency Minerals Management Service
Estimated Completion Completed
Description

Project is a JIP with industry and is to develop engineering methodology and risk model for the analysis of submarine slope stability under critical loading conditions. This project is an extension of project 404, Offshore Deep Slopes (PODS) is named Phase II of the earlier project (404). Phase II of the study focused on physical and numerical modeling aspects. Additionally, results were analyzed, along with further development of a risk framework suited to the offshore environment.

Progress Completed.

Reports

AA (64 pages, 4,069 KB) Project Offshore Deepslope Phase II. C-CORE. Progress Report March 2004.

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