Field studies of earthquake-induced, liquefaction-flowage features in the Charleston, South Carolina, area: Preliminary report

Seismically induced liquefaction structures in La Magdalena archaeological site, the 4th century AD Roman Complutum (Madrid, Spain)

“…Evolutionary phases of a single sand explosion crater, as described by Gohn et al (1984) are: 1-Explosive phase; 2-Flow phase; 3-Collapse phase; 4-Infilling phase. Evidence from the site studied supports a more detailed scheme for the first phase (explosive), divided in these three steps (Fig.…”

Natural Phenomena Hazards Design Criteria and Other Characterization Information for the MFFF at SRS

“…These were first described by Gohn et al based on historical accounts and the internal morphology of exhumed features (Ref. 330). Figure 1.4-59 is a vertical section of a filled sand-blow that is representative of the type observed at most study sites.…”