Understanding Particulate Gravity Currents: Insights from the Editors @AGUvideos
Understanding Particulate Gravity Currents: Insights from the Editors  @AGUvideos
Uploaded May 2026 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
In this interview, Dr. Bernhard Vowinckel, a Volume Editor of the book Particulate Gravity Currents: Theory, Experiments, and Environmental Applications, explores flows of particles and fluid driven by gravity. He explains how particles move, mix, stratify, and settle and highlights the latest experimental, numerical, and field-based techniques featured in the book.📚

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Image credits: 0:35, 2:34, 2:52 from Kneller, B., Meiburg, E., Vowinckel, B., and He, Z. Particulate Gravity Currents: Theory, Experiments, and Environmental Applications. (Hoboken, NJ: Wiley), 2025; 3:25 by Peter Lipman, USGS (1980).

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