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11 Morfologi Dasar Samudera 2018
11 Morfologi Dasar Samudera 2018
11 Morfologi Dasar Samudera 2018
TKGL161A08 –
GEOMORFOLOGI
Salahuddin Husein
shddin@ugm.ac.id
I. PENDAHULUAN
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I. PENDAHULUAN
I. PENDAHULUAN
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I. PENDAHULUAN
I. PENDAHULUAN
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II. KETEBALAN SEDIMEN DASAR LAUT
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III. DISTRIBUSI UMUR KERAK SAMUDERA
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IV. LAVA BANTAL
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V. KONSEP TEKTONIK LEMPENG
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VI. MORFOLOGI DASAR SAMUDERA
TEPI TEPI
BENUA BENUA
AKTIF PASIF
Topographic profile to show the surface of the Earth between South America and Africa.
Vertical exaggeration x 100.
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VII. TEPI BENUA PASIF
A seismic-reflection profile across the western continental slope and continental rise of Africa,
shows that the profile of several submarine canyons near upper part of the slope and the thick
accummulation of undeformed sediments on the continental margin. The continental slope merges
into the adjacent abyssal plains, which cover the abyssal hills.
Submarine fans formed by the deposition of sediments carried down submarine canyons by
turbidity currents. Much of the continental rise is composed of overlapping submarine fans.
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VII. TEPI BENUA PASIF: KIPAS DASAR LAUT
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IX. PUNGGUNGAN DASAR SAMUDERA
A seismic-reflection profile across the mid-Atlantic Ridge, at 44o north latitude, shows that the crest
of the ridge is marked by a deep rift valley that can be traced along the entire length of the ridge.
Sediment is thickest down the flanks of the ridge, but it hins rapidly near the crest. The idealized
diagram of the ridge was based on a series of profiles.
X. DATARAN ABISAL
A topographic profile across an abyssal plain and continental rise and slope.
A seismic reflection profile across part of the Madeira abyssal plain (north-east Atlantic). The
vertical exaggeration is x 20.
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X. DATARAN ABISAL
A seismic-reflection profile across the abyssal floor of the Atlantic Ocean, shows that abyssal hills
buried with sediment, which forms the smooth abyssal plains.
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XI. GUNUNGAPI DASAR SAMUDERA
A seismic-reflection profile across the seamounts in the central Pacific Ocean, shows that the
general configuration of typical seamounts rising above the ocean floor. Seamounts are submarine
volcanoes, which usually occur in groups or chains. Some rise above sea level to form islands.
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XII. GUNUNGAPI HOTSPOT
Schematic diagram (not to scale) illustrating how a volcano island chain could be formed by an
oceanic plate moving over a stationary hot spot or mantle plume. The age of the islands increases
towards the left. New island will appear on the right as the motion continues.
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XII. GUNUNGAPI HOTSPOT
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XIII. GUNUNGAPI SAMUDERA & TERUMBU
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XIV. LAUT PAPARAN BENUA
TERIMA KASIH
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