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Increasing emphasis on the utilization of the sea floor for installations of submarine oil field production equipment and for mining operations has created a strong demand for information on the physical properties of submarine sediments. Investigation of these physical properties has been accelerating in response to this demand. Good summaries of the state of the art are found in recent papers by Hamilton (1970), and Keller and Bennett (1970). Both papers are good source references to other major works on the subject of physical properties of marine sediments.

Leg XI Measurements of Physical Properties in Sediments of the Western North Atlantic and Their Relationship to Sediment Consolidation