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Data from: Biomechanics of shear-sensitive adhesion in climbing animals: peeling, pre-tension and sliding-induced changes in interface strength
Many arthropods and small vertebrates use adhesive pads for climbing. These biological adhesives have to meet conflicting demands: attachment must be strong and reliable, yet detachment should be fast and effortless. Climbing animals can rapidly and reversibly control their pads' adhesive strength by shear forces, but the mechanisms underlying this coupling have remained unclear. Here, we show that adhesive forces of stick insect pads closely followed the predictions from tape peeling models when shear forces were small, but strongly exceeded them when shear forces were large, resulting in an approximately linear increase of adhesion with friction. Adhesion sharply increased at peel angles less than ca 30°, allowing a rapid switch between attachment and detachment. The departure from classic peeling theory coincided with the appearance of pad sliding, which dramatically increased the peel force via a combination of two mechanisms. First, partial sliding pre-stretched the pads, so that they were effectively stiffer upon detachment and peeled increasingly like inextensible tape. Second, pad sliding reduces the thickness of the fluid layer in the contact zone, thereby increasing the stress levels required for peeling. In combination, these effects can explain the coupling between adhesion and friction that is fundamental to adhesion control across all climbing animals. Our results highlight that control of adhesion is not solely achieved by direction-dependence and morphological anisotropy, suggesting promising new routes for the development of controllable bio-inspired adhesives.
Data from: Biomechanics of shear-sensitive adhesion in climbing animals: peeling, pre-tension and sliding-induced changes in interface strength
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3-D Shear Wave Velocity (Vs) & Crustal Interface (Sediment Basement & Moho) Models of Borneo, Makassar Strait, & Sulawesi Region
<p>An update version of 3-D Shear Wave Velocity (Vs) & Crustal Interface (Sediment Basement & Moho) Models of Borneo, Makassar Strait and Sulawesi region obtained from group velocity tomography. Group velocity is retrieved from dispersion analysis of Rayleigh waves extracted from the ambient noise field by cross-correlating long-term recordings from 108 seismic stations over a period of 8 months (the stacked cross-correlations data are included). A 3-D shear wave velocity model then are produced via a two-stage process in which group velocity maps are computed across a range of periods and then sampled over a dense grid of points to produce pseudo-dispersion curves; these dispersion curves are then separately inverted for 1-D shear wave velocity (Vs), with the resultant models combined and interpolated to form a 3-D model.</p>
Datasets for the manuscript "Soil-Rock Interface Modulating Basal Shear Failure During Flow Sliding" by Kang et al.
<p>Datasets for the manuscript "Soil-Rock Interface Modulating Basal Shear Failure During Flow Sliding" by Kang et al, including all datasets and editable figure files shown in the Figures in the main text and in the supporting information.</p>
Dataset for paper "Soil-Rock Interface Modulating Basal Shear Failure within Landslide Shear Zones"
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Dataset for paper "Soil-Rock Interface Modulating Basal Shearing within Landslide Shear Zones"
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Dataset for paper "Soil-Rock Interface Modulating Basal Shearing within Landslide Shear Zones"
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