Deltas are discrete shoreline protuberances formed where a river enters a standing body of
water and supplies sediments more rapidly than they can be redistributed by basinal …

Using modern and ancient examples we show that river-dominated deltas formed in shallow
basins have multiple coeval terminal distributary channels at different scales. Sediment …

Existing classification schemes and models for clastic coastal depositional systems do not
consider the potential amplifying or moderating effects of coastal morphology on …

Facies analysis of the Upper Cretaceous (Turonian) Ferron Sandstone in the western Henry
Mountains of south-central Utah, USA, indicates sediment accumulation in a series of flood …

This contribution deals with the Middle to early Late Ordovician of the Armorican Massif
(western France). The aim is to reconstruct a multi-order eustatic curve from the stratigraphic …

Abstract The Middle Jurassic succession in the Sunrise and Troubadour gas-condensate
fields (Bonaparte Basin, Timor Sea, Australia, and Timor Leste) is represented by marginal …

This article presents a unique cross section of a 13.5-km (8.3-mi)-long by 150-m (492-ft)-
thick stratigraphic interval containing braided stream and associated flood-plain deposits …

Predictions of a delta's morphology, facies, and stratigraphy are typically derived from its
relative wave, tide, and river energies, with sediment type playing a lesser role. Here we test …

Subsurface reservoir models are typically limited by a lack of spatially accurate geometric
data on bedform architecture and geometry. These factors are key controls on fluid flow …

An extensive subsurface dataset from the Lower Cretaceous McMurray Formation of
northeastern Alberta, Canada, is leveraged to provide new insights into the Aptian drainage …