Autogenic processes contribute noise to sediment transport systems that can degrade or
mask externally derived environmental signals and hinder our ability to reconstruct past …

High-magnitude mass flows can have a pervasive geomorphological legacy, yet the short-
term response of valley floors to such intense disturbances is poorly known and poses …

Large river systems are reactive or buffered to large climate oscillations on orbital
timescales, depending on whether their sedimentary response time is shorter or longer than …

Variations in climate, sea-level and tectonic processes can be recorded in various ways in
strata, and recognising and measuring such external signals preserved in strata is an …

Long-term research of the Vienna Basin (Central Europe) has resulted in multiple
stratigraphic concepts, although these are at least in part mutually exclusive. This …

Spectral analysis is a central tool regularly used by the scientific community to identify the
presence of periodic processes within a time series of information, as spectral peaks at an …

Dune fields are self-organized systems shaped by nonlinear and dissipative boundary
conditions. Decoding their environmental history and linking the spatial and temporal …

Bedform evolution and preserved cross strata are known to respond to floods. However, it is
unclear if autogenic dynamics mask the flood signal in bedform evolution and cross strata …

Numerical forward modelling and laboratory experiments suggest that autogenic factors in
the sediment routing system serve as long‐pass filters, preserving only orbital cycles with a …

Geological deposits can reveal how environments of the past have responded to climate
change, enabling important insights into how environments may respond to our current …