Abstract The Alpine Triassic units of Switzerland, Northern Italy and Western Austria offer an
extensive geological archive, in which the enigmatic process of dolomite formation can be …

Carbonate sequence stratigraphy is founded on the principle that changes in relative sea‐
level are recorded in the rock record by the accumulation of sediment with relative water …

Abstract The Triassic Latemar platform in the Dolomites, Italy, is the site of several ongoing
controversies. Perhaps the most interesting debate focuses on apparent cyclic deposition …

Facies analyses on the Latemar isolated carbonate platform suggest a higher proportion of
microbial carbonates compared to literature. This is evident especially in the margin-upper …

Detailed field mapping of a Middle Triassic carbonate buildup, the Latemar in the western
Dolomites, northern Italy, has been carried out. The Latemar is an isolated carbonate …

Spatial self-organization, the process where coherent spatial patterns emerge through
internal interactions, is widely observed in modern natural systems. Compelling examples …

A Pluri-Gaussian method is developed for facies variables in three dimensions to model
vertical cyclicity related to facies ordering and rhythmicity. Cyclicity is generally …

The mixed carbonate-siliciclastic ramps of the Dauphinois-Provençal domain in northwest
Italy are characterized by a common development process during the Paleogene. Spectral …

High-frequency depositional cycles are often used for long-distance correlations within
sedimentary basins and constructing high-resolution chronostratigraphic scales calibrated to …

High-resolution stratigraphic analysis was carried out on tidal microbial carbonates from the
middle part of the Lagoa do Jacaré Formation from the Ediacaran-Cambrian Bambuí Group …