Cyclone pumping, sediment partitioning and the development of the Great Barrier Reef shelf system: a review
P Larcombe, RM Carter - Quaternary Science Reviews, 2004 - Elsevier
The modern Great Barrier Reef (GBR) is part of the world's largest and best known mixed
terrigenous-carbonate continental margin. The GBR shelf contains three shore-parallel …
terrigenous-carbonate continental margin. The GBR shelf contains three shore-parallel …
Contrasting styles of the Holocene highstand sedimentation and sediment dispersal systems in the northern shelf of the Gulf of Cadiz
An approach to the interpretation of the Holocene highstand depositional systems and the
influence of shelf circulation patterns on sediment dispersal in the northern Gulf of Cadiz …
influence of shelf circulation patterns on sediment dispersal in the northern Gulf of Cadiz …
New insights into the unexploited reservoir potential of the Mid North Sea High (UKCS quadrants 35–38 and 41–43): a newly described intra-Zechstein sulphate …
Abstract The Mid North Sea High (MNSH) is located on the UKCS in quadrants 35–38 and
41–43. It is a large structural high that is flanked by the mature hydrocarbon provinces of the …
41–43. It is a large structural high that is flanked by the mature hydrocarbon provinces of the …
Suspension of coarse and fine sand on a wave-dominated shoreface, with implications for the development of rippled scour depressions
MO Green, CE Vincent, AC Trembanis - Continental Shelf Research, 2004 - Elsevier
Measurements of waves, currents and sediment suspension from a 35-day deployment of
three instrumented tripods on the wave-dominated shoreface off Tairua Beach, New …
three instrumented tripods on the wave-dominated shoreface off Tairua Beach, New …
Sorted bedforms on the inner shelf off northeastern New Zealand: spatiotemporal relationships and potential paleo-environmental implications
AC Trembanis, TM Hume - Geo-Marine Letters, 2011 - Springer
Sorted bedforms are heterogeneous shelf seabed features found ubiquitously on the inner
shelf of New Zealand and around the world. In this study we examine the shallow …
shelf of New Zealand and around the world. In this study we examine the shallow …
Patterns of mixed siliciclastic‐carbonate sedimentation adjacent to a large dry‐tropics river on the central Great Barrier Reef shelf, Australia
AR Orpin, GJ Brunskill, I Zagorskis… - Australian Journal of …, 2004 - Taylor & Francis
The Great Barrier Reef represents the largest modern example of a mixed siliciclastic‐
carbonate system. The Burdekin River is the largest source of terrigenous sediment to the …
carbonate system. The Burdekin River is the largest source of terrigenous sediment to the …
A preliminary OSL chronology for coastal dunes on Moreton island, Queensland, Australia–Marginal deposits of A large-scale quaternary shelf sediment system
Moreton Island and several other large siliceous sand dune islands and mainland barrier
deposits in SE Queensland represent the distal, onshore component of an extensive …
deposits in SE Queensland represent the distal, onshore component of an extensive …
Sedimentary and foraminiferal facies in Exmouth Gulf, in arid tropical northwestern Australia
AR Orpin, DW Haig, KJ Woolfe - Australian Journal of Earth …, 1999 - Wiley Online Library
Exmouth Gulf is a major U‐shaped embayment on the northwestern coast of Western
Australia, at a latitude of 22° S. Water temperatures are 18–31° C and normal oceanic …
Australia, at a latitude of 22° S. Water temperatures are 18–31° C and normal oceanic …
Formation of magnetite‐enriched zones in and offshore of a mesotidal estuarine lagoon: An environmental magnetic study of Tauranga Harbour and Bay of Plenty …
Magnetic iron minerals are widespread and indicative sediment constituents in estuarine,
coastal and shelf systems. We combine environmental magnetic, sedimentological and …
coastal and shelf systems. We combine environmental magnetic, sedimentological and …
Sediment facies and pathways of sand transport about a large deep water headland, Cape Rodney, New Zealand
TM Hume, JW Oldman, KP Black - New Zealand Journal of Marine …, 2000 - Taylor & Francis
Cape Rodney is a large headland that protrudes 3–4 km into deep water in the Hauraki Gulf
and separates the Mangawhai‐Pakiri and Omaha littoral cells. Detailed swath mapping of …
and separates the Mangawhai‐Pakiri and Omaha littoral cells. Detailed swath mapping of …