Classical models developed for ancient fluvial point bars are based on the assumption that
meander bends invariably increase their radius as meander-bend apices migrate in a …

Process-product studies have been central to the development of process sedimentology
over the past few decades, with the ability to first measure flows, and then examine the …

INTRODUCTION Remote observational data suggest that large bodies of standing water
existed on the surface of Mars in its early history. This would have required a much wetter …

The bitumen of the Lower Cretaceous McMurray Formation in Alberta arguably represents
one of the most important hydrocarbon accumulations in the world. In-situ development …

Channel-levee systems are frequently interpreted as having a long history of cut-and-fill by
channel-shaped features of different scales. Results from a simple geometric model based …

One of the most striking features of meandering rivers are quasi-regular ridges of the point
bar, evidence of a pulsed lateral migration of meander bends. Scroll bars formed on the …

The three-dimensional reconstruction of meander-belt deposits from ancient strata provides
insight into the formative processes of meander-bend evolution and paleogeographic …

Modern fluvial meander plains exhibit complex planform transformations in response to
meander‐bend expansion, downstream migration and rotation. These transformations exert …

A single channel and point bar deposit are examined in the subsurface of northeastern
Alberta from the Lower Cretaceous McMurray Formation. High-quality 3-D seismic, core and …

Anomalously high porosities and permeabilities are commonly found in the fluvial channel
sandstone facies of the Triassic Skagerrak Formation in the central North Sea at burial …