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 …

In this paper we examine the role salt tectonics can play in a number of key energy transition
technologies, namely, energy storage as gas in salt caverns (eg hydrogen and compressed …

A series of short and steep unidirectionally migrating deep-water channels, which are
typically without levees and migrate progressively northeastward, are identified in the …

Subaquatic channels are known as active conduits for the delivery of terrigenous sediments
into related marine and lacustrine basins, as well as important targets for hydrocarbon …

Most submarine canyons are documented as erosive features that cut deeply into the shelf
margin, and are considered as important conduits for the transfer of sediment to the lower …

This work evaluates growth strata adjacent to the Bakio Diapir in the Basque Pyrenees,
aiming to discuss the application of halokinetic-sequence concepts, mainly developed in …

This paper presents a model of facies distribution within a set of early Cretaceous, deep‐
lacustrine, partially confined turbidite fans (Sea Lion Fan, Sea Lion North Fan and Otter Fan) …

Deciphering the role slope topography plays in partitioning sediment on siliciclastic
continental slope and base‐of‐slope systems helps our understanding of slope depositional …

Submarine fans are complex morphological features that develop on the continental slope,
rise and abyssal plain, normally at the mouths of submarine canyons. They are constructed …

Submarine canyons and slope channel systems are important conveyers of sediment from
uplifted catchments to oceanic sedimentary sinks. Long-lived conduits can be established …