Cyclic steps are a type of upper flow-regime bedform consisting of trains of upstream-and
upslope-migrating bed undulations. The overriding flow is characterised by a series of …

Urban riverine systems serve as conduits for the transport of plastic waste from the terrestrial
dumpsites to marine repositories. This study presented data on the occurrence of …

Upper‐flow‐regime bedforms, including upper‐stage‐plane beds, antidunes, chutes‐and‐
pools and cyclic steps, are ubiquitous in glacigenic depositional environments characterized …

Steep-fronted Gilbert-type deltas are common features of tectonically active settings, as well
as of physiographic settings where accommodation is dictated by landforms with steeply …

Understanding how subaqueous sediment gravity flows (SSGF) evolve in time and space,
and how their deposits vary spatially, is a key research focus for gravity flow sedimentology …

The sedimentology of upper flow regime bedforms represents an important research topic at
the present. Deposits interpreted as those of supercritical flows are widely recognized in …

Glacier and ice sheet mass loss as a result of climate change is driving important coastal
changes in Arctic fjords. Yet limited information exists for Arctic coasts regarding the …

Sediments deposited by glacial meltwaters (for example, ice‐contact delta deposits) form
permeable packages in the subsurface that can act as reservoirs for both water and …

Research on the depositional record of submarine fans and related turbidite systems has
highlighted the importance of channel, lobe and levée–overbank architectural elements as …

Cyclic‐step bedforms typifying a Froude‐supercritical flow regime are a recurrent
component of depositional/erosional turbiditic systems. Over modern delta slopes, cyclic …