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Quantitative Sedimentology Laboratories

Projects

This is a list of current and past projects along with proposals for current and future work.
Details of the newer Ferron work are available to consortium members:

Ferron Notom Delta Complex, Utah

  1. Sequence stratigraphy across the marine to non-marine transition of the Cretaceous Notom Delta complex, Ferron Sandstone, Utah.
    Yijie Zhu
  2. Facies architecture of wide valley systems, Cretaceous Notom Delta complex, Ferron Sandstone, Utah.
    Weiguo Li
  3. Facies architecture of storm-flood dominated delta-fronts Cretaceous Notom Delta complex, Ferron Sandstone, Utah.
    Daniel Garza
  4. Chemo-stratigraphy of asymmetric deltas and associated shelf mudstone deposits, Cretaceous Notom Delta complex, Ferron Sandstone, Utah.
    Milly Wright

Gallup Sandstone, New Mexico

  1. Facies architecture of asymmetric, wave-influenced deltas, Gallup Sandstone, New Mexico.
    Michael LoParco/Ryan Krueger

Gulf of Mexico

  1. Facies architecture and clay distribution of asymmetric, wave-influenced deltas, Modern Brazos Delta, Texas Gulf Coastpdf (consortium access required).
    Derek Rice
  2. Facies architecture, structural style and fault properties of non-salt related synsedimentary growth faults in deltas.
    Eric Blankenship
  3. Seismic geomorphology of shelf margin deltas and mass transport complexes in GOM mini-basins.
    Gregory Perov
 
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