High-resolution seismic profiles and foundation borings from the northwestern Gulf of
Mexico record the physical attributes and depositional histories of several late Quaternary …

The facies architecture and evolution of modern and Holocene tidal-delta deposits were
examined using high-resolution seismic (chirper) data, sediment cores, and boring …

The subaqueous delta of the Mississippi River, the largest river system in the conterminous
US, has entered a stage of retrogradation caused by multiple natural and anthropogenic …

Deltas are subaerial landforms that cap underlying deposits with subaqueous extensions
that result from a river feeding sediment directly into a standing body of water at a rate that …

Predictions of a delta's morphology, facies, and stratigraphy are typically derived from its
relative wave, tide, and river energies, with sediment type playing a lesser role. Here we test …

One method of testing the concept of sequence stratigraphy is to compare it to Quaternary
sediments in which chronology, stratigraphic relations and facies geometry are more clearly …

The regional extent and connectivity of Cretaceous to Miocene aquifer sands in the New
Jersey Coastal Plain are evaluated using detailed facies analysis within a sequence …

River channel geometry is often controlled by upstream boundary conditions, including
fluvial discharge and sediment properties. At the coast, downstream boundary conditions …

Virgil and lower Wolfcamp rocks on the Eastern Shelf in North-central Texas are composed
of several intergradational depositional systems comprising 1,200 to 1,500 feet of off …

Pleistocene sea-level fluctuations have resulted in a series of trasgressive and regressive
phases of development in the Brazos-Colorado fluvial systems. High resolution seismic data …