… in field and laboratory experimentation in geomorphology during the latter third of the … for
numerical experiments). Interest in experimental approaches to geomorphological questions …

… The experiment was designed to study the geomorphic response of a transport system to
“slow… (2009) suggest that “unreasonable effectiveness” of experimental stratigraphy arises from …

… In this study, we present the findings from three sets of experiments (eight tests per set),
exploring the impact of changing both the volume of the initial sediment pile, and the flow …

… stratigraphic models of meandering channels, the eXperimental EarthScape (XES) facility
XES-02 experiment… Viewing and analyzing stratigraphy in the context of the geomorphology of …

… may lead to overinterpreting stratigraphic organization as externally … stratigraphic patterns
are built, and here I evaluate bed thickness patterns within a purely autogenic experimental …

… Constant a and b are adjusted to 9 × 10 −9 and 0.925, respectively, based on sensitivity
tests in our model to have sediment and water volumes in balance with basin size, basin slope …

… day through to the ancient stratigraphic record. It is … experimental approaches is a counterpoint
to explanations for river meandering that are extracted from empirical geomorphological …

… the stratigraphic convergence observed after multiple cycles of RSL rise and fall. These
experimental … Despite similar initial alluvial plain area (A 0 ), the geomorphic features and their …

… experiments have the significant advantage of real physics, albeit with the important caveat
of scaling issues, and flume tank experiments … -based numerical stratigraphic forward model …

… as ‘the unreasonable effectiveness of stratigraphic and geomorphic experiments’ (Henry
& Aberle, 2018; Kleinhans et al., 2014; see also Paola, 2000; Paola et al., 2009, 2018). Many …