… Given this complex response to relative sea level oscillations, we can proceed to use the
stratigraphic forward model to conduct a simple sensitivity analysis to determine in more detail …

… hydraulic geometry and complex fluvial response. For more detailed discussions of these
topics, see Schumm (1977) and Ritter (1986). Within the context of sequence stratigraphy, the …

… thereof of observed stratigraphic events may prove to … sequence stratigraphy has emerged
in the course of this research partly in response to the need for detailed reservoir stratigraphy …

… A sequence stratigraphic surface is a type of stratigraphic contact across which there is a
change in stratal stacking pattern. Sequence stratigraphic … sequence stratigraphic surfaces. The …

… sequence stratigraphy that was set up at the 1991 NUNA conference in Banff, Canada. To
date, sequence stratigraphic … The internal stratigraphy of these terrace deposits is complex …

This paper deals with the depositional sequences that occur within the uppermost part of
the Plio–Pleistocene Periadriatic basin fill in the southern Marche region, central Italy. The …

… A sequence stratigraphic surface is a type of stratigraphic … Sequence stratigraphic units are
bodies of sediment or sedimentary … that the stratigraphic record is far more complex than any …

… of sequence stratigraphic units are sequence stratigraphic surfaces, which are stratigraphic
… that the stratigraphic record is much more complex than theoretical models can predict; …

Building Blocks The concepts that govern sequence stratigraphic analysis are simple. A
depositional sequence comprises sediments deposited during one cycle of sea level fluctuation…

… Sequence stratigraphy is a methodology that employs stratal … Historically, sequence
stratigraphy has been focused on … the utility of ichnology in sequence-stratigraphic evaluations. …