… role of scale in sequence stratigraphy, the field criteria … sequence stratigraphy, and, related
to the latter point, the distinction between methodology and modeling in sequence stratigraphy…

… and misapplication of the stratigraphic model has led to considerable … within sequence
stratigraphy remain that need to be resolved. Most importantly, however, sequence stratigraphy …

The basic parameters that control stratal architecture in depositional sequences are sediment
flux, rate of change of sediment accommodation (ie, eustasy and sea-floor subsidence/…

… The nomenclature of systems tracts and sequence stratigraphic surfaces is also model-…
by various data sets is the key to a reliable and complete sequence stratigraphic model. …

… sequence stratigraphy and genetic stratigraphic sequences … Seismic- and sequence-stratigraphic
schemes suggest that the … stratigraphy, sequence stratigraphy and genetic stratigraphic …

… sequence stratigraphic methodology. The modeling of the possible controls on sequence …
a sequence stratigraphic framework. Therefore, it is important to separate methodology from …

… modeling in sequence stratigraphy. A standard methodology does not prevent future
developments in the field of stratigraphic modeling. … (the outcome of numerical modeling) is more …

… MODEL In the standard model for sequence stratigraphy (Figure 2), unconformity bounded
… modified versions of the standard sequence stratigraphic model. Examples in clude settings …

Existing sequence-stratigraphic models for shoreline deposits commonly assume a
constant process regime throughout the relative-sea-level (RSL) cycle over a wide range of …

… of the sequence stratigraphic model. For example, Burton et al. (1987) modelled similar
stratal geometries from different combinations (their ‘family of solutions’) of parameter values for …