… stratigraphic approach to another. In practice, the selection is … the expression of sequence
stratigraphic units and bounding … identification of all sequence stratigraphic units and bounding …

… Sequence stratigraphy makes use of the fact that sedimentary successions are pervaded by
… divided into geometrical units that have time-stratigraphic and hence genetic significance. …

… This is because all models have a common ground that transcends any arbitrary or …
There is a common misconception that sequence stratigraphy is always related to regional, …

… by identifying common ground. We then use this common ground as the basis for the definition
of a process-based workflow that transcends the boundaries between individual models. …

… As many of the sequence stratigraphic terms in the literature are synonymous, a careful
analysis of the different models reveals a lot of common ground, with the main differences in the …

… Beyond these differences, there is a common ground of core principles that affords a unified
application of sequence stratigraphy, irrespective of geological setting and types of data …

… to the ‘best practice’ in sequence stratigraphy. This prompted an international effort to address
the points of disagreement and to identify the common ground that enables a consistent, …

… sequence stratigraphy that was set up at the 1991 NUNA conference in Banff, Canada. To
date, sequence stratigraphic … Although these are common features in the sedimentary rock …

… 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 …

… The definition of the common ground in sequence stratigraphy should promote flexibility with
respect to the choice of approach that is best suited to a specific set of conditions as defined …