With the advent of widely available 3D seismic data, numerous workflows focused on
extracting subsurface stratigraphic information have been developed. We present here tools …

This review of published literature examines the nature of modern carbonate coastal barrier
systems, concentrating on barrier islands and their related shoals and lagoons in light of …

Bedforms are key components of Earth surfaces and yet their evaluation typically relies on
manual measurements that are challenging to reproduce. Several methods exist to …

Onshore and offshore site investigations along the dryland tide-dominated De Grey River
delta (northwestern Australia) led to the unexpected discovery of the largest yet-known …

Seismic geomorphology and stratigraphic analysis can reveal how source-to-sink systems
dynamically respond to climatic and tectonic forcing. This study uses seismic reflection data …

The “dolomite problem” is the product of two distinct observations. First, there are massive
amounts of ancient marine limestone (CaCO3) deposits that have been replaced by the …

The absence of known prehistoric underwater cultural heritage (UCH) sites on the Australian
inner shelf stands in stark contrast to the thousands of sites revealed elsewhere in the world …

Key ecological features (KEFs) are elements of Australia's Commonwealth marine
environment considered to be important for biodiversity or ecosystem function, yet many …

Abstract The Rowley Shelf, the southern half of the tropical, carbonate-dominated, North
West Shelf of Australia, is covered with linear ridges that can be tracked parallel to the coast …

No-take marine reserves are often located in remote locations far away from human activity,
limiting perceived impact on extractive users but also reducing their use for investigating …