High-resolution sequence stratigraphy (HRSS) is a data-driven methodology that refers to
the stratigraphic refinement achieved below seismic resolution. HRSS follows the standard …

There is growing evidence that passive margin sediments in offshore settings host large
volumes of fresh and brackish water of meteoric origin in submarine sub-surface reservoirs …

The Paleogene coal-bearing deposits (Pinghu Formation) of the Xihu Depression form the
most productive hydrocarbon source in the East China Sea Shelf Basin. Due to the lack of …

Micro‐organisms producing microbially induced sedimentary structures, particularly
epibenthic cyanobacteria, are not facies‐dependent and could flourish in any environment if …

Confusions between methodology and modeling created a false premise to question the
'future of sequence stratigraphy'. In reality, the future is already here in terms of a standard …

Parasequences were introduced as the building blocks of seismic-scale systems tracts in the
context of low-resolution seismic stratigraphy. Pitfalls of this concept relate to the definition of …

The hydrodynamics of rivers approaching a receiving basin are influenced by the onset of
backwater conditions that give rise to decelerating reach‐average flow velocity and …

Parasequences recognized in clastic sedimentary successions of shallow-marine origin are
considered by some geologists to be the fundamental building blocks of depositional …

This paper investigates the interplay between allocyclic controls and antecedent topography
in the evolution of submerged coastal landforms, including a back-stepped delta. Using high …

Abstract The Yingshan Formation in Lower Ordovician is an important hydrocarbon reservoir
of the Tarim Basin, northwest China; however, the factors controlling reservoir development …