Vol. 21, Issue 1, 2023

The stratigraphic record cannot speak for itself, but human descriptions make it sound hopelessly scratched: incomplete, imperfect, shredded, full of holes, and even unfaithful.

Three dimensional seismic images of preserved channel belts show that alluvial-ridge basins are a source of topography driving channel-belt-scale preservation.

A study using remote-sensing to better understand patterns of erosion-progradation in the Gulf of Carpentaria, northern Australia.

A well-exposed outcrop in California's Lake Piru reveals heterogeneity and dimensions of a Miocene submarine-channel element, aiding sediment dynamics and reservoir modeling.

Neogene megafans on the High Plains, USA, reveal intricate telescopic morphology dynamics, shedding light on long-term sediment routing and storage mechanisms.

The paper analyzes large river transformations during normal flow to backwater transition, quantifying changes in channel dimensions, gradients, and sediment characteristics. These insights aid in modeling and paleoenvironment reconstructions.