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Physical Processes Behind Delta Propagation And Flood Layer Dynamics, Po River, Italy, Aaron J. Bever
Physical Processes Behind Delta Propagation And Flood Layer Dynamics, Po River, Italy, Aaron J. Bever
Dissertations, Theses, and Masters Projects
Rivers discharge around 20 billion tonnes of sediment to the coastal ocean each year (Milliman and Syvitski, 1992). Many supply dominated rivers possess large subareal and subaqueous deltas, whose growth depends on the physical processes controlling sediment deposition or removal. There has yet to be a complete understanding of how short term processes such as settling from buoyant plumes, wave/current resuspension, and transport by currents and gravity flows, interact to produce the depositional products that develop over varying timescales. The Po River in Northern Italy forms a substantial delta in the Adriatic Sea. It has five distributary mouths, and is …
Deciphering The Signature Of Magma Mixing: Examples From The Castle Creek Eruptive Period, Mount St. Helens, Washington, Seth Taylor Mattos
Deciphering The Signature Of Magma Mixing: Examples From The Castle Creek Eruptive Period, Mount St. Helens, Washington, Seth Taylor Mattos
All Master's Theses
Mount St. Helens (MSH) volcano in southwestern Washington has intermittently erupted dacitic products for the last 40,000 years. On limited occasions, the volcano has produced andesite lava flows, and during one short-lived period, basaltic lava flows. This time interval has been termed the Castle Creek eruptive period and occurred between approximately 2500 and 1700 years B.P. The Castle Creek period erupted dacite, andesite and basalt within this short span of time. Andesite and dacite eruptions dominate the first approximately 700 years of the period, and all basaltic units were erupted in approximately the last 100 years of the period. This …
Regional Correlations Of Late Pleistocene Climatic Changes Based On Cosmogenic Nuclide Exposure Dating Of Moraines In Idaho, Cody Sherard
Regional Correlations Of Late Pleistocene Climatic Changes Based On Cosmogenic Nuclide Exposure Dating Of Moraines In Idaho, Cody Sherard
WWU Graduate School Collection
Multiple post-last glacial maximum (LGM) moraines occur in the Sawtooth Range of the Rocky Mountains in central Idaho. Although relative ages of the moraines have been studied, few numerical ages exist for these moraine sequences. In this study, the ages of LGM and late glacial (Younger Dryas) moraines in the Redfish Lake drainage of Idaho are constrained with 23 new, cosmogenic, 10Be dates. Results of this study include developing a new chronology for the Redfish Lake late Pleistocene moraines that are consistent with regional morainal ages.
New cosmogenic 10Be data from boulders on Bull Lake moraines at Redfish …
Reconstructing Sea-Level Change From The Internal Architecture Of Stromatolite Reefs: An Example From The Mesoproterozoic Sulky Formation, Dismal Lakes Group, Arctic Canada, L C. Kah, Julie K. Bartley, Tracy D. Frank, Timothy W. Lyons
Reconstructing Sea-Level Change From The Internal Architecture Of Stromatolite Reefs: An Example From The Mesoproterozoic Sulky Formation, Dismal Lakes Group, Arctic Canada, L C. Kah, Julie K. Bartley, Tracy D. Frank, Timothy W. Lyons
Department of Earth and Atmospheric Sciences: Faculty Publications
The Mesoproterozoic Dismal Lakes Group, arctic Canada, contains a relatively thin, yet regionally extensive stromatolitic reef complex that developed subtidally during a major transgression, shoaled to sea level, and was overlain by intertidal to supratidal carbonate and evaporite strata. The September Lake reef complex exhibits a complex internal architecture that records the interaction between stromatolite growth and changes in accommodation space derived from both higher order (4th- or 5th-order, parasequence-scale) changes in sea level and the variable bathymetry of the sea floor. Reef growth, which was initiated during three sea-level cycles, records progressive marine transgression over depositional lows that were …
Burrows Dug By Large Vertebrates Into Rain-Moistened Middle Jurassic Sand Dunes, David B. Loope
Burrows Dug By Large Vertebrates Into Rain-Moistened Middle Jurassic Sand Dunes, David B. Loope
Department of Earth and Atmospheric Sciences: Faculty Publications
In south-central Utah, eolian cross-strata of the Escalante Member of the Entrada Sandstone contain inclined, cylindrical burrows up to 63 cm in diameter and 305 cm long. Of the 14 large tunnels located during this study, 12 descend from second- and third-order bounding surfaces that formed on the lee slopes of large dune ridges, well above the water table. The tunnels are inclined 15°–22°; one tunnel ends in an expanded chamber. Eolian cross-strata fill proximal portions of four of the tunnels and indicate that after abandonment, sand drifts migrated as much as a meter into the open shafts. Structureless sand …
Formation And Maintenance Of Shear Zones, Caleb Holyoke, Jan Tullis
Formation And Maintenance Of Shear Zones, Caleb Holyoke, Jan Tullis
Caleb Holyoke
No abstract provided.
Mechanisms Of Weak Phase Interconnection And The Effects Of Phase Strength Contrast On Fabric Development, Caleb Holyoke, Jan Tullis
Mechanisms Of Weak Phase Interconnection And The Effects Of Phase Strength Contrast On Fabric Development, Caleb Holyoke, Jan Tullis
Caleb Holyoke
No abstract provided.
The Interaction Between Reaction And Deformation: An Experimental Study Using A Biotite + Plagioclase + Quartz Gneiss, Caleb Holyoke, Jan Tullis
The Interaction Between Reaction And Deformation: An Experimental Study Using A Biotite + Plagioclase + Quartz Gneiss, Caleb Holyoke, Jan Tullis
Caleb Holyoke
No abstract provided.