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Joined March 2010
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E ancora, sempre confronto tra camera a infrarossi (sinistra) e visibile (destra) dei flussi piroclastici che entrano in mare dopo aver percorso tutta la lunghezza della Sciara del Fuoco.
Video fornito dai progetti #UNO e #Dynamo.
#Stromboli #INGV
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📢Interesting discussion on Deep-water sedimentary complexities and challenges. Don't miss this extraordinary @sepmgeo event tomorrow on April 11.
@Making_Ripples @ZaneJobe @Karelialm1 @over_the_crest @DrStanStan @flstrata @SedStrata
@SEPM_deepwater @sepmgeo --- Check out the DW Groups program for the Thursday Webinar - awesome!
New task board for our research group, makes me realize how much we are all doing! A few folks have been out of town so haven’t filled their rows yet but this is a cool visual way to see progress! A sticky moved into the “finished” column == reward of m&ms from the jar!
A beautiful PhD! Check out these papers focused on amazing bedrooms generated by turbidity currents!
Happy to share my PhD results on Fr-supercritical turbidity currents including:
1) Bedform formation(doi.org/10.1130/G51385.1)
2) Bedform deposits(doi.org/10.1111/sed.12772)
3) Topographic interactions (doi.org/10.1002/dep2.262)
Thankful for these great datasets and collaborations!
2 postdoc positions available in Vamsi Ganti's group at UC Santa Barbara, sounds super interesting!
The broad scope of the work is in understanding the controls on river mobility and decoding how this information is stored in the sedimentary record.
geomorph.geog.ucsb.edu
Zoom in to see the carbonate clasts in this ‘megabreccia’ in the @GuadalupeMtnsNP 😍😎
Excited to be back in the field to study carbonate slope deposits with @coschoolofmines @Chevron! we have a large group here of amazing students who will be collecting data over the next two weeks with our industry partners
geoscientists without borders looking for proposals, specifically around the gulf coast aapg.org/publications/blogs/…
Cc @RobertCMahon @zoehughes @channelbelt @traviseswanson
Check out these geometries! New #OpenAccess paper out on carbonate submarine fan deposits in New Mexico doi.org/10.1002/dep2.246
Whoop! Excited for this one to be out, amazing work by Clark supported by @Chevron at @coschoolofmines !
🌊New TSR article!🔍 @clarkgilbertgeo & @ZaneJobe explore submarine channels of the Miocene Modelo Formation at Lake Piru, CA, showcasing the power of drone-based photography and outcrop data.
Read here: tinyurl.com/gilbertjobe
#diamondopenaccess #geology #stratigraphy #drones
Excited for the @SEPMGEO carbonate workshop over the next two days, where our research group at @coschoolofmines and @NUedukz will present results from field work in Texas, New Mexico, and Qazaqstan! #image23
Pseudonodules are commonly interpreted in hybrid event beds as evidence for flow shearing during deposition - (example here from the Wolfcamp). I went down the rabbit hole to find the first mention of these (a thread):
Lastly, I will say there was, and still is, a raging debate about these pseudonodules being (1) the product of primary deposition by a flow with variable rheology, or (2) just bioturbation in the mudstones above the event bed.
I hope there will be some discussion on this, as I want to know myself! Some days, I look at these and think for sure "sheared flow" and some days "must be burrows", so 🤷♂️cc @jenn_of_earth @Making_Ripples @MikeAClare