Applications for the IAS Grants can be submitted by 31 March.
And if you're going to the 37th International Meeting of Sedimentology, I invite you to the workshop on 'How to apply for the IAS Grants' that I will lead together with Chelsea Pederson, Gonzalo Veiga, Marcos Aurell and Daniel Ariztegui.
Call for papers to The Depositional Record Special Issue on 'Carbonate depositional environments: Past and future questions—A Tribute to the career of E. A. Shinn': onlinelibrary.wiley.com/page/journal...
Submission deadline: 5 December, 2024
@bsky.app
Interested in the genesis of cold seep carbonates? Check out this new paper.
'Microbial dominated Ca-carbonates in a giant Pliocene cold-seep system (Crotone Basin – South Italy)'
Find at: onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/full/10....
Highlighting complexities in responses of sedimentary systems under the confinement of different topographic configurations
'Autogenic evolution of valley-confined deltas during sea-level rise: Insights from numerical and physical modelling'
onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/full/10....
Flashback from yesterday's @sedsonline.bsky.social Webinar by Liz Mahon on coastal peatland systems. Recording of the Webinar will be available in a few days sedsonline.com
#Seds_Online
The 5th International Congress on Ichnology ICHNIA 2024 is held on 14-19 April, in Florianópolis Island, Santa Catarina State, southern Brazil: www.ichnia2024.com
Please remember that the ICHNIA registration is still open.
Another recent paper to check out in Sedimentology.
Eocene monsoon climate expansion in East Asia: Evidence from orbital-cycle driven terrestrial successions in the Jianghan Basin, Central China
onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1111/...
Highlighting recent papers available.
'Unidirectional and combined transitional flow bedforms: Controls on process and distribution in submarine slope settings'
#OpenAccess, find at - onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/full/10....
And...check out the videos of photogrammetric models in the paper.
It Friday, so how about a flume paper?
Testing magnetic tracers as indicators of sediment transport in a wave flume experiment
Available at: onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/full/10....
Please consider renewing your IAS Membership.
Your membership can quickly and easily be reactivated online - just log in to your profile on the IAS website and follow the links under 'Account' then 'IAS Membership' to pay your membership fee: www.sedimentologists.org/signin?t=%2Fme
Welcome to the new faces here. If you're looking for something 'sedsy' to read, check out...
Organic matter influence on ooid formation: New insights into classic examples (Great Salt Lake, USA; Triassic Germanic Basin, Germany)
onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/full/10....
And tomorrow - flume exp!
The BSRG Aberystwyth Fieldtrip focuses on the latest insights in submarine gravity flow research, and is open to post/graduate students and Early Career Researchers from the UK and across Europe👇
Come for the great cover art, stay for the even better articles. February issue of Sedimentology.
onlinelibrary.wiley.com/toc/13653091...
Image: calcilutite from the Eocene Novigrad succession, Croatia
Now available online 'Tectonically induced travertine deposition in the Middle Miocene Levač intramountain basin (Central Serbia)'. #OpenAccess
Find at: onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1111/...
What is the image below showing? Find out in 'Fossilized autogenic responses of grain-size transition to sediment supply and water discharge: Alluvial fan experiments'
Available at: onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/full/10....
Wednesday with #37IMS
The Torridonian field trip is held on 20-23 June and will provide an opportunity to discuss the development and interpretation of fluvial planform styles in the Precambrian and through geological time: www.iasaberdeen2024.org/field-trips/
by Neil Davies and Will McMahon
Have you participated in the @sedimentology.bsky.social Summer School? or maybe, do you plan to attend? or do you plan to organize one? or you just want to learn about this IAS event.
If you answered YES to at least one question, I invite you to @sedsonline.bsky.social Webinar: sedsonline.com
37th International Meeting of Sedimentology #37IMS offers a series of field trips. Field trips are an optional element that you can choose at registration or you can go back and add to your registration at a later date. Highly recommended: www.iasaberdeen2024.org/field-trips/
We encourage you to submit nominations for the Johannes Walther Medal, Early Career Scientist Award, and Sun Shu Prizes of the IAS: www.sedimentologists.org/awards
Deadline: 31 Jan.
Awards will be bestowed at the 37th International Meeting of Sedimentology #37IMS in Aberdeen: www.iasaberdeen2024.org
IAS Research Grants in the 2nd Session 2023 have been awarded! Today we present the Grantees of the IAS Post-Doctoral Research Grants:
David Cordie, USA
Maria Duperron, Argentina
Anthony Shillito, Canada
Chiara Zuffetti, Italy
Congratulations and good luck with your projects!
Recording of the December #Seds_Online Webinar titled 'Giant sediment-wave field and supercritical-flow bedforms in a Mississippian (Viséan) carbonate ramp, Tennessee-Kentucky, USA' by Robert Handford is available on You Tube: youtu.be/_YUjRb0N1-A
@earth-science.bsky.social ⚒️ Fluid-induced Interfacial Deformation Structures (FIDs) on mud ripples (shown on lower bed surfaces). Yellow arrows point in palaeoflow direction. Source: manuscript in review prepared by Peakall, Best, Baas, Wignall, Hodgson & Łapcik.
@earth-science.bsky.social Wavy injectites in deep-marine Aberystwyth Grits Group, Silurian, West Wales, UK
Learn about what ferruginous waters can do in 'Carbonate production and reef building under ferruginous seawater conditions in the Cambrian rift branches of the Avalon Zone, Newfoundland'
#OpenAccess paper available at: onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/abs/10.1...
@makingripples.bsky.social has been making striations at #BSRG23!
@sedimentology.bsky.social stand all set up at #BSRG23. Come and have a chat and get one of our fabulous IAS grain size cards!
That was a terrific presentation C. Robertson Handford. Congratulations!
Robert, it was a great pleasure to host you at the @sedsonline.bsky.social Webinar.
And for those who missed it: the recording will be available in a few days: sedsonline.com
For my first post, a view of hypogenic voids in Dirtlow Rake, a strike-slip fault on the northern Derbyshire Platform. These voids - and their calcite fill - are occupying much of my time as we ponder their potential role in fluid flow and reaction in Mississippian Limestone
Set your alarm. Fabulous webinar this Wednesday!👇👇👇
Welcome @makingripples.bsky.social. Happy to see you here.