Fluvial Sedimentology VII (Special Publication 35 of the IAS)

Introduction.
Part I: Fluvial Processes and Forms:.
1 Origin of anastomosis in the Upper Columbia River, BritishColumbia, Canada.
2 Review of Amazonian depositional systems.
3 Kinematics, topology and significance of dune-relatedmacroturbulence: some observations from the laboratory andfield.
4 Derivation of annual reach-scale sediment transfers in theRiver Coquet, Northumberland, UK.
5 Dune-phase fluvial transport and deposition model of gravellysand.
6 Morphology and fluvio-aeolian interaction of the tropicallatitude, ephemeral-braided river dominated Koigab Fan, NWNamibia.
7 A qualitative analysis of the distribution of bed surfaceelevation and the characteristics of associated deposit forsubaqueous dunes.
8 Braided gravel-bed rivers with a limited width: preliminaryresults of a hydraulic model study.
9 Morphology and facies of sandy braided rivers: someconsiderations of scale invariance.
10 The application of laser diffraction grain-size analysis toreveal depositional processes in tidally-influenced systems.
11 Sedimentology and avulsion patterns of the anabrancingBaghmati River in the Himalayan foreland basin, India.
12 Estimating bed load in sand-bed channels using bottomtracking from an Acoustic Doppler Profiler.
Part II: Experimental and Numerical Modelling:.
13 Morphological and stratigraphic effects of base-level change:a review of experimental studies.
14 A mass-balance framework for quantifying downstream changesin fluvial architecture.
Part III: Quaternary Fluvial Systems:.
15 The linkage between alluvial and coeval nearshore marinesuccessions: evidence from the Late Quaternary record of the PoRiver Plain, Italy.
16 Depositional processes in latest Pleistocene and Holoceneephemeral streams of the main Ethiopian Rift, Ethiopia.
17 Fluvio-deltaic floodbasin deposits recording differentialsubsidence within a coastal prism (central Rhine-Meuse delta, theNetherlands).
18 Geomorphology and internal architecture of the ancestralBurdekin River across the Great Barrier Reef Shelf, NEAustralia.
19 Quaternary alluvial stratigraphic development in a desertsetting: a case study from the Luni Riverbasin, Thar Desert ofwestern India.
20 The Middle Valley of the Tiber River, central Italy:Plio-Pleistocene fluvial and coastal sedimentation, extensionaltectonics and volcanism.
Part IV: Pre-Quaternary Fluvial Systems:.
21 Transport modes and grain-size patterns in fluvialbasins.
22 Gulf of Mexico basin depositional record of Cainozoic NorthAmerican drainage basin evolution.
23 Fluvial-estuarine transitions in fluvial-dominatedsuccessions: examples from the Lower Pennsylvanian of the CentralAppalachina Basin.
24 Palaeogeography and fluvial to estuarine architecture of theDakota Formation (Cretaceous, Albian), eastern Nebraska, USA.
25 Improved understanding of fluvial architecture usingthree-dimensional geological models: a case study of Westphalian ASilkstone Rock, Pennine Basin, UK.
26 Changing alluvial style in response to changing accommodationrate in a proximal foreland basin setting: Upper CretaceousDunvegan Formation, NE British Columbia, Canada.
27 A new evaluation of fining-upward sequences in a mud-rockdominated succession of the Lower Old Red Sandstone of South Wales,Uk.
28 Reservoir scale sequence stratigraphy for hydrocarbonproduction and development: Tarbat-Ipundu, SW Queensland,Australia.
29 Recognition of a floodplain within braid delta deposits ofthe Oligocene Minato Formation, NE Japan: fine deposits correlatedwith transgression