A holistic view on avulsion dynamics in a dryland river fan based on comprehensive geomorphological analysis

Dryland river fans form by repeated switching (avulsion) of an ephemeral stream as it progrades and accumulates sediment onto a low-gradient alluvial plain. Successive channel belts are organised in a radial pattern through a process of compensational stacking, where each consecutive river path avoids the positive relief left by its predecessors...

Dynamics of Organic Carbon Molecules in Oxbow Lakes of Gangetic Plains

The Ganges Delta is a key area where elemental contamination of groundwater constitutes a human catastrophe. The delta plain geomorphology comprises a large number of abandoned meander bends or oxbow lakes (Donselaar et al., 2017; Ghosh et al., 2021) characterized by an anoxic environment in the lower part of the lake water column (hypolimnion)....

High resolution reservoir quality prediction from cores by multifaceted analysis: A Carboniferous example from the Dutch offshore

Self-organizing avulsions in an endorheic dryland river system

Integrated core analysis for quantitative reservoir-quality assessment