Identifying local vs. regional drainage using multiproxy provenance tracers: Tracking the Moroccan Late Triassic fluvial system

The Kerrouchen Basin is an understudied rift basin in the Middle Atlas of Morocco, where over 600 m of Triassic stratigraphy is well exposed. It was partially inverted during the Atlasic orogeny whilst preserving the original basin geometry. Within the Kerrouchen Basin, two distinct fluvial systems are present. The first, recorded by the K3...

A Case Study Documenting the use of Magnetic Concentration Data as an Innovative Method of Coastal Monitoring

The use of mineral magnetic concentration data as an innovative means of monitoring sediment transport and sediment properties in marine, estuarine and fluvial environments has been well documented in the past. Mineral magnetic measurements are now considered a routine form of analysis when investigating the compositional properties of rocks,...

A reconnaissance heavy mineral study of Monteray Bay beach sediment

The shoreline of Monterey Bay is beached over most of its length. The beach is essentially continuous except for the northern and southern ends of the bay which are characterized by numerous pocket beaches separated by narrow cliffed areas which extend to beyond the low water level. There appears to be no large supply of sand to the beaches at...