Another important method for determining depositional environment from core analysis is to observe the sedimentary structures, or the features that result from the interaction of sediment and water.

Depositional environment mapping is a key skill in sedimentology, as it allows you to reconstruct the physical, chemical, and biological conditions that influenced the formation and distribution ...

Depositional Environment: The physical, chemical, and biological conditions under which sediments are deposited, influencing the preservation of fossils and sedimentary structures.

Henry C. Stetson, Depositional Environments of Sedimentary Rocks: A Review, Geographical Review, Vol. 30, No. 3 (Jul., 1940), pp. 480-484 ...

The Applied Research in Ichnology and Sedimentology (ARISE) Group conducts field- and lab-based research investigating sedimentological, ichnological, and stratigraphic aspects of siliciclastic ...

The occurrence of isotopically “heavy” pyrite is observed at the depth of 2.2~9.2, 27.2~33.8, and 43.5~62.5 mbsf, which is attributed to the influence of sulfate reservoir effect, depositional event, ...

Additionally, what I'm referring to is a large-scale depositional system (several to 10s of km in length). At a bedform- or sometimes delta front-scale, depositional slopes can be as steep as the ...

Tests of planktonic foraminifera are clastic particles from an off-shore source area, shoreward deposition of which is controlled by sedimentary processes. In Recent sediments, significant correlation ...

The potential of C 20 tricyclic and tetracyclic diterpane distributions in oils (and by extension, rock extracts) to aid the interpretation of sources of organic matter and depositional ...

Laguna de Encinillas, located in Chihuahua, Mexico, is an ephemeral lake situated within a playa lake sedimentary depositional environment. This region plays a significant role in the aquifer ...