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Reece, J.K., 2024, Unveiling the subaqueous spectacle of dynamic turbidity current – minibasin interactions, Ph.D.
Griffin, C., 2023, The nature of autogenic processes and the propagation of environmental signals in sediment transport systems, Ph.D.
Wahab, A., 2023, Leveraging a depth-averaged model of turbidity currents to develop a dimensionless framework for predicting submarine fan morphology and stratigraphic architecture, Ph.D.
Mukherjee, U., 2022, Sea level and sediments: Sources, sinks and signals, Ph.D.
Barefoot, E.A., 2021, Influence of climate-modulated flooding on fluvial morphodynamics and stratigraphy, Ph.D.
Toby, S.C., 2019, Environmental signal propagation, preservation and shredding in sedimentary systems, Ph.D.
Esposito, C.R., 2017, The sodden swamps that surround them: Three essays concerning the links between river channels and their overbank environments, Ph.D.
Benson, W.M., 2017, Translating between the surface and subsurface: comparison of stratigraphic and paleo-topographic statistics, M.S.
Yu, L., 2016, Scaling the response of deltas to relative sea level
cycles by autogenic space and time scales: A laboratory study, M.S.
Li, Q., 2016, Discriminating the products
of allogenic forcings and autogenic processes from sediment sources to sinks, Ph.D.
Harlan, M., 2016, Defining
metrics of channel mobility and their link to the architecture of channelized stratigraphy: A laboratory study, Undergraduate.
Stammer, J.G., 2014, Hydrodynamic fractionaltion of
minerals and textures in submarine fans: Quantitative analysis from outcrop, experimental, and subsurface studies, Ph.D.
Wang, Y., 2011, Quantifying process-based controls on
compensational stacking of channelized sedimentary deposits, M.S.
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