Posts from the ‘sediment flux’ Category

• About the blogger

  Brian Romans is a geologist and assistant professor at Virginia Tech. He uses this blog to share photos from the field and write about interesting research in Earth surface processes and sedimentary geology.
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• Recent Posts

  • Friday Field Photo #166: Thin-Bedded Turbidites
  • Pyroclastic density currents
  • Flying over Svalbard

• Recent Comments

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• Twitter

  • @mzphyz @kwinkunks um, guys, I'm in Big Academia ... soory aboot that eh. --7 hours ago
  • @rgw_energy awesome, what's your overall feel of the software and its functionality?. --8 hours ago
  • the imagery in GoogleEarth getting better and better in field area -- nice tool for planning http://t.co/JWHyub2f. --8 hours ago
  • @kwinkunks if I wasn't leaving for 5 weeks of field work tomorrow I'd download their package right now and get to it. --11 hours ago
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• Copyright

  
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