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7October 29, 20141960s Video Explaining Longshore Sediment Transport in Southern California

2October 28, 2014Submarine ROV Captures Turbidity Current on Video

0January 31, 2012Pyroclastic density currents

1January 30, 2012Flying over Svalbard

0September 2, 2010Mud flow caught on video

3August 25, 2010Getting back into the swing of things

1August 22, 2010Sea-Floor Sunday #71: Live feed from active submarine volcano

2July 25, 2010Sea-Floor Sunday #68: Video explanation of multibeam bathymetry

8April 16, 2010‘Extreme’ sedimentation event associated with Icelandic volcanic eruption

1July 27, 2009My Favorite Things

Brian Romans

I am a sedimentary geoscientist and assistant professor at Virginia Tech. I use this blog to share photos from the field and occasionally write about interesting research in Earth surface dynamics and related fields.
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