Abstract The Mekong River, which has high economic and ecological importance, has an
extensive floodplain and delta plain that extends from Cambodia to Vietnam. Understanding …

Abstract The EB Campbell Dam on the Saskatchewan River, east-central Saskatchewan,
was constructed in 1962, forming Tobin Lake (2.2 billion m 3 capacity), which today …

This paper presents reconstructions on natural levee development in the Rhine-Meuse
delta, the Netherlands, during the first millennium CE, covering the full delta plain. It is the …

To investigate the importance of crevasse-splay elements for the connectivity of fluvial
sandbodies, an integrated study has been undertaken that combines data from outcrop** …

This paper focuses on subaerial-and subaqueous-type crevasse splays in the lignite-
bearing Mid-Miocene succession near the town of Konin in central Poland. During the …

Active deposition across the floodplains of large rivers arises through a variety of processes;
collectively these are here termed 'spillage sedimentation'. Three groups of 11 spillage …

Field investigations and analyses of modern crevasse splay deposits can both elucidate the
levee breaching processes and help to identify past crevasse splay deposits from geologic …

Crevasse splays generate subtle local relief and contribute to fluvial basin sedimentary
filling but controls on splay development along dryland rivers remain poorly understood …

Splay deposits represent an important sand-prone component of the otherwise fine-grained
stratigraphic record of fluvial overbank systems. This work presents a hierarchical approach …

As one of the most densely populated areas in the world, the Pearl River delta has been well
studied in its postglacial sedimentary stratigraphy and the effects of Holocene sea-level rise …