The Amazon is the largest drainage basin on Earth and contains a wide variety of abiotic
landscape features. In spite of this, the geodiversity in this basin has not yet been objectively …

Large rivers are characterized by large water discharges, high suspended sediment fluxes
and low slope, and typically display multiple channels that are separated by large complex …

Spatial arrangement of distinct Amazonian environments through time and its effect on
specialized biota remain poorly known, fueling long-lasting debates about drivers of biotic …

Reservoir characterization is of great importance in oil and gas exploration and production.
To automate and improve the procedures involved in this task, several approaches in the …

The growing establishment of port structures in estuarine regions has resulted in alternated
sedimentation patterns and new geoforms. The primary purpose of this study is to …

Fluvial facies models based on river planform are flawed and not fully fit for purpose. An
alternative approach to classifying fluvial deposits is based on river discharge …

The annual flooding cycle of Amazonian rivers sustains the largest floodplains on Earth,
which harbour a unique bird community. Recent studies suggest that habitat specialization …

Determining ground‐penetrating radar (GPR) velocity has always been a critical problem.
The GPR velocity estimation method based on common midpoint (CMP) data has been …

Point bars are emblematic deposits of meandering rivers. Classical facies models that define
their architecture and sedimentology are essentially based on rivers with low to moderate …

The São Francisco River in Northeast Brazil has seen hydrological and morphological
changes due to extensive damming and climate change over the past century. In this study …