Abstract The northwestern Gulf of Mexico Basin is an ideal natural laboratory to study and
understand source-to-sink systems. An extensive grid of high-resolution seismic data …

Sea-level rise (SLR) poses a particularly ominous threat to human habitations and
infrastructure in the coastal zone because 10% of the world's population lives in low-lying …

This chapter presents a protocol for synthesizing sea‐level data by means of a
comprehensive database. A rigorous, objective error assessment assures that all …

The results from nearly three decades of marine geological research in the northwestern
Gulf of Mexico are compiled in an effort to understand those factors (eg, sea-level rise …

Sediments from the continental shelf/coastal region bear significant signals of sea-level,
climate change as well as local tectonic information. This study presents a high-resolution …

Continental shelves serve as a bridge between the continent and ocean and sediments in
this region are sensitive to land-sea interaction, sea-level variation and local subsidence. In …

To understand the complex stratigraphic response of a coastal depositional system to rapid
eustatic rise and sediment inputs, the evolution of the Adriatic coastline and Po River …

We determine the contribution of glacial isostatic adjustment (GIA) to future relative sea‐
level change for the North American coastline between Newfoundland and Texas. We infer …

The pattern of Holocene relative sea-level (RSL) change on the US Gulf Coast has been a
long-standing subject of debate, featuring opposing scenarios of continuous submergence …

Sediments from the continental shelf are sensitive to sea level, climatic changes, and local
tectonic history. In this study, we carried out a high‐resolution magnetostratigraphic …