Based on the interpretation of geophysical data (very high resolution seismic data combined
with EM1000 swath bathymetry), this paper reviews the history of the Channel River …

Previous reconstructions of the British–Irish Ice Sheet (BIIS) envisage ice streaming from the
Irish Sea to the Celtic Sea at the Last Glacial Maximum, to a limit on the mid-shelf of the Irish …

Facies models of tide-influenced river deltas are less developed than models for river-and
wave-dominated types because the interaction of river and tidal currents on deltas is …

Bathymetric, seismic and coring surveys have been carried out since the beginning of the
1990s on the outer shelf, the slope and the continental rise of the Western Approaches …

The architecture of a tidal sand bank in the south‐eastern Celtic Sea was examined using
very high‐resolution seismic surveys. The bank comprises four depositional units. The …

The sedimentary infill of the Bay of Biscay off Ireland, UK, France and Spain took place in
four phases. The last one (35 Ma to present) is characterised by gravitational, pelagic …

Chirp profiles collected on the southern Brazilian shelf were combined with
sedimentological and hydrodynamic data to characterize shelf geomorphology, focusing on …

Abstract The Shallow-Marine Architecture Knowledge Store (SMAKS) is a relational
database devised for the storage of hard and soft data on the sedimentary architecture of …

The Celtic Deep-Sea Fan located in the northwestern part of the Bay of Biscay is a middle
sized fan with a surface area of more than 30,000 km2. The whole system is a mature …

This paper investigates syn‐rift stratigraphic architecture and facies relationships along a 7
km long strike section towards the tip of a major, basin‐bounding normal fault segment (Thal …