The threat posed by plastic pollution to marine ecosystems and human health is under
increasing scrutiny. Much of the macro-and microplastic in the ocean ends up on the …

Marine litter is one of the most pervasive and fast-growing aspects of contamination in the
global ocean, and has been observed in every environmental setting, including the deep …

Turbidity currents are powerful flows of sediment that pose a hazard to critical seafloor
infrastructure and transport globally important amounts of sediment to the deep sea. Due to …

Machine-learning algorithms have been used by geoscientists to infer geologic and physical
properties from hydrocarbon exploration and development wells for more than 40 years …

Submarine mass‐transport deposits are important in many ancient and modern basins.
Mass‐transport deposits can play a significant role in exploration as reservoir, seal or source …

We investigate the relationship between the cross-sectional geomorphic expression of a
submarine channel as observed on the seafloor and the stratigraphic product of long-lived …

Constraining the avulsion dynamics of rivers and submarine channels is essential for
predicting the distribution of sediment, organic matter, and pollutants in alluvial, deltaic, and …

Submarine gravity flows are responsible for the largest sediment accumulations on the
planet, but are notoriously difficult to measure in action. Giant flows transport 100s of km3 of …

Deep‐water deposits are important archives of Earth's history including the occurrence of
powerful flow events and the transfer of large volumes of terrestrial detritus into the world's …

Submarine canyons are conduits for the distribution of sediment across continental margins.
Although many canyons connect directly with fluvial or marine littoral system feeders …