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The sinuous form and peculiar evolution of meandering rivers has long captured the imagination of people. Today, meandering rivers exist in some of the most densely populated areas in the World, where they provide environmental and economic wealth and opportunities, as well as posing hazards. Through geological time, the ancestors of these modern meanders built deposits that are now host to mineral resources, groundwater, and hydrocarbons.

This Special Publication illustrates the breadth of current research on meandering rivers and their deposits. The collection of research papers demonstrates the state of science on fluvial process–product relationships. The articles cover fundamental and applied studies of both modern and ancient rivers, are based on state-of-the-art technology, include complementary philosophical approaches, and span a wide range of spatial and temporal scales.

This book includes some of the most recent advances in the study of the morphodynamics and sedimentology of meandering rivers, and is an important resource for those who want to investigate fluvial systems and their deposits.

 

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Provides an introduction to current ideas, a snapshot of active research, and pointers to future developments Its technical content graces an already excellent series. (Geoscientist, February 2020)

List of contributors
vii
Acknowledgements x
Sedimentology of meandering river deposits: advances and challenges
1(14)
Massimiliano Ghinassi
Luca Colombera
Nigel P. Mountney
Arnold Jan H. Reesink
Controls on the depositional architecture of fluvial point-bar elements in a coastal-plain succession
15(32)
Michelle N. Shiers
Nigel P. Mountney
David M. Hodgson
Luca Colombera
Toggling between expansion and translation: The generation of a muddy-normal point bar with an earthquake imprint
47(34)
Shelby Johnston
John Holbrook
Planform sinuosity of Proterozoic rivers: A craton to channel-reach perspective
81(38)
Alessandro Ielpi
Massimihano Ghinassi
Robert H. Rainbird
Dario Ventra
The shortage of geological evidence for pre-vegetation meandering rivers
119(30)
William J. McMahon
Neil S. Davies
An exhumed fine-grained meandering channel in the lower Permian Clear Fork Formation, north-central Texas: Processes of mud accumulation and the role of vegetation in channel dynamics
149(24)
Sharane S.T. Simon
Martin R. Gibling
William A. DiMichele
Dan S. Chaney
Rebecca Koll
Interpretation of cross strata formed by unit bars
173(28)
Arnold Jan H. Reesink
Chute cutoffs in meandering rivers: formative mechanisms and hydrodynamic forcing
201(30)
Daniele P. Viero
Sergio Lopez Dubon
Stefano Lanzoni
Predicting heterogeneity in meandering fluvial and tidal-fluvial deposits: The point bar to counter point bar transition
231(20)
Paul R. Durkin
Stephen M. Hubbard
Derald G. Smith
Dale A. Leckie
Fill characteristics of abandoned channels and resulting stratigraphy of a mobile sand-bed river floodplain
251(22)
Arved Schwendel
Rolf Aalto
Andrew Nicholas
Daniel Parsons
Characterising three-dimensional flow through neck cutoffs with complex plan form geometry
273(24)
Derek Richards
Kory Konsoer
Christopher Turnipseed
Clinton Willson
Hydro-sedimentological processes in meandering rivers: A review and some future research directions
297(24)
Koen Blanckaert
Unsuccessful cut offs -- origin and partial preservation of enigmatic channel fills encased within a large-scale point-bar deposit -- The McMurray Formation type section, Alberta, Canada
321(28)
Milovan Fustic
Rudy Strobl
Massimiliano Ghinassi
Shuyu Zhang
Modern and ancient amalgamated sandy meander-belt deposits: recognition and controls on development
349(36)
Adrian J. Hartley
Amanda Owen
Gary S. Weissmann
Louis Scuderi
A novel approach for prediction of lithological heterogeneity in fluvial point-bar deposits from analysis of meander morphology and scroll-bar pattern
385(34)
Catherine E. Russell
Nigel P. Mountney
David M. Hodgson
Luca Colombera
Reconstructing the architecture of ancient meander belts by compiling outcrop and subsurface data: A Triassic example
419(26)
Cesar Viseras
Saturnina Henares
Luis Miguel Yeste
Fernan do Garcia -- Garcia
Reconstruction of a sandy point-bar deposit: implications for fluvial facies analysis
445(30)
Alistair Swan
Adrian J. Hartley
Amanda Owen
John Howell
Fluvial point-bar architecture and facies heterogeneity and their influence on intra-bar static connectivity in humid coastal-plain and dryland Ian systems
475(34)
Na Yan
Luca Colombera
Nigel P. Mountney
Robert M. Dorrell
Emergent facies patterns within fluvial channel belts
509(34)
Brian J. Willis
Richard P. Sech
Quantifying impacts of fluvial intra-channel-belt heterogeneity on reservoir behaviour
543(30)
Brian J. Willis
Richard P. Sech
Index 573