Hesselbo, S. P. & Parkinson, D. N. Sequence stratigraphy in British Geology Non-marine and paralic sequences
Burgess, P. M. & Allen, P. A. A forward-modelling analysis of the controls on sequence stratigraphical geometries
Leeder, M. R. & Stewart, M. D. Fluvial incision and sequence stratigraphy: alluvial responses to relative sea-level fall and their detection in the geological record
Wonham, J. P. & Elliot, T. High-resolution sequence stratigraphy of a mid-Cretaceous estuarine complex: the Woburn Sands of the Leighton Buzzard area, southern England
Wright, V. P. The use of palaeosols in sequence stratigraphy of peritidal carbonates
Shallow marine sequences

The Encyclopedia of Complexity and System Science Series is a multivolume authoritative source for understanding and applying the basic tenets of complexity and systems theory as well as the tools and measures for analyzing complex systems in science, engineering, and many areas of social, financial, and business interactions. It is written for an audience of advanced university undergraduate and graduate students, professors, and professionals in a wide range of fields who must manage complexity on scales ranging from the atomic and molecular to the societal and global.

The present book on Recentsediments is intended for all geologists studying sedimentary rocks and all scientific workers who are interested in contemporaneous geological processes on the Earth’s surface. The book has two main tasks: to give a concise survey of the composition and genesis of Recent sediments and the laws controlling  their deposition, and to point out such sedimentological data that could be applied with advantage to the study of sediments from earlier geological periods.

Carbonate deposition during early rifting: the Cambrian of Sardinia and the Triassic-Jurassic of Tuscany, Italy T. Cocozza and A. Gandin
Geometry and evolution of platform-margin bioclastic shoals, late Dinantian (Mississippian), Derbyshire, UK
R. L. Gawthorpe and P. Gutteridge
Cyclic sedimentation in carbonate and mixed carbonate-clastic environments: four simulation programs for a desktop computer G. M. Walkden and G. D. Walkden
Middle Triassic carbonate ramp systems in the Catalan Basin, northeast Spain: facies, systems tracts, sequences and controls F. Calvet, M. E. Tucker and J. M. Henton

This book has its origin in an interdisciplinary graduate class that I’ve taught at Stanford University for a number of years and a corresponding short course given in the petroleum industry. As befitting the subject matter, the students in the courses representa variety of disciplines – reservoir engineers and geologists, drilling engineers and geophysicists. In this book, as in the courses, I strive to communicate key concepts from diverse disciplines that, when used in a coordinated way, make it possible to develop a comprehensive geomechanical model of a reservoir and the formations above it. I then go on to illustrate how to put such a model to practical use.

This is the first encyclopedia of Caves and Karst Science and provides a unique, comprehensive, and authoritative reference source that can be used both by subjectspecialists who wish to obtain information from outside of their immediate area of knowledge and by non-specialists who wish to gain an understanding of the diverse and multi-disciplinary nature of caves and karst science. It will also be useful to cavers who wish to learn more about the environments in which they undertake their sport and to conservationists, engineers, planners, and others who are charged with developing and managing in a sustainable manner complex karst environments. The 351 entries were selected by a multi-disciplinary Advisory Board of leading scholars, all of whom are cavers.

Carbonate cementation in sandstones: distribution patterns and geochemical evolution
S. Morad
Origin and spatial distribution of early vadose and phreatic calcite cements in the Zia Formation, Albuquerque Basin, New Mexico, USA
J.    R. Beckner and P.S. Mozley
Carbonate diagenesis and porosity evolution in sheet-flood sandstones: evidence from the Middle and Lower Lunde Members (Triassic) in the Snorre Field, Norwegian North Sea
S. Morad, L.F. de Ros, J.P. Nystuen and M. Bergan
Carbonate diagenesis in non-marine foreland sandstones at the western edge of the Alleghanian overthrust belt, southern Appalachians
K.    L. Milliken
Palaeogeographical, palaeoclimatic and burial history controls on the diagenetic evolution of reservoir sandstones: evidence from the Lower Cretaceous Serraria sandstones in the Sergipe-Alagoas Basin, NE Brazil A.J. V Garcia, S. Morad, L.F. de Ros and I.S. Al-Aasm

The material in this volume provides the basic theory necessary to understand the principles behind imaging the subsurface of the Earth using reflection and refraction seismology. The end products are a "record section" such as that shown in Figure 1.1 and, from a collection of "wiggly traces" that are recorded in the field (see Figure 3.1 on page 40 for an example of a wiggly 42-trace seismogram), derived information about subsurface structure and rock properties.

Комплексный геологоразведочный подход к составлению карты залежей золота в железистой формации в зеленокаменном поясе Рио-дас-Вельяс, Гвадрилатеро-Ферриферо, Бразилия

A statistical modeling approach was applied to airborne geophysical data to locate areas favorable for gold mineralization in Rio das Velhas Greenstone Belt, Quadrilátero Ferrífero (QF).