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• W2960563391 abstract "Abstract Utilizing two outcrop data sets with dip direction exposures of shallow‐water (tens of meters) deltaic clinoforms, this paper quantifies sedimentary facies proportions and clinoform lengths and gradients, and links process regimes to delta clinoform dimensions. Both data sets are from foreland basins, the Cretaceous Chimney Rock Sandstone of the Rock Springs Formation from the US Western Interior, and the Eocene Brogniartfjellet Clinoform Complex 8 of the Battfjellet Formation from the Central Basin of Spitsbergen. Sedimentary facies indicate presence of both river‐ and wave‐dominated clinothems in each data set. Facies characteristics and distribution implies that river‐dominated clinothem progradation was primarily driven by deposition from weak hyperpycnal flow turbidity currents across the clinoforms, and minor slumps. Wave‐dominated clinothems were constructed by wave processes rather than alongshore currents, and are also progradational subaerial clinoforms, with one exception, where the formation of a compound subaqueous clinoform set indicates erosion and sediment bypass above the wave base. Sediment distribution and lithological heterogeneity in the river‐dominated clinothems is controlled by individual hyperpycnal flow events or mouth‐bar collapse events, and thus by self‐organization and minimal reworking that results in a heterogeneity that is difficult to predict (high entropy). The efficient reworking of river‐derived sediments in wave‐dominated clinothems results in predictable lithological sediment partitioning (low entropy). Clinoform dimension analyses show that although of similar sediment caliber, river‐dominated clinoforms in both data sets are on average 3–4 times steeper and 3–4 times shorter than the wave‐dominated clinoforms, with mean gradients of ca 4 degrees and ca 1 degree, respectively, and mean lengths of 150–230 m and 640–760 m. These results require corroboration from additional data sets, but do suggest that river‐ and wave‐dominated delta clinoforms are likely to have distinct downdip extents (lengths) and gradients for given clinoform heights. Clinoform shape can thus be a method for differentiating ancient river‐ vs. wave‐dominated deltaic clinoforms, in addition to their sedimentary facies, biogenic features and sandstone maturity, and helpful when incorporated into reservoir models." @default.
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• W2960563391 title "Shallow‐water deltaic clinoforms and process regime" @default.
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