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Morning Session

SEPM Research Symposium: Dynamics of Sediment Transfer Between Linked Depositional Systems: From Rivers to Lakes and Oceans I

Ballroom A

Chair: A. Owen

Hinterland Screening: the First Step Toward a Fully Integrated Source-to-Sink Understanding

G. Nicoll, J. Wilson, F. Kohlmann

Signal Propagation From the Himalayan-Sourced Ganges-Brahmaputra Rivers to the Deep-Sea Bengal Fan From Detrital Zircons

M. Blum, K. Rogers, J. Gleason, Y. Najman

Evaluating the Effects of First-Order Climatic State and Climate Transitions on Sediment Dynamics Using Detrital Zircons in the Amazon Source-to-Sink System

C. C. Mason, B. W. Romans, A. Fildani, D. F. Stockli, T. Gerber

Deciphering Tectonic Influence on Sediment Routing System Configuration via Large-n U-Pb Detrital Zircon Geochronology, Cretaceous Magallanes-Austral Basin, Chile and Argentina

B. G. Daniels, S. Hubbard, B. W. Romans, W. A. Matthews

Stirring the Detrital Pot: Intrabasinal Sediment Recycling and Mixing Revealed Through Strontium Isotopes, Cretaceous Magallanes Basin, Chile

N. C. Auchter, B. W. Romans, B. G. Daniels, S. Hubbard

Balancing Sediment Budgets in Deep Time and the Nature of the Stratigraphic Record

J. P. Bhattacharya, A. D. Miall

The Shelf Revisited: Critical Interface on Continental Margins and in Source-to-Sink Systems

O. J. Martinsen

Morphodynamics and Stratigraphic Architecture of Shelf-Edge Deltas Subject to Constant vs. Dynamic Environmental Forcings

K. Straub

What Conditions Are Required for Deltas to Reach the Shelf Edge During Rising Sea Level?

J. Zhang, R. Steel, C. Olariu

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Afternoon Session

SEPM Research Symposium: Dynamics of Sediment Transfer Between Linked Depositional Systems: From Rivers to Lakes and Oceans II

Ballroom A

Co-Chairs: B. Romans, E. Jones

Improving Paleohydrologic Source-to-Sink Estimates by Merging Big Data and the Fulcrum Approach

N. Wilson, J. Holbrook

Implication of River Hydrological Regime and Precipitation on Source to Sink Analyses

P. Plink-Bjorklund, E. Jones*, M. Hansford

Source-to-Sink Sediment Routing and Environmental Signal Propagation in an Uplifted Foreland Basin, Lower Cretaceous Alberta Basin, Canada

W. A. Matthews, S. Hubbard, B. G. Daniels, G. Quinn, B. Guest

Locating Reservoir Rock in Powder River Basin Using Sediment Mass Conservation

K. L. Hoppes, B. McElroy

Chronostratigraphic and Paleoenvironmental Re-Evaluation of Wilcox/Carrizo Outcrops, Bastrop County, Texas: Implications for Sediment Bypass to Shelf Edge Delta and Deepwater Plays

C. Denison, T. D. Demchuk*, J. M. O'Keefe

Eocene – Lower Miocene Reservoir Facies Presence and Source to Sink Seismic Evidence, East Mexican Perdido Fold Belt

R. Torres, G. Murillo-Muneton, J. Mendez

Depositional and Geomorphic Characteristics of Ocean Basins at Different Stages of Their Evolution – The Wilson Cycle Revisited

P. T. Harris, M. Macmillan-Lawler

Deep-Water Fan Sedimentation on Mars: An Example From the Murray Formation at Pahrump Hills Locality, Gale Crater

E. Heydari, F. J. CalefIII, J. F. Schroeder, J. VanBeek, S. Rowland, A. G. Fairen, T. J. Parker

Accommodation and Supply Driven Sequences: Insights From Stratigraphic Forward Modeling

J. Zhang, P. Burgess, D. Granjeon, R. Steel