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Modules: Sequence stratigraphy course notes & exercises for professors & students
  Lower Cretaceous South Africa, Miocene of Bahamas, & L. Cretaceous Alaska
  Book Cliffs of Utah and Colorado, & Miocene Carbonates of Mallorca
  Oligocene Guarico Basin of Venezuela, & Jurassic Hanifa of Saudi Arabia
Petrology: Carbonate course notes, exercises & petrography galleries
Power Point Lectures: Sequence stratigraphy & sedimentary deposition (Barbeau & Kendall)
Streaming Lectures: Eclectic view points of Sequence stratigraphy on line
Terminology Debate: Dialogue on the formalization of Sequence Stratigraphy in terms of its methodology, surfaces, units and terminology
Galleries: Field photos & diagrams of sequence stratigraphy & sedimentary depositional systems.
Movies: Animations related to sequence stratigraphy
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Sequence stratigraphic movie (to view click on image below)


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Sedpak movie captures a sedimentary section subdivided into geometric packages defined by bounding unconformities and internal surfaces that result from varying positions of relative sea level and rates of sedimentation.These geometries demonstrate why sequence stratigraphic analyses of seismic cross-sections, well logs and outcrop studies of sedimentary rock are used to predict the thickness and extent of sediment lithology from inferences built from this understanding of how sediment geometry changes with relative sea level and rates of sedimentation. Download Sedpak to make your own movies!

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