Introduction
Recent advances in models of siliciclastic shallow-marine stratigraphy: Introduction and perspectives, GARY j. HAMPSON, RONALD J. STEEL, PETER M. BURGESS, AND ROBERT W. DALRYMPLE
Concepts
Control of climate change on the yield of river systems, AART-PETER H VAN DEN BERG VAN SAPAROEA AND GEORGE POSTMA
Stratigraphic forward modeling of basin-margin clinoform systems: implications for controls on topset and shelf width and timing of formation of shelf-edge deltas, PETER M. BURGESS AND RONALD J. STEEL
Shelf and shelf-margin growth in scenarios of rising and falling sea level, RONALD J. STEEL, CRISTIAN CARVAJAL, ANDREW PETTER, AND CARLOS UROZA
The role of ichnology in refining shallow marine facies models, JAMES A. MAcEACHERN AND KERRIE L. BANN
Geomorphology and high-resolution stratigraphy of progradational wave-dominated shoreline deposits: impact on reservoir-scale facies architecture, GARY J. HAMPSON, ANTONIO B. RODRIGUEZ, JOEP E.A. STORMS, HOWARD D. JOHNSON, AND CRAIG T. MEYER
Geologically constrained grid design in shallow-marine reservoir models: an example from the Flounder Field, Gippsland Basin, Australia, SARAH J. RIORDAN, SIMON C. LANG, AND TOBIAS H.D. PAYENBERG
Holocene and Modern Shorelines and Shelves
Tidally modulated storm sedimentation on open-coast tidal flats, southwestern coast of Korea:
distinguishing tidal-flat from shoreface storm deposits, BYONGCHEON YANG, ROBERT W. DALRYMPLE, SEUNGSOO CHUN, MICHAEL F. JOl NSON, AND HEEJUN LEE
A modern high-energy siliciclastic-carbonate platform: continental shelf adjacent to northern Rio Grande do Norte State, northeastern Brazil, HELENICE VITAL, KARL STATTEGGER, VENERANDO E. AMARO, KLAUS SCHWARZER, EUGENIO P. FRAZAO, WERNER F. TABOSA, ANFD LRACEMA M. SILVEIRA
Variations in depositional architecture of Holocene to Modern prograding shorefaces along the Pacific coast of eastern japan, TORU TAMURA, YOSHIKI SAITO, AAUD FUJIO MASUDA
Ancient Shorelines and Shelves
Shoreline trajectory and its impact on coastal depositional environments: an example from the Upper Cretaceous Mesaverde Group, northwestern Colorado, U.S.A., SCOTT A. BULLIMORE, W[LLIAM HELLAND-EIANSEN, SVERRE HENRIKSEN, AND RONALD J. STEEL
Predicting coastal depositional style: influence of basin morphology and accommodation to sediment supply ratio within a sequence stratigraphic framework, R. BRUCE AINSWORTH, STEPHEN S. FLINT, AND JOHN A. HOWELL
Wave-to-tide facies change in a Campanian shoreline complex, Chimney Rock Tongue, Wyoming-Utah, U.S.A., P1RET PLINK-BJORKLUND
Ichnological and sedimentologic signatures of mixed wave- and storm-dominated deltaic deposits: examples from the Early Permian Sydney Basin, Australia, KERRIE L. BANN, STUART C. TYE, JAMES A. MacEACI-IERN, CHRISTOPHER R. FIELDING, AND BRIAN G. JONES
Are some isolated shelf sandstone ridges in the Cretaceous Western Interior Seaway transgressed, detached spit systems? LARS HENRIK NIELSEN AND PETER NIELS JOHANNESSEN
Controls on isolated shallow-marine sandstone deposition and shelf construction: Late Cretaceous Western Interior Seaway, northern Utah and Colorado, U.S.A., GARY J. HAMPSON, EMILY J. PROCTER, AND CLARE KELLY
Sedimentology, architect-cue, and origin of shelf turbidite bodies in the Upper Cretaceous Kenilworth Member, Book Cliffs, Utah, U.S.A., SIMON A.J. PATHSON AND TREVOR A. HOFFMAN
Genesis, architecture, and numerical modeling of intra-parasequence discontinuity serfaces in wave-dominated deltaic deposits: Upper Cretaceous Srmnysode Member, Blackhawk Formation, Book Cliffs, Utah, U.S.A., TOR O. SOMME, JOHN A. HOWELL, GARY J. HAMPSON, AND JOEP E.A. STORMS
Fluvial to estuarine valley-fill models without age-equivalent sandy shoreline deposits, based on the Clearwater Formation (Cretaceous) at Cold Lake, Alberta, Canada, HOWARD R. FELDMAN AND G. GLEN McCR MMON
Campanian continental and shallow marine architecture in a eustatically modified clastic wedge: Mesaverde Group, Wyoming, U.S.A., DONALD J. P. SWIFT, STEPHEN B. PARSONS, AND KIMBERLY A. HOWELL