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Quantitative Sedimentology,
Edition 1Editors: Edited by Renchao Yang and Nils Lenhardt
Publication Date:
15 Feb 2027
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Description
Quantitative Sedimentology offers a foundational quantification of depositional processes and sedimentary rocks through numerous case studies that encompass both ancient and contemporary sedimentary deposits. By integrating sedimentology, stratigraphy, geochemistry, and geophysics, the book presents a thorough understanding of sedimentary analysis across continental and marine environments. This interdisciplinary approach deepens the understanding of sedimentary processes and underscores practical applications. Organized into six major chapters, each contributed by specialists in their respective fields, the book begins with a wide-ranging introduction to quantitative sedimentology. It progresses to detailed discussions on statistical analysis methods, including modal analysis for siliciclastic and pyroclastic deposits, as well as microfacies analysis of limestones. Subsequent chapters explore quantitative stratigraphy, sedimentary geochemistry, and the dynamics of sediment transport, with a particular focus on fluvial and eolian systems. The final sections address geophysical considerations, including the quantification of seismic properties relevant to reservoir analysis.Quantitative Sedimentology is an essential resource for upper-level undergraduate and graduate students in geology, environmental science, and related disciplines. It is also invaluable for researchers and professionals in sedimentology, geochemistry, geophysics, and the oil and gas industry. This edition includes PowerPoint slides and case studies as additional resources to aid both students and instructors in grasping complex concepts.
Key Features
- Introduces the basics of quantitative sedimentology, laying a strong foundation for advanced study in sedimentary processes
- Covers a wide range of topics across six chapters, featuring contributions from leading experts for a comprehensive understanding of sediment analysis techniques
- Serves as a key resource for upper-level undergraduate students and professionals in geology, earth sciences, and environmental studies
- Fills a critical gap in literature by integrating various sedimentological disciplines into one cohesive framework
- Includes PowerPoint slides that enhance learning and facilitate classroom instruction, making complex concepts more accessible
About the author
Edited by Renchao Yang, Professor, Shandong University of Science and Technology, China and Nils Lenhardt, Associate Professor, University of Pretoria, South Africa
1. Introduction to quantitative sedimentology
2. Statistical analysis of sediments
3. Quantitative stratigraphy
4. Sedimentary geochemistry
5. Sediment transport
6. Geophysics
2. Statistical analysis of sediments
3. Quantitative stratigraphy
4. Sedimentary geochemistry
5. Sediment transport
6. Geophysics
ISBN:
9780443442834
Page Count:
350
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