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Dip oriented stratigraphic section taken from Experimental EarthScape XES02 run and the conditions of base-level change that produced it (modified from Martin et al. 2009), overlain with sequence set stacking trends.
Published: 03 June 2016
Fig. 2. Dip oriented stratigraphic section taken from Experimental EarthScape XES02 run and the conditions of base-level change that produced it (modified from Martin et al . 2009 ), overlain with sequence set stacking trends.
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A: Plan-view image of XES 06 (Experimental EarthScape; for details, see Connell, 2010) experiment taken at runtime (RT) = 2 h, tectonic stage 1a. XES 06 included four sediment sources and built hanging-wall and footwall fans. B: Tectonic geometry of XES 06. Two linear hinges were applied over lengths BL and BS (see text). Maximum subsidence rate at down end of hinges was σM. Uniform (piston type) subsidence rate σP was also applied across basin.
Published: 01 July 2011
Figure 2. A: Plan-view image of XES 06 (Experimental EarthScape; for details, see Connell, 2010 ) experiment taken at runtime (RT) = 2 h, tectonic stage 1a. XES 06 included four sediment sources and built hanging-wall and footwall fans. B: Tectonic geometry of XES 06. Two linear hinges were
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A) Schematic diagram of the experimental basin, the Experimental EarthScape (XES) facility at the National Center for Earth-surface Dynamics at St. Anthony Falls at the University of Minnesota, B) XES Run 02 global sea-level (GSL) curve. Dots on the curve indicate when topographic and bathymetric scans were taken during the experiment.
Published: 01 August 2008
Figure 2 A) Schematic diagram of the experimental basin, the Experimental EarthScape (XES) facility at the National Center for Earth-surface Dynamics at St. Anthony Falls at the University of Minnesota, B) XES Run 02 global sea-level (GSL) curve. Dots on the curve indicate when topographic
Journal Article
Journal: AAPG Bulletin
Published: 01 January 2002
AAPG Bulletin (2002) 86 (1): 129–144.
...Lincoln Pratson; Wences Gouveia Abstract Experimental strata formed in the new Experimental Earthscape (XES) basin at the St. Anthony Falls Laboratory of the University of Minnesota offer a realistic model for simulating the seismic response of natural strata and thus for advancing understanding...
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Published: 01 May 2012
Journal of Sedimentary Research (2012) 82 (5): 310–325.
... these depositional belts develop under simple but precisely controlled boundary conditions of steady subsidence, sediment flux, and water discharge is achieved through the creation of an experimental stratigraphic succession. The Experimental EarthScape run in 2006 (XES06) focused on the geomorphic evolution...
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Journal: AAPG Bulletin
Published: 01 May 2001
AAPG Bulletin (2001) 85 (5): 817–838.
...Paul L. Heller; Chris Paola; In-Gul Hwang; Barbara John; Ronald Steel Abstract Subsidence is a major factor in the accumulation and architecture of natural basin fills. A recently built experimental facility (Experimental Earthscape Facility [XES]) at St. Anthony Falls Laboratory of the University...
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Published: 01 May 2012
Journal of Sedimentary Research (2012) 82 (5): 326–344.
... are sensitive to a variety of factors, including basin geometry, subsidence rate, and sediment discharge. The Experimental EarthScape run in 2006 (XES06) examined the development of fluvial morphology and alluvial architecture as a function of subsidence and sediment flux in an experimental basin based...
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Journal: AAPG Bulletin
Published: 01 April 2009
AAPG Bulletin (2009) 93 (4): 503–533.
... in the Experimental EarthScape facility at St. Anthony Falls Laboratory, focusing on stratigraphic surfaces defined by discordant contact geometries, surfaces analogous to those delineated in the original work on seismic sequence stratigraphy. In this controlled setting, we directly evaluate critical sequence...
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Published: 01 July 2005
Journal of Sedimentary Research (2005) 75 (4): 710–722.
... is inversely correlated to temporal (vertical) changes in sedimentation rate; and (2) channel-belt stacking density and hence connectedness is directly correlated to lateral changes in sedimentation rate. In this paper we make use of the Experimental EarthScape (XES) Facility at the St. Anthony Falls...
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Published: 01 June 2014
Journal of Sedimentary Research (2014) 84 (6): 470–474.
..., and eustatic histories from ancient deposits. Here we test whether subsidence geometry influences shoreline migration in response to sea-level change by comparing two physical experiments conducted in the Experimental EarthScape (XES) basin. The experiments had similar sediment supply, subsidence rate...
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Cutaway diagram showing the hexagonal cells and basement and schematized transport surface and stratigraphy to illustrate the function of the eXperimental EarthScape (XES) facility used for the experiments described herein, after Paola et al. (2001).
Published: 01 September 2005
Figure 3 Cutaway diagram showing the hexagonal cells and basement and schematized transport surface and stratigraphy to illustrate the function of the eXperimental EarthScape (XES) facility used for the experiments described herein, after Paola et al. (2001) .
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Synthetic seismic data volume generated from a subset of the 2002 Experimental EarthScape (XES) basin experimental stratigraphy. Changes in amplitude are assumed to be an adequate response to the acoustic impedance variability assigned to the deposit. The volume contains multiple depositional cycles consisting of progradational and retrogradational stratigraphic units. These cycles correlate to the base-level curve depicted in this figure.
Published: 01 April 2009
Figure 1 Synthetic seismic data volume generated from a subset of the 2002 Experimental EarthScape (XES) basin experimental stratigraphy. Changes in amplitude are assumed to be an adequate response to the acoustic impedance variability assigned to the deposit. The volume contains multiple
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Examples of stratigraphic architectures that could be interpreted as compensational stacking. A–C) Stratigraphy of the upper 120 m of the continental shelf offshore Texas in the Gulf of Mexico (Anderson et al. 2004). Shelf-edge parallel seismic cross section reveals paleo-topographic low which existed between the Early Stage 3 Colorado River Stage 3 Brazos River deltas. This low is filled in during the construction of the Late Stage 3 and Stage 2–1 Colorado River deltas. This stacking pattern smoothes topography and thus could be termed compensational. Images reproduced with the permission of SEPM. D–G) Stratigraphy generated in the Experimental EarthScape (XES) basin during an experiment investigating the control of baselevel fluctuations on stratigraphic architecture. See Martin (2007) and Kim et al. (2006) for more details on experiment. Interpretations of five time surfaces are shown in panel G from a strike-oriented stratigraphic section. Deposition that occurred between times 1 and 2 in addition to deposition that occurred between times 3 and 5 fills topographic lows and thus smoothes topography. This stacking pattern could be termed compensational.
Published: 01 September 2009
with the permission of SEPM. D–G) Stratigraphy generated in the Experimental EarthScape (XES) basin during an experiment investigating the control of baselevel fluctuations on stratigraphic architecture. See Martin (2007) and Kim et al. (2006) for more details on experiment. Interpretations of five time
Journal Article
Journal: AAPG Bulletin
Published: 01 April 2009
AAPG Bulletin (2009) 93 (4): 453–459.
...Figure 1 Synthetic seismic data volume generated from a subset of the 2002 Experimental EarthScape (XES) basin experimental stratigraphy. Changes in amplitude are assumed to be an adequate response to the acoustic impedance variability assigned to the deposit. The volume contains multiple...
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Journal Article
Journal: Geology
Published: 01 July 2011
Geology (2011) 39 (7): 611–614.
...Figure 2. A: Plan-view image of XES 06 (Experimental EarthScape; for details, see Connell, 2010 ) experiment taken at runtime (RT) = 2 h, tectonic stage 1a. XES 06 included four sediment sources and built hanging-wall and footwall fans. B: Tectonic geometry of XES 06. Two linear hinges were...
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Journal Article
Journal: Geology
Published: 11 March 2019
Geology (2019) 47 (5): 419–422.
... the shoreline position in their Experimental EarthScape basin ( https://www.safl.umn.edu/facilities/experimental-earthscape-xes-basin ) experiments. The conservation of sediment mass is expressed as where q s is the sediment flux (km 2 /m.y.), t is the simulated model time (m.y.), ɳ is the topographic...
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Journal Article
Published: 01 August 2008
Journal of Sedimentary Research (2008) 78 (8): 579–593.
...Figure 2 A) Schematic diagram of the experimental basin, the Experimental EarthScape (XES) facility at the National Center for Earth-surface Dynamics at St. Anthony Falls at the University of Minnesota, B) XES Run 02 global sea-level (GSL) curve. Dots on the curve indicate when topographic...
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Journal Article
Journal: Geology
Published: 01 April 2007
Geology (2007) 35 (4): 331–334.
... slip imposed a new, longer time scale for autogenic dynamics by establishing a linked tectonic-sedimentation system. Scaling the experimental results to field length and time scales suggests that comparable autogenic cycles would produce 10–20-m-thick strata on time scales of 10 5 yr, comparable...
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Published: 01 March 2008
Journal of Sedimentary Research (2008) 78 (3): 239–244.
... such as outcrops, cut sections, or slices of experimentally deposited sediments. When the deposit is soft sediment, a simple and commonly used method of doing this is to take peels of the surface. This is one method used in the Experimental EarthScape (XES) basin at the University of Minnesota's St. Anthony Falls...
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Journal Article
Published: 03 June 2016
Journal of the Geological Society (2016) 173 (5): 803–816.
...Fig. 2. Dip oriented stratigraphic section taken from Experimental EarthScape XES02 run and the conditions of base-level change that produced it (modified from Martin et al . 2009 ), overlain with sequence set stacking trends. ...
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