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Cross-Bedding, Bedforms and Paleocurrents

By: David M Rubin(Author)
187 pages
Cross-Bedding, Bedforms and Paleocurrents
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The computer modeling that forms the basis for Cross-Bedding, Bedforms and Paleocurrents was undertaken to relate the geometry of cross-bedding to the morphology and behavior of bedforms. Using computers for this purpose is necessary only because sedimentologists cannot adequately visualize the geometry arising when complex, changing surfaces move through space. Images range from the complicated, which will be of interest to sedimentologists who have had experience interpreting cross-bedding or studying the behavior of bedforms, to simpler illustrations the can convey an understanding of the origin of cross-bedding geometry even to those not experienced in the field.

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By: David M Rubin(Author)
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