A conglomerate of research groups descend on southern Chile #trespasosformation #magallanesbasin #2019chilefieldseason #turbidites #dondeestalosknickpoints

What’s not to like 😍 #beachexposures #supercriticalbedforms #fieldwork #gulfislandvibes

Check out our new paper #hotoffthepress👇 with insights into the duration and preservation of different phases of submarine-channel evolution from the #nanaimogroup Steve Hubbard Clastics Lab William Matthews pubs.geoscienceworld.org/gsa/geosphere/…

New paper on the #DetritalZircon provenance of the #NanaimoBasin looking at local forearc dynamics. This paper builds on great work by Rebecca Englert. Steve Hubbard kept #BajaBC speculation to a minimum, while William Matthews always wants more. doi.org/10.1130/L1138.1

My first first author paper is out! We use 9 years of repeat seafloor surveys in Bute Inlet, BC, CA, to show how an active submarine channel evolves. We show how channel evolution is controlled by fast upstream-migration of steep steps called knickpoints. nature.com/articles/s4146…

🚨🚨New open access 🪨 article in The Depositional Record thanks to International Association of Sedimentologists IAS!! Shows what might be overlooked in outcrop using conventional field techniques and how UAVs can reveal new data! Steve Hubbard @DatesAndRates @Eye_of_Scouron Rebecca Englert Pre-print: doi.org/10.1002/dep2.1…

I am so excited to announce the book I created is finally here! Being a #mom is hard. Mom Has to Poop is here as a beautiful reminder that moms need to meet their own basic needs, too. 💩🥪😴🫂 Proudly written, designed, and printed in Canada 🇨🇦! momhastopoop.ca

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Great day burying Meg Baker's seismometers with Rebecca Englert and the Richardson Point crew. Tried to follow Jens Turowski's instruction, but the substrate in Bute was more stubborn then our Potsdam example dig... Homathko Delta looks amazing up close and luckily no grizzly encounters!

Excited to share our new Nature Geoscience paper on "high organic carbon burial rates maintained in submarine deltas on geological timescales" nature.com/articles/s4156… w/Steve Hubbard @clasticdetritus Miquel Poyatos Moré @tilt3Dperspectv Rebecca Englert @Eye_of_Scouron @Sebaclastico +4 (1/9)

Great to see Rebecca Englert’s OA paper out in GEOLOGY showing how upstream-migrating bedforms form in submarine channels. It’s not all about Froude number… pubs.geoscienceworld.org/gsa/geology/ar… w Steve Hubbard @Moving_Sand Matthieu Cartigny Age Vellinga

Had a great time speaking to CEGA about my Nanaimo Basin work done with Steve Hubbard and Rebecca Englert. It was fun distilling our learnings from trying to slice the basin like a 3D seismic volume for explorationists. Thanks to @zzsylvester for tips on forward modelling.

Looking at sediment cores after our Gulf Island outcrop tour. Turbidites separated geographically by only 10s km but temporally by ~70 m.y.