Sedimentology and sedimentary basins: from turbulence to tectonics
The sedimentary record on Earth stretches back more than 4.3 billion years and is present in more abbreviated forms on companion planets of the Solar System, like Mars and Venus, and doubtless elsewhere. Reading such planetary archives correctly requires intimate knowledge of modern sedimentary proc...
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| Summary: | The sedimentary record on Earth stretches back more than 4.3 billion years and is present in more abbreviated forms on companion planets of the Solar System, like Mars and Venus, and doubtless elsewhere. Reading such planetary archives correctly requires intimate knowledge of modern sedimentary processes acting within the framework provided by tectonics, climate and sea or lake level variations. The subject of sedimentology thus encompasses the origins, transport and deposition of mineral sediment on planetary surfaces. The author addresses the principles of the subject from the viewpoint of modern processes, emphasising a general science narrative approach in the main text, with quantitative background derived in enabling 'cookie' appendices. The book ends with an innovative chapter dealing with how sedimentology is currently informing a variety of cognate disciplines, from the timing and extent tectonic uplift to variations in palaeoclimate. Each chapter concludes with a detailed guide to key further reading leading to a large bibliography of over 2500 entries. The book is designed to reach an audience of senior undergraduate and graduate students and interested academic and industry professionals. |
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CONTENTS
PREFACE, XI ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, XIII
PART 1: MAKING SEDIMENT
INTRODUCTION, 1
CLASTIC SEDIMENT AS A CHEMICAL AND PHYSICAL BREAKDOWN PRODUCT, 3 1.1
INTRODUCTION: CLASTIC SEDIMENTS- ACCIDENTS OF WEATHERING, 3
1.2 SILICATE MINERALS AND CHEMICAL WEATHERING, 5 1.3 SOLUTE FLUX: RATES
AND MECHANISMS OF SILICATE CHEMICAL WEATHERING, 12
1.4 PHYSICAL WEATHERING, 17 1.5 SOILS AS VALVES AND FILTERS FOR THE
NATURAL LANDSCAPE, 18 1.6 LINKS BETWEEN SOIL AGE, CHEMICAL WEATHERING
AND WEATHERED-ROCK REMOVAL, 21 1.7 PROVENANCE: SILICICLASTIC SEDIMENT -
SOURCING, 22 FURTHER READING, 25
CARBONATE, SILICEOUS, IRON-RICH AND EVAPORITE SEDIMENTS, 27 2.1 MARINE
VS. FRESHWATER CHEMICAL COMPOSITION AND FLUXES, 27
2.2 THE CALCIUM CARBONATE SYSTEM IN THE OCEANS, 28 2.3 OOID CARBONATE
GRAINS, 31 2.4 CARBONATE GRAINS FROM MARINE PLANTS AND
ANIMALS, 35 2.5 CARBONATE MUDS, OOZES AND CHALKS, 37 2.6 OTHER CARBONATE
GRAINS OF BIOLOGICAL ORIGINS, 37
2.7 ORGANIC PRODUCTIVITY, SEA-LEVEL AND ATMOSPHERIC CONTROLS OF BIOGENIC
CACO3 DEPOSITION RATES, 38
2.8 CACO 3 DISSOLUTION IN THE DEEP OCEAN AND THE OCEANIC CACO 3
COMPENSATION MECHANISM, 39 2.9 THE CARBONATE SYSTEM ON LAND, 41 2.10
EVAPORITE SALTS AND THEIR INORGANIC
PRECIPITATION AS SEDIMENT, 43 2.11 SILICA AND PELAGIC PLANKTON, 47 2.12
IRON MINERALS AND BIOMINERALIZERS, 48 2.13 DESERT VARNISH, 51
2.14 PHOSPHATES, 52 2.15 PRIMARY MICROBIAL-INDUCED SEDIMENTS: ALGAL MATS
AND STROMATOLITES, 52 FURTHER READING, 54
SEDIMENT GRAIN PROPERTIES, 57 3.1 GENERAL, 57 3.2 GRAIN SIZE, 57 3.3
GRAIN-SIZE DISTRIBUTIONS, 59
3.4 GRAIN SHAPE AND FORM, 61 3.5 BULK PROPERTIES OF GRAIN AGGREGATES, 61
FURTHER READING, 62
PART 2: MOVING FLUID
INTRODUCTION, 65
FLUID BASICS, 69 4.1 MATERIAL PROPERTIES OF FLUIDS, 69 4.2 FLUID
KINEMATICS, 73 4.3 FLUID CONTINUITY WITH CONSTANT DENSITY, 79
4.4 FLUID DYNAMICS, 79 4.5 ENERGY, MECHANICAL WORK AND POWER, 81 FURTHER
READING, 82
TYPES OF FLUID MOTION, 84 5.1 OSBORNE REYNOLDS AND FLOW TYPES, 84 5.2
THE DISTRIBUTION OF VELOCITY IN VISCOUS FLOWS: THE BOUNDARY LAYER, 87
5.3 TURBULENT FLOWS, 88
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5.4 THE STRUCTURE OF TURBULENT SHEAR FLOWS, 90 5.5 SHEAR FLOW
INSTABILITIES, FLOW SEPARATION AND SECONDARY CURRENTS, 96 5.6
SUBCRITICAL AND SUPERCRITICAL FLOWS: THE
FROUDE NUMBER AND HYDRAULIC JUMPS, 100 5.7 STRATIFIED FLOW GENERALLY,
102 5.8 WATER WAVES, 103 5.9 TIDAL FLOW-LONG-PERIOD WAVES, 109 FURTHER
READING, 109
PART 3: TRANSPORTING SEDIMENT
INTRODUCTION, 111
SEDIMENT IN FLUID AND FLUID FLOW-GENERAL, 113 6.1 FALL OF GRAINS THROUGH
STATIONARY FLUIDS, 113 6.2 NATURAL FLOWS CARRYING PARTICULATE MATERIAL
ARE COMPLEX, 115 6.3 FLUIDS AS TRANSPORTING MACHINES, 116
6.4 INITIATION OF GRAIN MOTION, 116 6.5 PATHS OF GRAIN MOTION, 120 6.6
CATEGORIES OF TRANSPORTED SEDIMENT, 121 6.7 SOME CONTRASTS BETWEEN WIND
AND WATER
FLOWS, 122
6.8 COHESIVE SEDIMENT TRANSPORT AND EROSION, 124 6.9 A WARNING:
NONEQUILIBRIUM EFFECTS DOMINATE NATURAL SEDIMENT TRANSPORT
SYSTEMS, 127
6.10 STEADY STATE, DEPOSITION OR EROSION: THE SEDIMENT CONTINUITY
EQUATION AND COMPETENCE VS. CAPACITY, 129 FURTHER READING, 130
BEDFORMS AND SEDIMENTARY STRUCTURES IN FLOWS AND UNDER WAVES, 132 7.1
TRINITY OF INTERACTION: TURBULENT FLOW, SEDIMENT TRANSPORT AND BEDFORM
DEVELOPMENT, 132 7.2 WATER-FLOW BEDFORMS, 132 7.3 BEDFORM PHASE DIAGRAMS
FOR WATER FLOWS, 147 7.4 WATER FLOW EROSIONAL BEDFORMS ON COHESIVE
BEDS, 151
7.5 WATER WAVE BEDFORMS, 154 7.6 COMBINED FLOWS: WAVE-CURRENT RIPPLES
AND HUMMOCKY CROSS-STRATIFICATION, 158 7.7 BEDFORMS AND STRUCTURES
FORMED BY ATMO-
SPHERIC FLOWS, 159 FURTHER READING, 169
SEDIMENT GRAVITY FLOWS AND THEIR DEPOSITS, 171 8.1 INTRODUCTION, 171 8.2
GRANULAR FLOWS, 172
8.3 DEBRIS FLOWS, 177 8.4 TURBIDITY FLOWS, 184 8.5 TURBIDITE EVIDENCE
FOR DOWNSLOPE TRANSFORMATION FROM TURBIDITY TO
DEBRIS FLOWS, 192 FURTHER READING, 193
9 LIQUEFACTION, FLUIDIZATION AND SLIDING SEDI- MENT DEFORMATION, 198 9.1
LIQUEFACTION, 198 9.2 SEDIMENTARY STRUCTURES FORMED BY
AND DURING LIQUEFACTION, 200 9.3 SUBMARINE LANDSLIDES, GROWTH FAULTS AND
SLUMPS, 203 9.4 DESICCATION AND SYNAERESIS SHRINKAGE
STRUCTURES, 205 FURTHER READING, 208
PART 4: MAJOR EXTERNAL CONTROLS ON SEDIMENTATION AND SEDIMENTARY
ENVIRONMENTS
INTRODUCTION, 209
10 MAJOR EXTERNAL CONTROLS ON SEDIMENTATION, 213 10.1 CLIMATE, 213 10.2
GLOBAL CLIMATES: A SUMMARY, 214
10.3 SEA-LEVEL CHANGES, 221 10.4 TECTONICS, 229 10.5 SEDIMENT YIELD,
DENUDATION RATE AND THE SEDIMENTARY RECORD, 231
FURTHER READING, 239
PART 5: CONTINENTAL SEDIMENTARY ENVIRONMENTS
INTRODUCTION, 241
11 RIVERS, 245 11.1 INTRODUCTION, 245 11.2 RIVER NETWORKS,
HYDROGRAPHS,PATTERNS AND LONG PROFILES, 245 11.3 CHANNEL FORM, 247 11.4
CHANNEL SEDIMENT TRANSPORT
PROCESSES, BEDFORMS AND INTERNAL STRUCTURES, 252 11.5 THE FLOODPLAIN,
265 11.6 CHANNEL BELTS, ALLUVIAL RIDGES AND
AVULSION, 269 11.7 RIVER CHANNEL CHANGES, ADJUSTABLE VARIABLES AND
EQUILIBRIUM, 271 11.8 ALLUVIAL ARCHITECTURE: PRODUCT OF COMPLEX
RESPONSES, 274
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11.9 ALLUVIAL ARCHITECTURE: SCALE, CONTROLS AND TIME, 278 FURTHER
READING, 280
12 SUBAERIAL FANS: ALLUVIAL AND COLLUVIAL, 282 12.1 INTRODUCTION, 282
12.2 CONTROLS ON THE SIZE (AREA) AND GRADIENT OF FANS, 284 12.3 PHYSICAL
PROCESSES ON ALLUVIAL FANS, 285 12.4 DEBRIS-FLOW-DOMINATED ALLUVIAL
FANS, 287 12.5 STREAM-FLOW-DOMINATED ALLUVIAL FANS, 288 12.6 RECOGNITION
OF ANCIENT ALLUVIAL FANS AND
TALUS CONES, 289 FURTHER READING, 294
13 AEOLIAN SEDIMENTS IN LOW-LATITUDE DESERTS, 295 13.1 INTRODUCTION, 295
13.2 AEOLIAN SYSTEM STATE, 297
13.3 PHYSICAL PROCESSES AND ERG FORMATION, 297 13.4 ERG MARGINS AND
INTERBEDFORM AREAS, 301 13.5 ERG AND DRAA EVOLUTION AND SEDIMENTARY
ARCHITECTURE, 305
13.6 ERG CONSTRUCTION, STASIS AND DESTRUCTION: CLIMATE AND SEA-LEVEL
CONTROLS, 307 13.7 ANCIENT DESERT FACIES, 312 FURTHER READING, 316
14 LAKES, 319 14.1 INTRODUCTION, 319 14.2 LAKE STRATIFICATION, 320 14.3
CLASTIC INPUT BY RIVERS AND THE EFFECT OF
TURBIDITY CURRENTS, 321 14.4 WIND-FORCED PHYSICAL PROCESSES, 322 14.5
TEMPERATE LAKE CHEMICAL PROCESSES AND CYCLES, 323
14.6 SALINE LAKE CHEMICAL PROCESSES AND CYCLES, 324 14.7 BIOLOGICAL
PROCESSES AND CYCLES, 329 14.8 MODERN TEMPERATE LAKES AND THEIR
SEDIMENTARY FACIES, 331 14.9 LAKES IN THE EAST AFRICAN RIFTS, 331 14.10
LAKE BAIKAL, 333 14.11 THE SUCCESSION OF FACIES AS LAKES
EVOLVE, 335
14.12 ANCIENT LAKE FACIES, 337 FURTHER READING, 342
15 ICE, 344 15.1 INTRODUCTION, 344 15.2 PHYSICAL PROCESSES OF ICE FLOW,
345 15.3 GLACIER FLOW, BASAL LUBRICATION
AND SURGES, 347
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15.4 SEDIMENT TRANSPORT, EROSION AND DEPOSITION BY FLOWING ICE, 350 15.5
GLACIGENIC SEDIMENT: NOMENCLATURE AND CLASSIFICATION, 351 15.6
QUATERNARY AND MODERN GLACIAL ENVIR-
ONMENTS AND FACIES, 354 15.7 ICE-PRODUCED GLACIGENIC EROSION AND
DEPOSITIONAL FACIES ON LAND AND IN THE PERIGLACIAL REALM, 354 15.8
GLACIOFLUVIAL PROCESSES ON LAND AT AND
WITHIN THE ICE-FRONT, 357 15.9 GLACIMARINE ENVIRONMENTS, 358 15.10
GLACILACUSTRINE ENVIRONMENTS, 361 15.11 GLACIAL FACIES IN THE
PRE-QUATERNARY
GEOLOGICAL RECORD: CASE OF CENOZOIC ANTARCTICA, 362 FURTHER READING, 365
PART 6: MARINE SEDIMENTARY ENVIRONMENTS
INTRODUCTION, 367
ESTUARIES, 371 16.1 INTRODUCTION, 371 16.2 ESTUARINE DYNAMICS, 371 16.3
MODERN ESTUARINE MORPHOLOGY AND
SEDIMENTARY ENVIRONMENTS, 376 16.4 ESTUARIES AND SEQUENCE STRATIGRAPHY,
379 FURTHER READING, 385
RIVER AND FAN DELTAS, 386 17.1 INTRODUCTION TO RIVER DELTAS, 386 17.2
BASIC PHYSICAL PROCESSES AND SEDIMENTATION AT THE RIVER DELTA FRONT, 387
MASS MOVEMENTS AND SLOPE FAILURE ON THE SUBAQUEOUS DELTA, 390 ORGANIC
DEPOSITION IN RIVER DELTAS, 392 RIVER DELTA CASE HISTORIES, 392 RIVER
DELTAS AND SEA-LEVEL CHANGE, 405 ANCIENT RIVER DELTA DEPOSITS, 412
FAN DELTAS, 412
17.3
17.4 17.5 17.6 17.7 17.8 FURTHER READING, 415
LINEAR SILICICLASTIC SHORELINES, 417 18.1 INTRODUCTION, 417 18.2 BEACH
PROCESSES AND SEDIMENTATION, 418 18.3 BARRIER-INLET-SPIT SYSTEMS AND
THEIR
DEPOSITS, 426
18.4 TIDAL FLATS, SALT MARSH AND CHENIER RIDGES, 431 18.5 ANCIENT
CLASTIC SHORELINE FACIES, 436 FURTHER READING, 438
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19 SILICICLASTIC SHELVES 19.1 INTRODUCTION: SHELF SINKS AND LOWSTAND
BYPASS, 440 19.2 SHELF WATER DYNAMICS, 443
19.3 HOLOCENE HIGHSTAND SHELF SEDIMENTS: GENERAL, 447 19.4
TIDE-DOMINATED, LOW RIVER INPUT, HIGHSTAND SHELVES, 447 19.5
TIDE-DOMINATED, HIGH RIVER INPUT,
HIGHSTAND SHELVES, 451 19.6 WEATHER-DOMINATED HIGHSTAND SHELVES, 453
FURTHER READING, 459
20 CALCIUM-CARBONATE-EVAPORITE SHORELINES, SHELVES AND BASINS, 461 20.1
INTRODUCTION: CALCIUM CARBONATE NURSERIES AND THEIR CONSEQUENCES, 461
20.2 ARID CARBONATE TIDAL FLATS, LAGOONS AND EVAPORITE SABKHAS, 464 20.3
HUMID CARBONATE TIDAL FLATS AND MARSHES, 467
20.4 LAGOONS AND BAYS, 470 20.5 TIDAL DELTA AND MARGIN-SPILLOVER
CARBONATE TIDAL SANDS, 472
20.6 OPEN-SHELF CARBONATE RAMPS, 474 20.7 PLATFORM MARGIN REEFS AND
CARBONATE BUILD-UPS, 482 20.8 PLATFORM MARGIN SLOPES AND BASINS, 493
20.9 CARBONATE SEDIMENTS, CYCLES AND
SEA-LEVEL CHANGE, 499 20.10 DISPLACEMENT AND DESTRUCTION OF CARBONATE
ENVIRONMENTS: SILICICLASTIC INPUT AND EUTROPHICATION, 502
20.11 SUBAQUEOUS SALTERN EVAPORITES, 504 FURTHER READING, 509
21 DEEP OCEAN, 514 21.1 INTRODUCTION, 514 21.2 SCULPTURING AND
RESEDIMENTATION: GULLIES, CANYONS AND BASIN-FLOOR CHANNELS, 515 21.3
WELL CAUGHT: INTRASLOPE BASINS, 525 21.4 RESEDIMENTATION: SLIDES,
SLUMPS, LINKED
DEBRIS/TURBIDITY FLOWS ON THE SLOPE AND BASIN PLAIN, 526 21.5
CONTINENTAL MARGIN DEPOSITION: FANS AND APRONS, 530 21.6 CONTINENTAL
MARGIN DEPOSITION: TURBI-
DITE PATHWAY SYSTEMS CONNECTING SLOPES AND BASIN PLAINS, 543 21.7
CONTINENTAL MARGIN DEPOSITION: THERMOHALINE CURRENTS AND CONTOURITE
DRIFTS, 543
21.8 OCEANIC BIOLOGICAL AND CHEMICAL PROCESSES, 547 21.9 OCEANIC PELAGIC
SEDIMENTS, 550 21.10 OCEANIC ANOXIC PELAGIC SEDIMENTS, 551 21.11
PALAEO-OCEANOGRAPHY, 553 FURTHER READING, 557
PART 7: ARCHITECTURE OF SEDIMENTARY BASINS
INTRODUCTION, 561
22 SEDIMENT IN SEDIMENTARY BASINS: A USER S GUIDE, 563 22.1 CONTINENTAL
RIFT BASINS, 563 22.2 PROTO-OCEANIC RIFTS, 574
22.3 COASTAL PLAINS, SHELF TERRACES AND CONTINENTAL RISES, 574 22.4
CONVERGENT/DESTRUCTIVE MARGIN BASINS: SOME GENERAL COMMENTS, 576
22.5 SUBDUCTION ZONES: TRENCHES AND TRENCH-SLOPE BASINS, 578 22.6
FORE-ARC BASINS, 580 22.7 INTRA-ARC BASINS, 581
22.8 BACK-ARC BASINS, 583 22.9 FORELAND BASINS, 585 22.10 STRIKE-SLIP
BASINS, 597 22.11 A NOTE ON BASIN INVERSION, 599 FURTHER READING, 599
PART 8: TOPICS: SEDIMENT SOLUTIONS TO INTERDISCIPLINARY PROBLEMS
INTRODUCTION, 601
23 SEDIMENTS SOLVE WIDER INTERDISCIPLINARY PROBLEMS, 605 23.1 SEDIMENTS,
GLOBAL TECTONICS AND SEAWATER COMPOSITION, 605
23.2 BANDED IRON FORMATIONS, RISE OF CYANOBACTERIA AND SECULAR CHANGE IN
GLOBAL TECTONICS, 607 23.3 TIBETAN PLATEAU UPLIFT; PALAEOALTIMETRY
AND MONSOON INTENSITY, 609 23.4 COLORADO PLATEAU UPLIFT AND GRAND CANYON
INCISION DATED BY SPELEOTHEM CARBONATE, 614 23.5 RIVER CHANNELS AND
LARGE-SCALE REGIONAL
TILTING, 614
23.6 REGIONAL DRAINAGE REVERSAL, 617 23.7 SEDIMENT BUDGETING AND
MODELLING OF FORELAND BASINS, 617
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23.8 LENGTHWISE GROWTH AND FAULT 23.15 SUBORBITAL SURPRISES: REEFS AND
AMALGAMATION, 618 SPELEOTHEM AS FINE-SCALE TUNERS OF THE
23.9 RIVERS, BASEMENT UPLIFTS, TILTING AND PLEISTOCENE SEA-LEVEL CURVE,
638 FAULT GROWTH, 622 23.16 SPELEOTHEM: ROSETTA STONE FOR PAST
23.10 UNSTEADY STRAIN AND THE SEDIMENTARY CLIMATE, 641
RESPONSE, 623 FURTHER READING, 644
23.11 TECTONICS AND CLIMATE AS DEPOSITIONAL CONTROLS, 626 COOKIES, 646
23.12 RIVER EQUILIBRIUM, INCISION AND , , , . ,. ,,,_
* . R I MATHS APPENDIX, 697
AGGRADATION-AWAY RROM THE ^ R KNEE-JERK OF TECTONIC EXPLANATION, 628
REFERENCES, 702
23.13 INTEGRATED SEDIMENTARY SYSTEMS: INDEX 753
MODELLING TECTONICS, SEDIMENT YIELD AND SEA LEVEL CHANGE, 629 C O L O UR
P L A T ES F A L1 BETWEEN PP. 402
23.14 EXTRATERRESTRIAL SEDIMENTOLOGY-ATMO- A ND 4 UJ SPHERIC AND LIQUID
FLOWS ON MARS, 635
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