Benjamin Cardenas

Assistant Professor

Pennsylvania State University

United States

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Dr. Benjamin Cardenas is an Assistant Professor at The Pennsylvania State University in the United States. His research focuses on planetary geology, with recent articles addressing topics such as crater-wall degradation, paleoshoreline erosion on Mars, and the geomorphology of ancient ocean coastal deposits. He also investigates relationships between fluvial dune characteristics and the morphodynamic preservation of channel belts, contributing significantly to our understanding of Martian and terrestrial landscapes.

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Ryan Ewing

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Texas A&M University

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Kevin Lewis

Johns Hopkins University

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Wonsuck Kim

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Yonsei University

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Gwénaël Caravaca

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Louisiana State University

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Crater-wall degradation and bedrock-chute formation from dry rockfall erosion

Modeling Lake Bonneville Paleoshoreline Erosion at Mars‐Like Rates and Durations: Implications for the Preservation of Erosional Martian Shorelines and Viability as Evidence for a Martian Ocean

Ancient ocean coastal deposits imaged on Mars

Landforms Associated With the Aspect‐Controlled Exhumation of Crater‐Filling Alluvial Strata on Mars

Lowland river sinuosity on Earth and Mars set by the pace of meandering and avulsion

Morphodynamic Preservation of Fluvial Channel Belts

Relationships between fluvial dune cross-set thickness, planview width, and trough geometry

Relationships between fluvial dune cross-set thickness, planview width, and trough geometry

BARFORM DEPOSITS OF THE CAROLYN SHOEMAKER FORMATION, GALE CRATER, MARS

Martian landscapes of fluvial ridges carved from ancient sedimentary basin fill

Paleogeographic Reconstructions of an Ocean Margin on Mars Based on Deltaic Sedimentology at Aeolis Dorsa

Tributary channel networks formed by depositional processes

The Oligocene‐Miocene Guadalope‐Matarranya Fan, Spain, as an Analog for Long‐Lived, Ridge‐Bearing Megafans on Mars

Controls of aeolian dune height on cross-strata architecture: White Sands Dune Field, New Mexico, U.S.A.

The anatomy of exhumed river‐channel belts: Bedform to belt‐scale river kinematics of the Ruby Ranch Member, Cretaceous Cedar Mountain Formation, Utah, USA

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Ryan Ewing

Kevin Lewis

Wonsuck Kim

Gwénaël Caravaca

Frank Tsai

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