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Paul Nesbit

Assistant Professor

University of California, San Francisco

United States

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Paul Nesbit is an Assistant Professor at the University of San Francisco. His research focuses on flow dynamics in turbidity currents, georeferencing UAV-SfM technology in high-relief topography, and the architectural analysis of deep-water slope deposits. His recent work also examines sedimentary processes in fluvial environments.

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Lisa Stright

Assistant Professor

Colorado State University

UNITED STATES

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Thomas Barchyn

University of Calgary

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Brian Romans

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Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State University

UNITED STATES

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Integrating field-based and digital datasets to improve geometric accuracy of geologic cross sections constructed from outcrop

Spatial variability and mechanics in aeolian ripples: A case study in Chilean Patagonia

Automated Mapping of Post-Storm Roof Damage Using Deep Learning and Aerial Imagery: A Case Study in the Caribbean

Flow dynamics as Froude‐supercritical turbidity currents encounter metre‐scale slope minibasin topography

Direct Georeferencing UAV-SfM in High-Relief Topography: Accuracy Assessment and Alternative Ground Control Strategies along Steep Inaccessible Rock Slopes

Digital re‐evaluation of down‐dip channel‐fill architecture in deep‐water slope deposits: Multi‐scale perspectives from UAV‐SfM

Recognizing the product of concave‐bank sedimentary processes in fluvial meander‐belt strata

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Lisa Stright

Thomas Barchyn

Brian Romans

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