Modern gravel beach, Luovtat, Finnmark, Norway
Permo-Carboniferous rippled sandstone, Karoo Basin, South Africa
Permo-Carboniferous ladder back rippled sandstone, Karoo Basin, South Africa
Permo-Carboniferous Sandstone channel and fluvial overbank deposits, Karoo Basin, South Africa
Modern tidal flats near Tofino, British Columbia, Canada
Sand beach Acadia National Park, Maine or Massachussetts, USA
Conglomerate, Neoproterozoic Toby Formation, Mount Brewer, British Columbia, Canada
Dolomitic diamictite overlain by carbonate, Toby Formation, Farnham Creek, British Columbia, Canada
Diamictite, Proterozoic Gowganda Formation, Huronian Supergroup, Elliott Lake Ontario Canada
Graded gravel bed, Late Cenozoic Yakataga Formation, Cape Yakataga Alaska, USA
Thickening and coarsening upward sandstone beds in mudstone, Yakataga Formation, Samovar Hills, Alaska USA
Climbing ripple cross-laminations in sandstone, Yakataga Formation, Samovar Hills, Alaska USA
Modern gravel beach, Kenai Fjords, Alaska USA
Modern tidal flats exposing diamictite of the Yakataga Formation, Middleton Island, Alaska USA
Ball and pillow deformation structures, Yakataga Formation, Middleton Island, Alaska USA
Coquina bed, Yakataga Formation, Middleton Island, Alaska, USA
Copper River valley delta, Gulf of Alaska, USA
Burrows in calcareous mudstone beds, Yakataga Formation, Cape Yakataga, Alaska USA
Trace fossil in the making, Cape Yakataga, Alaska USA
Cross-bedded sandstone, Cape Yakataga, Alaska, USA
Fossil crab within concretion, Poul Creek Formation, Alaska USA
Silurian dolostone quarry in Guelph, Ontario.
Diagenetic alteration of Silurian Grimsby Formation sandstone, Lake Erie core, ON
Bioturbated sandstone and mudstone from the Grimsby formation, L. Erie core, ON
Soft sediment deformation structures in fine-grained sediments, Grimsby Formation, L. Erie core, ON
Core from the Grimsby Formation, L. Erie, Ontario
Soft sediment deformation horizon within Quaternary sand, Ottawa region, ON
Inverse graded gravel bed in Quaternary sediments, Ottawa region, ON
Climbing ripples in Quaternary sand, Ottawa region, ON
Scouring in pebble conglomerate and sandstone, Cape Yakataga, Yakataga Formation, Alaska USA
Rippled sandstone, Cape Yakataga, Yakataga Formation, Alaska USA
Bedded conglomerate, Cape Yakataga, Yakataga Formation, Alaska USA
Large concretion, Poul Creek? Formation, Wingham Island, Alaska, USA
Aerial view of Cape Yakataga outcrop, Yakataga Formation, Alaska, USA
Salt crystals in the Proterozoic Mount Nelson Formation, Farnham Creek, British Columbia, Canada
Mud cracks in the Proterozoic Mount Nelson Formation, Farnham Creek, British Columbia
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The Canadian Sedimentology Research Group is the division of the Geological Association of Canada (GAC) devoted to sedimentary geology. Encompassing carbonate and clastic sedimentologists, stratigraphers, petroleum geologists, and all others with interest in sedimentary deposits, CSRG exists to encourage the pursuit of all aspects of this vibrant geological discipline.
CSRG is active in sponsoring Technical Sessions, Symposia, Field Trips and student presentation awards at conferences. We are also open to supporting student-organized meetings and student participation in GAC or CSPG field trips. Suggestions for new activities are always welcome.
Your 2010 executive:
| Chair: | Peir Pufahl (Acadia University) |
| Vice Chair: | Liz Turner (Laurentian University) |
| Past Chair: | Emmanuelle Arnaud (University of Guelph) |
| Treasurer: | Tony Hamblin (Geological Survey of Canada) |
| Eastern Councilor: | Ihsan Al-Aasm (University of Windsor) |
| Western Councilor: | Brian Pratt (University of Saskatchewan) |
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