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Johan B. Svendsen

Mass and hyperconcentrated flow deposits record dune damming and catastrophic breakthrough of ephemeral rivers, Skeleton Coast Erg, Namibia

Development of early diagenetic silica and quartz morphologies — Examples from the Siri Canyon, Danish North Sea

Predictive permeability variations in a Hermod sand reservoir, Stine Segments, Siri Field, Danish North Sea

Comparison between outcrop-spectral gamma ray logging and whole rock geochemistry: implications for quantitative reservoir characterisation in continental sequences

Synthetic heavy mineral stratigraphy: applications and limitations

Chapter 43 The Application of Bulk Rock Geochemistry to Reveal Heavy Mineral Sorting and Flow Units in Thick, Massive Gravity Flow Deposits, Siri Canyon Palaeocene Sandstones, Danish North Sea

Discrimination of density flow deposits using elemental geochemistry—Implications for subtle provenance differentiation in a narrow submarine canyon, Palaeogene, Danish North Sea

Facies Discrimination in a Mixed Fluvio-Eolian Setting Using Elemental Whole-Rock Geochemistry--Applications for Reservoir Characterization

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