A large-scale pattern of Holocene coastal evolution of the western Belgian coastal plain has been reconstructed by means of a series of palaeogeographical maps at 9 time slices between 9.5 and 6 cal. ka BP together with schematical cross-sections of the vertical sediment accumulation. The time-depth estimate and the spatial extension of the palaeo-environments is based on the relative sea-level (RSL) curve and radiocarbon dates of (basal and intercalated) peats and shells. This paper describes the methodology of reconstructing the pre-Holocene surface and asserts that the morphology of the flooded surface is a controlling factor in the distribution of the Holocene sediments. For a better visualization of the rather weak relief, a 3D terrain...
Flooding of the southern part of the North Sea occurred between 9000 and 8000 BP, when the rate of r...
This paper aims at a better understanding of the late Holocene re-entrance of the tidal system in th...
Flooding of the southern part of the North Sea occurred between 9000 and 8000 BP, when the rate of r...
A large-scale pattern of Holocene coastal evolution of the western Belgian coastal plain has been re...
Borehole evidence, correlated by means of sedimentary environmental interpretation, linked with age ...
This paper presents the results of an investigation of late Holocene deposits on the Belgian coastal...
Borehole evidence, correlated by means of sedimentary environmental interpretation, linked with age ...
Borehole evidence, correlated by means of sedimentary environmental interpretation, linked with age ...
This paper aims at a better understanding of the mechanisms and sedimentological processes that caus...
Investigations in the coastal plain yielded new data regarding the stratigraphy of the marine Holoce...
Detailed stratigraphic and sedimentological work, together with radiocarbon datings of the Holocene ...
Diatom and radiocarbon data of two cores from the north-eastern part of the western Belgian coastal ...
The late-Holocene deposits of the coastal lowlands bordering the southern North Sea were formed by a...
Holocene age-depth data from the Belgian coastal plain, basal peat data particularly, are assessed i...
In einem Gebiet sandiger Ablagerungen in der westlichen Küstenebene von Belgien wurden die räumliche...
Flooding of the southern part of the North Sea occurred between 9000 and 8000 BP, when the rate of r...
This paper aims at a better understanding of the late Holocene re-entrance of the tidal system in th...
Flooding of the southern part of the North Sea occurred between 9000 and 8000 BP, when the rate of r...
A large-scale pattern of Holocene coastal evolution of the western Belgian coastal plain has been re...
Borehole evidence, correlated by means of sedimentary environmental interpretation, linked with age ...
This paper presents the results of an investigation of late Holocene deposits on the Belgian coastal...
Borehole evidence, correlated by means of sedimentary environmental interpretation, linked with age ...
Borehole evidence, correlated by means of sedimentary environmental interpretation, linked with age ...
This paper aims at a better understanding of the mechanisms and sedimentological processes that caus...
Investigations in the coastal plain yielded new data regarding the stratigraphy of the marine Holoce...
Detailed stratigraphic and sedimentological work, together with radiocarbon datings of the Holocene ...
Diatom and radiocarbon data of two cores from the north-eastern part of the western Belgian coastal ...
The late-Holocene deposits of the coastal lowlands bordering the southern North Sea were formed by a...
Holocene age-depth data from the Belgian coastal plain, basal peat data particularly, are assessed i...
In einem Gebiet sandiger Ablagerungen in der westlichen Küstenebene von Belgien wurden die räumliche...
Flooding of the southern part of the North Sea occurred between 9000 and 8000 BP, when the rate of r...
This paper aims at a better understanding of the late Holocene re-entrance of the tidal system in th...
Flooding of the southern part of the North Sea occurred between 9000 and 8000 BP, when the rate of r...