Chapman Source to Sink

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= AGU Chapman Conference on Source to Sink Systems Around the World and Through Time =
Recent Advances in Understanding Production, Transfer, and Burial of Terrestrial and Marine Materials on the Earth Surface
Oxnard, California, USA
24–27 January 2011
==Conveners==
Charles A. NittrouerSchool of Oceanography, Univeristy of Washington
nittroue@ocean.washington.edu
Steven A. KuehlVirginia Institute of Marine Sciences, College of William & Mary
kuehl@vims.edu
==Conference Objectives and General Description==
The general goal of this conference is to articulate the ideas that are the foundation for a holistic understanding of sediment dispersal from land origins to marine accumulation, and to explore the theoretical and observational studies that support them.
This Chapman Conference will substantially expand the results of individual source-to-sink research projects by contrasting diverse dispersal systems. An attempt will be made to resolve fundamental differences in the operation of processes that transfer mass across the Earth surface. This effort will develop a global perspective with studies from around the world, and will facilitate the synthesis and integration of S2S research as part of an inclusive international conference, a digital text, and classroom materials.
One example of such material is the Google-Earth based database that documents paper on major river systems. Feel free to simply list your papers here 
==Financial Support==
The conference organizers acknowledge the generous support of the following organizations:
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==Program==
== Oral Presentations ==
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==Poster presentations==
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Author(s) 	Title 	Download (pdf)
Shouye Yang 	The sediment source-to-sink patterns in large drainage basins and marginal seas: the Changjiang (Yangtze River) example 	
Steven L. Goodbred Jr., Rachel Beavins Tracy, Michael T. Ramirez, Tom D. Dillehay, and Mario Pino 	Source-to-margin behavior of an arid, El Niño-influenced mountain drainage and coastal plain: The Chicama River, northern Peru 	
Zuosheng YANG, Naishuang BI, Youjun JI, Houjie WANG, and Yoshiki Saito. 	Sediment transport and deposition off the Huanghe (Yellow River) Delta and in the adjacent Bohai Sea and seasonal comparison 	
Rick Yang, James T. Liu 	The temporal variability of particle composition in the river plume of a small mountainous river 	
Alexander R. Simms, Taylor Troiani, Tim Dellapenna, Erin Piper, and Yusuke Yokoyama 	The importance of winds in controlling deposition and reconstructing climate within the estuaries of the Gulf Coast, USA 	
Penny M. Youngs, and Steven L. Goodbred 	Geochemical fingerprints unravel complex source-to-sink behavior under a variety of forcing conditions: Unparalleled insights from the Ganges-Brahmaputra Delta 	
Irina Overeem, Benjamin Hudson, Maureen Berlin, Daniel McGrath, James Syvitski, and Sebastian Mernild 	Fjord Sediment Plumes as Indicators of West Greenland Meltwater Flux 	
Phaedra Upton, Nicola Litchfield, Alan Orpin, Albert Kettner, Murray Hicks, Marcus Vandergoes 	Modelling Source-to-Sink systems in New Zealand: The Waipaoa and Waitaki catchments. 	
Gordon D.M. Cameron, and Edward (Ned) L. King 	Possible flood events in large shelf crossing troughs on the Southeast Canadian Margin 	
Daniel Livsey, and Alexander Simms 	Depositional facies of estuarine upper-bay deposits in arid climates; Baffin Bay, Texas 	
Eric Bilderback, Jarg Pettinga, Nicola Litchfield, Mark Quigley, Michael Marden, Josh Roering, Alan Palmer and Mike Page 	Timing and Magnitude of Latest Pleistocene and Holocene deep-seated Landslides in the Waipaoa Sedimentary System, New Zealand 	
Curt Storlazzi, Joshua Logan, Christopher Conaway, Henry Chezar, and David Rubin 	Spatial and Temporal Variability in Coastal Grain Size due to River Floods and Storm Waves 	
Edward (Ned) L. King 	Canyon-head evolution and the influence of glacial regime along the southeast Canadian margin 	
N. Litchfield, K. Berryman, W. Smith, and K. Clark 	Tectonic controls on Source to Sink Systems and the interplay with sea level change: Examples from northeastern New Zealand 	
Vamsi Ganti, Kyle M. Straub, Efi Foufoula-Georgiou, and Chris Paola 	Space-Time Dynamics of Delta Evolution and Implications for Stratigraphy 	
Robert W.R. Weight, John B. Anderson, and Rodrigo Fernandez 	Holocene mud accumulation on the central Texas shelf linked to climate change and sea-level rise 	
Maarten Lupker, Christian France-Lanord, and Valler Galy. 	Glacial-interglacial weathering in the Himalayan system: a source to sink approach 	
Daniel J. Nowacki, and Andrea S. Ogston 	Multiple scales of controls on sediment transport in intertidal flats: tidal stage, storms, and seasons 	
T.A. Kniskern, K.L. Fransworth, and J.A. Warrick 	River discharge along the US West Coast margin: identifying river basins that flood concurrently 	
Kimberly G. Rogers, and Steven L. Goodbred Jr. 	Gateway to the deep sea: highstand interactions between canyon and clinoform 	
Sheet, B.A., Fricke, A.T., Allison, M.A., and Nittrouer, C.A. 	Linking terrestrial and submarine sedimentary processes: a preliminary bathymetric and sub-bottom survey of the Stehekin Delta, Lake Chelan, WA 	
Katie Boldt, Charles Nittrouer, Bernard hallet, Michele Koppes, Carlos Moffat, Adam barker, Andres Rivera, and John Anderson 	The impact of marine melting and sedimentation on glacier advance and retreat: Southern Patagonia Icefield, Chile 	
Bastiaan Notebaert, and Gert Verstraeten 	Late-Holocene hillslope and fluvial sediment dynamics: a field and modeling approach 	
Hans Middelkoop, Gilles Erkens, and Marcel van der Perk 	The Rhine Delta – A record of fluvial sediment trapping over various time scales 	
Paul Liu, John Milliman, Zuosheng Yang, Anchun Li, Shu Gao, Char-shine Liu, Nguyen van Lap, and Tran Duc Thanh 	Fates of Major Asian River‐Derived Sediments to the Ocean 	
James T. Liu and The FATES Team 	From the Highest to the Deepest: A River-Sea Dispersal System on the NE Edge of the South China Sea 	
Lonnie Leithold, Neal Blair, Laurel Childress, and Mike Marden 	Using continental margin organic geochemical stratigraphy to reconstruct watershed history – Lessons from the Waipaoa Sedimentary System, New Zealand 	
Sean P.S. Gulick, John M. Jarger, Robert S. Reece, Lindsay L. Worthington, Aaron L. Berger, James M. Spotila, Kenneth D. Ridgway, Terry L. Pavlis, and Gail L. Christeson	Varying Neogene Impact of Glacial Sediment Flux from Source to Sink on Tectonics and Stratigraphy in the Gulf of Alaska 	
Jung-Hyun Kim, Claudia Zeli, Patricia Moreira-Turcq, Marcela Andrea Pérez, David Hollander, Dorthe Klitgaard Kristensen, Roselyne Buscail, and Jaap S. Sinninghe Damsté 	Tracing soil organic matter from source to sink 	
Tian-Jian Hsu, C. Emre Ozdemir, Patrick J. Snyder, Xiao Yu, Jia-Lin Chen, and Fengyan Shi 	The Trapping and Delivering of Fine Sediment in the Coastal Environment 	
Timothy Eglinton, Valier Galy, Nick Drenzek, Angie Dickens, Enno Schefuss, Daniel Montlucon, Ying Wu, and Xiaojuan Feng 	Developing a global perspective on the dynamics of fluvial transfer of terrestrial biospheric carbon to the ocean 	
Som Dutta, Mariano Ignacio Cantero, Gary Parker, Carlos Pantano-Rubino, and Marcelo H. Garcia 	Turbulence Modulation due to Stratification in Turbidity Currents : Numerical Modeling and Implications for Turbidites 	
Jingping Xu 	Modes of Suspended Sediment Transport in Hueneme Submarine Canyon, Southern California 	
Remo Cossu, and Mathew Wells 	Coriolis forces influence the secondary circulation of gravity currents flowing in large scale sinuous submarine channel systems 	
Rebecca Dorsey, Greg Lazear 	A Preliminary Mass Balance for Colorado River Sediment 	
Joseph Carlin, and Timothy Dellapenna 	Salt wedge controlled sediment dynamics of the Brazos River, TX: Storage in the lower river, transport to the shelf 	
André Sawakuchi, Carlos Guedes, Regina DeWitt, Paulo Giannini, Michael Blair, Daniel Nascimento Jr., and Frederico Faleiros 	OSL Sensitivity as a Tracer of Quartz sand grains in a coastal barrier from Southern Brazil 	
Houjie Wang, Naishuang Bi, Zuosheng Yang, and Yoshiki Saito 	Hyperpycnal flows at the Mouth of Huanghe (Yellow River): Past, Present and Future 	
Pere Puig, Marta Ribó, Albert Palanques, Jorge Guillén, Claudio Lo Iacono, Maria Gómez-Ballesteros, and Juan Acosta 	Contemporary Off-shelf Sediment Transport on the Ebro Margin (COSTEM) 	
Jean Noel Proust, Fabien Paquest, Philip Barnes, and Jarg Pettinga 	Controls on relief and sediment fluxes of active subduction margins at <<Geological>> time scales: 20-100 ka and 1 Ma. The Hawke Bay forearc domain example from New Zealand	
Rip Hale, Andrea S. Ogston, Alan R. Orpin, J.P. Walsh, D. Reide Corbett, and Charles A. Nittrouer 	Sediment-Gravity Flows on the Poverty Bay margin, New Zealand 	
Naishuang Bi, Zuosheng Yang, Houjie Wang, and Yoshiki Saito 	Seasonal variation of suspended-sediment transport through the southern Bohai Strait, China 	
John Shaw, and David Mohrig 	Tracking the distal extent and character of distributary channels on the Wax Lake Delta, Louisiana, USA 	
A. Palanques, P. Puig, X. Durrieu de madron, A. Sanchez-Vidal, C. Pascual, J. Martin, A. Calafat, S. Heussner, and M. Canals 	Canyon and Open Slope as Sources of Suspended Sediment Transport in the Margin and Basin of the Western Gulf of Lions 	
Ray T. Hsu, James T. Liu, and Kevin C. Chang 	Variations of bulk floc density and porosity of different sizes in suspended particles in related to organic carbon in the Gaoping river plume in southern Taiwan 	
Kristen M. Lee, Andrea S. Ogston, and Charles A. Nittrouer 	Export and Retention of Fine-Grained Sediment on the Intertidal Complex of a Small Mountainous River: Skagit River Tidal Flats 	
Rodrigo A. Fernandez, and John B. Anderson 	Temporal and Spatial variability in Glacial Erosion and Deposition based on a study of Patagonian and Antarctic Peninsula tidewater glacier settings 	
Jim Shobe, Andrea S. Ogston, and Mike Field 	Terrestrial Sediment Flux Across a Fringing Reef in Moloka'i, Hawai'i 	
Aaron J. Bever, and Courtney K. Harris 	The influence of the geometry of Poverty Bay on sediment dispersal within the Waipaoa Sedimentary System: numerical model investigations comparing Holocene configurations 	
L. Palamenghi, T. Schwenk, V. Spiess, and H.-R. Kudrass 	Anthropogenic stress and natural processes change the sediment partition in the Ganges Brahmaputra subaqueous delta as sink for the Himalaya denudation 	
Robert S. Reece, Sean P.S. Gulick, Brian Horton, Gail Christeson, Lindsay Worthington, and John Jaeger 	Tectonic and climatic influence on the evolution of the Surveyor Fan and Channel system, Gulf of Alaska 	
Chih-An Huh, and Chorng-Shern Horng 	Magnetic properties as tracers for source-to-sink dispersal of sediments: a case study in the Taiwan Strait 	
Michael Grentell, and Rolf Aalto 	Chute Channel Dynamics in Large, Sand-Bed Meandering Rivers 	
J.M. Moriarty, and C.K. Harris 	Wave-and Current-Induced Bed Stress on the Waipaoa Shelf, New Zealand: Variations in Time and Space 	
Erlangga Septama, and Samuel J. Bentley 	Source to sink siliciclastic delivery in the deepwater Gulf of Papua from SEM-MLA aided provenance of the turbidite sand 	
Geert-Jan Vis, Kees Kasse, Dick Kroon, and Jef Vandenberghe 	From Floodplain to Abyssal Plain >> Depocenter Migration of a large European River