The Sedimentological Society of Japan


THE JOURNAL OF THE SEDIMENTOLOGICAL SOCIETY OF JAPAN

Vol. 70 No. 1, July 2011


Cover Story
Turbidites in the Miocene Marnoso Arenacea Formation, northern Apennines, Italy
-- Go-ichiro Uramoto -- 2
Article
Spatial and temporal distribution patterns of fluid-mud deposits in a sandy flat:An example from the Banzu sandy flat, Obitsu River mouth, Tokyo Bay, Japan
-- Naohisa Nishida and Makoto Ito -- 3- 14
Notes
Mineral and Metal Resources Originated from Saline Water
-- Koichi Aoyagi -- 15- 24
Special issue: Notes from 18th International Sedimentological Congress
Spatial and temporal changes in distribution patterns of sheet-like turbidite sandstone beds and bed-sets in a forearc submarine-fan succession of the Miocene-Pliocene Kiyosumi Formation, Boso Peninsula, central Japan
-- Go-ichiro Uramoto and Makoto Ito -- 25- 30
Sediment transport pathways on the modern microtidal sand flat reconstructed by the new method of sediment trend analysis (P-GSTA):Case studies of Kushida River and Obitsu River deltas, Japan
-- Shota Yamashita, Hajime Naruse and Takeshi Nakajo -- 31- 36
Identification of fluid-mud deposits in sandy shelf successions and its implications
-- Naohisa Nishida, Yasushi Shimano, Yuhei Komatsu and Makoto Ito -- 37- 42
Recognition of subaerial exposure surface and relative sea-level change in Pleistocene shallow-marine carbonates in the southern part of Miyako Island, southwestern Japan
-- Takashi Nanjo, Ayumi Mizota and Hiroki Matsuda -- 43- 47
Abstract in Japanese from the ISC2010
Mode of fluid migration in the accretionary prism of the Nankai Trough seismogenic zone:129I distribution in the pore waters from the IODP NanTroSEIZE Stage 1
-- Hitoshi Tomaru and Udo Fehn -- 49- 51
Conference Report
A conference report on the ISC2010 (Mendoza)
-- Naohisa Nishida -- 53- 54
Announcement
-- 55- 60


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