Torbjörn E. Tornqvist

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Associated Concepts [?]

• Geology
• Biology
• Geography
• Paleontology
• Oceanography
• Geomorphology
• History
• Archaeology
• Physics
• Engineering
• Cartography
• Physical geography
• Ecology
• Structural basin
• Sea level
• Holocene
• Environmental science
• Astronomy
• Geotechnical engineering
• Aerospace engineering
• Climate change
• Delta
• Sediment
• Computer science
• Hydrology (agriculture)

Authored Works

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• Why do some rivers build deltas and others don't?
• The Potential of the Planned Mid-Barataria Sediment Diversion (Mississippi Delta) as a Blue Carbon Sink
• Long-Term Vertical Accretion and Subsidence Rates within Paleo-Environments of the Mid-Barataria Diversion Receiving Basin, Louisiana, USA.
• Acceleration of U.S. Southeast and Gulf Coast Sea-Level Amplified by Internal Climate Variability
• Utilizing ArcGIS Pro for the Analysis of Source-to-Sink Sediment Flux during the Last Glacial Maximum
• Spatiotemporal Analysis of Shallow Subsidence Rates in Coastal Louisiana Based on 300 Point Observations Covering the Past 10+ Years
• Results from a Sediment Compaction Rate Measurement in the Mississippi River Delta
• Present-day organic carbon accumulation rates in the Louisiana coastal wetlands
• Partitioning early Holocene North American v. Antarctic ice melt from high-resolution reconstructions of sea-level rise and glacial isostatic adjustment modeling
• Landward Translation of Global Deltaic Shorelines During the Last Deglaciation: Implications for Sediment Partitioning
• Embankment Reduces Oxidative Riverine Organic Carbon Loss and Changes the Carbon Cycle

Linked Co-Authors

• A.J.F. Hoitink
• Albert J. Kettner
• Andreas Lang
• Andrew D. Ashton
• B. E. Rosenheim
• J. C. Rowland
• Jaap H. Nienhuis
• John M. Klinck
• Mark A. Zumberge
• Mead A. Allison
• Michael S. Steckler
• Pippa L. Whitehouse
• Surui Xie
• Sönke Dangendorf
• Tal Ezer
• Thomas Frederikse
• Thomas Wahl
• Timothy H. Dixon

Linked Collaborating Institutions

• Coastal Carolina University, South Carolina
• Denison University, Ohio
• Durham University, UK
• Jet Propulsion Laboratory
• Lamont-Doherty Earth Observatory
• Los Alamos National Laboratory, New Mexico
• Louisiana State University
• Memorial University of Newfoundland, Canada
• Old Dominion University, Virginia
• Tulane University, Louisiana
• UMass Amherst
• University of Arizona
• University of Arkansas, Fayetteville
• University of California, San Diego
• University of Central Florida
• University of Colorado, Boulder
• University of Ottawa, Canada
• University of Salzburg, Austria
• University of South Florida
• University of South Florida, St Petersburg
• University of Utrecht, Netherlands
• Wageningen University, Netherlands
• Woods Hole Oceanographic Institute, Massachusetts

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