Many UTIG researchers are involved in investigations of the morphology of the continental shelf seafloor. With the aid of high-resolution imaging, they are able to link modern seafloor features to sedimentary structure and processes recorded in the stratigraphic record.

• NEW JERSEY MARGIN - GEOCLUTTER
• NEW JERSEY MARGIN/EEL RIVER BASIN - STRATAFORM
• GBDS - GULF OF MEXICO

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• Seabed Variability and its Influence on Acoustic Prediction Uncertainty

• ONR Mine Burial Program

• Geophysical and Geological Reconnaissance for the ONR Geoclutter Program

• Realistic Interpolation of Buried Channel Systems within the New Jersey Geoclutter Natural Laboratory

• Geologic and Geophysical Support for the Geoclutter acoustic reconnaissance field program

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STRATAFORM

NEW JERSEY MARGIN

• Sequence Stratigraphic Geometries and Neogene Evolution of the Middle Atlantic Continental Margin

EEL RIVER BASIN

• STRATAFORM High-resolution Multichannel Seismic Reflection Survey, Eel River Basin California

As oil and gas exploration has moved into deeper waters, the Gulf of Mexico has become the focus of several UTIG projects that aim to learn more about the deeper areas, as well as to understand the Gulf’s complete depositional history.

• GBDS - Gulf of Mexico Depositional Synthesis Project

• GIB - Gulf Intraslope Basins Project

• Sequence Stratigraphy of the Northeastern Gulf of Mexico: An Integrated Seismic, Well Log and Biostratigraphic Approach