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Welcome to

Marine-Coastal Sedimentology Lab

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Morphodynamics
Sedimentology
Stratigraphy

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Professor Kyungsik Choi, a.k.a. tidalchoi, has devoted entire his academic career to the sedimentological and morphodynamic characterization of the tide-influenced depositional systems in various settings to better predict spatio-temporal variability of facies and stratigraphic architecture, to evalute natural and anthropogenic impacts on the depositional systems, and to reconstruct the evolution of the depositional systems. 

Research

Research 

Marine and Coastal Sedimentology Lab focuses on various issues related to sedimentary processes and morphodynamics of estuaries and deltas spanning from tropical to arctic setting around the globe. 

Publications

Choi, K.S., Jo, J.H., Kim, D.H., Sohn, S.Y., Bang, S.H., 2024. Morphodynamics of macrotidal channels in Korean tidal flats: implications for the role of monsoon precipitation and the stratigraphic architecture of tidal point bars. GSL Spec. Publ. 540, 2023-113.

Bisson, L.S., Choi, K.S., 2024. Climate control on the channel morphodynamics of the Sittaung River, Myanmar. Scientific Reports 14, 7524.

Kim, D., Jo, J., Nam, S.-I., Choi, K.S., 2022. Morphodynamic evolution of paraglacial spit complexes on a tide-influenced Arctic fjord delta (Dicksonfjorden, Svalbard). Marine Geology 447, 106800.

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