“Jam Roll” Mass Transport Complex, Mt. Messenger Formation, New Zealand
The Sedimentary Environments and Analogues Research Group is based at the University of Waikato in Hamilton, New Zealand. Our work is focused on understanding the physical, chemical, and biological controls on the characteristics and distribution of sedimentary facies. We are particularly interested in studying modern siliciclastic depositional environments to use them as analogues for understanding Earth’s surface processes and deposits from the geological past. Our research aims to bridge the gap between scientific curiosity and real-world application. We have a strong foundation in undergraduate and postgraduate teaching in sedimentology, ichnology, and stratigraphy. The research group aims to be diverse and inclusive.
