Affiliates and Links

IAS-supported initiatives and links to external sedimentology resources

IAS Affiliated Resources

The IAS is an affiliated organization of the IUGS and currently sponsors the following groups and resources

Antarcticglaciers

Antarctic Glaciers

Antarctic Glaciers is a fabulous resource for anyone interested in global glacial processes, landforms, and sedimentology – despite the name, this site extends way beyond Antarctica. It includes a wealth of educational resources, information on climate change and sea level rise, Antarctic data sets, a blog and opportunities to “ask a scientist” about anything to do with Antarctica and glacial systems.

Sedsonline

Seds Online

Seds Online is a free-to-access resource that provides an interactive and accessible online platform for anyone, at any career stage, with an interest in sedimentology. It offers monthly webinars on the latest research (many of which are archived in a video library), opportunities for research students to present their work in a friendly and enthusiastic forum, teaching resources, and virtual conferences.

Carbonateworld

Carbonate World

Carbonate World is an online atlas with more than 800 images covering an extensive spectrum of carbonate textures, grain types, diagenetic features, depositional environments, and case studies. The images are organised in categories and subcategories (e.g., carbonate rock classification, skeletal grains, ooids, corals, burial diagenesis etc.) and frequently updated with new material.

Tidalites

Tidalites Scientific Group

The Tidalites Scientific Group is a free-to-join informal association of individuals who are interested in the dynamics of the water-level variations and water fluxes that are generated by tides, and also in the morphological features of modern and ancient sedimentary deposits that are produced by tidal currents. The group endorses thematic conferences, seminars, laboratory activities, PhD opportunities and annual field courses focused on modern and ancient tidal environments, including the organization of the Tidalites congress every four years.