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Dashtgard, Shahin

Channelized deposits and regional parasequence sets of the Grouse Paleovalley: McMurray Formation, Alberta, Canada
Constraining accretion rates in a tide-dominated, freshwater river (Pitt River, Canada) and implications for lateral accretion of channels in the tidal-fluvial transition
Early evolution of a forearc basin: Georgia Basin, Vancouver Island, Canada
Facies Modelling of a Tide-Influenced, River-Dominated Delta, Fraser River Delta, British Columbia, Canada
In Search of Cordilleran Point Sources to the Southern McMurray Sub-Basin
Modern and ancient perspectives on deposition across the tidal–fluvial transition in rivers
Paleoenvironmental interpretation and depositional process classification of allomembers D and E, lower Horseshoe Canyon Formation, Alberta, Canada
Palynology and geochemistry of sediments in the tidally influenced lower Fraser River, British Columbia
Permeability Heterogeneity in Bioturbated Strata, Cardium Formation, Pembina Field, and the Identification of Potential Waterflood Opportunities
Reconstructing depositional architecture and stratigraphy of coastal- to shallow-marine strata in a low-accommodation system: McMurray Formation, Alberta, Canada

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