It has been absolutely fascinating to take much of what we and others have been working on in deep marine systems and apply this to tsunami deposits in coastal lakes. Very excited about this piece of work!!!

We then examine how the different sediments are formed using advances in process sedimentology. Turns out tsunami form sediment gravity flows in deeper lakes, and hybrid event beds (reflecting spatial and temporal changes in flow rheology) just like those in deep marine systems.

Personally this is my 22nd Sedimentology paper. One wonders if it might be the last given all that is happening at the IAS.

Yes, very odd. It is normally me in the gown!

Brilliant!!!

Moving at around 1 m per minute and a half.

Have sent the IAS letter and the response I posted to BSRG across. We best get you back on the BSRG list.

I think you have nailed it there.

You still on the Imperial email?

Yes the website is way out of date as the people who updated it have gone. All CEs, plus Christa have gone plus 12 of the AEs. There are 7 AEs listed here that had already gone. By the end of Monday Elaine will have gone as well. They have hollowed out the entire journal.

Thanks. Feel free to post it here if you wish. I am still very new here.

Yes I have just posted a response to parts of it to the BSRG list. Perhaps @seismatters.bsky.social and @bedforms.bsky.social could post that here and elsewhere. It comes as absolutely no surprise that there is no change. This has been the way of it since the Treasurer was appointed.