Generic 3D interpolation of Holocene base-level rise and provision of accommodation space, developed for the Netherlands coastal plain and infilled palaeovalleys

K. Koster^*, Jan Stafleu, K.M. Cohen

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2019
Holocene sea-level database for the Rhine-Meuse Delta, The Netherlands: implications for the pre-8.2 ka sea-level jump
Hijma, M. P. & Cohen, K. M., Jun 2019, In: Quaternary Science Reviews. 214, p. 68-86
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2018
Three-dimensional distribution of organic matter in coastal-deltaic peat: Implications for subsidence and carbon dioxide emissions by human-induced peat oxidation
Koster, K., Stafleu, J., Cohen, K. M., Stouthamer, E., Busschers, F. S. & Middelkoop, H., 1 Jun 2018, In: Anthropocene. 22, p. 1-9
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Using 14C-Dated Peat Beds for Reconstructing Subsidence by Compression in the Holland Coastal Plain of the Netherlands
Koster, K., Cohen, K. M., Stafleu, J. & Stouthamer, E., Sept 2018, In: Journal of Coastal Research. 34, 5, p. 1035-1045
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2003
3D Geostatistic interpolation and geological interpretation of palaeo-groundwater rise within the Holocene coastal prism in The Netherlands
Cohen, K. M., 3 Jul 2003, In: Nederlandse geografische studies. 316, p. 69-105 37 p.
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