I have been interested in Quantitative Sedimentology since I was in my BSc. Growing my interest in Quantitative Sedimentology leads me to cross paths quite often with Physical Geography experts and that was when I met my PhD supervisors. With the lack of quantification and theoretical framework in sedimentology society, I intent to build theoretical frameworks of river deltas using numerical models. I am currently distinguishing autogenic-allogenic signals from the river delta stratigraphy by building up a theoretical threshold between these two forces. Hopefully, by working on the allogenic-autogenic interactions, I could produce a more robust environmental signal extraction from river delta deposits.
My BSc is in Geology from Institut Teknologi Bandung, Indonesia. I continued my study at Institut Francais du Petrole, France with a specialisation in reservoir geoscience. I was then working as a Geology lecturer specialised in Sedimentology in Universitas Indonesia for 2 years before coming to Glasgow to commence my PhD.
1. Scaling relationships of the global river deltas: understanding the growth predictability and avulsion-bifurcation mechanisms
2. Sustainability of gravel mining in the Philippines: a numerical modelling perspective
Prasojo, O. A., Hoey, T. B., Owen, A., & Williams, R. D. (2022). Slope break and avulsion locations scale consistently in global deltas. Geophysical Research Letters, 49, e2021GL093656. https://doi.org/10.1029/2021GL093656
