SEARG specialises in producing high-quality palaeogeographic reconstructions that place sedimentary systems within a realistic tectonic framework. With over 25 years of combined research experience in Southeast Asia, our team brings deep regional knowledge and extensive familiarity with the geological literature and datasets of the region.
By integrating tectonic reconstructions, sedimentary basin evolution, and sediment routing systems, we develop palaeogeographic maps that illustrate how landscapes, basins, and sediment pathways evolved through geological time. These reconstructions help identify where sediments were sourced, how they were transported, and where they were ultimately deposited.
Our approach combines published data, regional geological synthesis, and our own field and analytical expertise to build reconstructions that are both scientifically robust and tailored to specific project needs. The result is a clear geological framework that can support academic research, basin analysis, exploration studies, and regional geological interpretation.
Palaeogeographic reconstructions can be developed for any geological time period, from basin-scale studies to regional reconstructions across Southeast Asia.
To discuss a project or request a bespoke reconstruction, please contact Amy Gough (A.Gough@hw.ac.uk).
Southeast Asia Research Group 