We have SEARG Wiki’s available for the following areas:
Banda Arc, Borneo, Java, Peninsula Malaysia, Sulawesi, Seram, Sumatra, Thailand, West Papua, Vietnam, Myanmar, Philippines, Sorong Fault Zone, Regional Topics
Plate Tectonics, Sediment Provenance Analysis, Thermochronology, Carbonates, Tomography, Geochemistry, Heat Flow
Southeast Asia Research Group (SEARG) explores the tectonic and sedimentary evolution of one of the most geologically complex regions on Earth. Our research focuses on Eastern Indonesia and Sundaland, with ongoing projects in Sumatra, Borneo, Sulawesi, and West Papua.
These regions sit at the junction of multiple tectonic plates and record a dynamic history of subduction, volcanism, terrane collision, and basin development. By studying these natural laboratories, we investigate how landscapes, sediment systems, and tectonic processes interact to shape the Earth’s surface and subsurface.
Our work combines field geology, sedimentology, provenance analysis, mineral geochemistry, and data science to trace sediments from their source regions through river systems and into sedimentary basins. Using these approaches, we reconstruct ancient landscapes and sediment routing systems, revealing how Southeast Asia evolved through time.
SEARG aims to bridge tectonics, surface processes, and basin evolution, providing new insights into regional geology and improving understanding of sedimentary systems relevant to natural resources, geohazards, and the energy transition.
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