How to use an impossible map - uncertainties in modeling the global water cycle Robert Reinecke (Guest at the Department invited by Elco Luijendijk) Global water models allow us to explore the terrestrial water cycle in an earth-sized digital laboratory …
From local travel time tomography to seismotectonic models. Océane Foix, ISTerre, UGA, Grenoble, France From the creation of seismic databases to seismic travel time tomography and seismic hazard, my aim is to present my career as a young researcher over …
Field stories from Eastern Greenland Presenters Lucie Alain, Agustin Scotti The DeepReservoir project aims to investigate the distribution and geometry of chlorite-coated intervals in the Early Jurassic Tilje Formation and its analogue in Eastern Greenland. This summer the DeepReservoir team …
Marianna Anichini Reaching the end of the world and back. Stories from the HiAOOS expedition in the high Arctic Being at sea has always been my dream. Sailing in a sea covered by ice has been an experience that went …
A NEW NATIONAL SEISMIC HAZARD ASSESSMENT FOR NORWAY Maren Kjos Karlsen Do we have earthquakes and do we need to care? An overview of present and past earthquakes and related shaking, our aims to forecast future activity and shaking, and …
Ground-Penetrating Radar: fun with rapid underground imaging! Isabelle Lecomte Ground-Penetrating Radar (GPR) is probably the most popular geophysical tool for shallow-underground imaging. Its range of application is wide and movies even portray it, e.g., in crime- (forensics) or archaeology-related films. …
EPOS-Norway – Research Infrastructure for Geohazards (EPOS-NG) Mathilde Bøttger Sørensen The EPOS-Norway – Research Infrastructure for Geohazards (EPOS-NG) will be established, starting from early 2025, with funding from the Research Council of Norway’s Infrastructure program. EPOS-NG aims to be the …
How to invert extensional basins – modelling the influence of pre-collisional extension on 3D mountain belt architecture Sebastian Wolf The geological record shows that many orogens, like the Andes, Pyrenees, Atlas, and Greater Caucasus form to a large degree by …
Cretaceous source to sink system on the Norwegian Continental Shelf Albina Gilmullina The several kilometers thick succession of Cretaceous strata on the Norwegian Continental Shelf bears witness to a period characterised by contemporaneous hinterland uplift, basin subsidence and high sedimentation …
CO2 storage in unconventional geological units - preliminary data from fieldwork in Iceland along the Husavik-Tjornes Peninsula Edoseghe Edwin Osagiede