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
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Interaction of tectonics and surface process during oblique rifted margin formation. Insights from 3-D forward coupled geodynamic-surface process modelling. Thomas Theunissen The magma-poor passive rifted conjugate margins in the Southern Equatorial Atlantic, North Atlantic/Arctic oceans, and Northern Mozambique Channel display …
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How to use an impossible map - uncertainties in modeling the global water cycle Robert Reinecke Global water models allow us to explore the terrestrial water cycle in an earth-sized digital laboratory to guide science and policy. These models simulate …
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