Two-phase flow modelling for geological problems: Background, method, and applications Gang Lu1,* Dave A. May2, and Ritske S. Huismans1 1Department of Earth Science, Bergen University, Bergen, N-5007, Norway 2Scripps Institution of Oceanography, UC San Diego *Corresponding author: gang.lu@geo.uib.no Two-phase flow, …
Extra-ordinary Geo-lunch seminar This week Prof. Zoe Shipton and Prof. Clare Bond are at GEO in connection with Vilde Dimmen’s PhD defense on Friday. The hydraulic evolution of fracture networks under dynamic loading Zoe Shipton, Department of Civil …
Frank Peel & Gillian Apps (UT Austin) are visiting UiB this week and will give two talks. 1. Modern deposition on active salt, Iran - analog for North Sea Triassic? by Gillian Apps 2. Shallow or deep basin? What the …
Unearthing a link between old and new plate boundaries and present-day seismotectonics of Svalbard: First insights from the new high-res 700k earthquake catalog of the European plate's far North Abstract: Oceanic ridges and transform faults comprise nearly 45% of the …
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Where do they come from? Where do they go? Diamonds in Namibia An indoor fieldtrip to Southern Namibia by Lucas Valore and Melanie Kling This May, Lucas and Melanie have had the opportunity to participate in a source-to-sink fieldtrip to …
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The Hunt for Water: glacier hydrology on Svalbard My name is Andreas and my research focus is within glacier hydrology with an interdisciplinary approach. Originally from Germany, I did my masters in mechanical engineering in Germany and at UNIS working …
Tlateles, gardens, chinampas and swamps. The Basin of Mexico more than a lacustrine landscape Kurt Henrich Wogau Chong The endorheic Basin of Mexico (BM) is characterized by a heterogeneous landscape that comprises volcanic and tectonic structures and a diversity of …
Coseismic Ground Failures of 2020 Petrinja Earthquake & Plans for PhD adventure Nina Hećej At the upcoming Geolunch event, I will introduce myself through a two-part presentation. Within the first part, I will discuss prior research on coseismic ground failures …