Magma transport in volcanic plumbing systems induces surface deformation, which can be monitored by geodetic techniques, such as GPS and InSAR. These geode- tic signals are commonly analyzed through geodetic models in order ...

Skredfarekartlegging i Norge blir i dag i stor grad utført av eksterne selskaper på oppdrag fra Norges vassdrags- og energidirektorat (NVE), noe som fører til varierende tolkning av retningslinjer og detaljnivå. Målet med ...

Debris flows and debris slides/avalanches (weather-induced landslides) represent a significant threat to infrastructures and human habitation in Norway. They are triggered by a combination of high intensity rainfall, ...

In a changing climate, terrestrial water storages are of great interest as water availability impacts key aspects of ecosystem functioning. Thus, a better understanding of the variations of wet and dry periods will contribute ...

I løpet av Jordas historie har det oppstått fem store masseutryddelser, hvor over 70 % av livet ble utryddet og det oppstod store klimatiske endringer. Fire av utryddelsene korrelerer i tid med store vulkanutbrudd, og det ...

A grid of 2D regional seismic lines from six different surveys together with Bouguer gravity anomaly data and borehole data sets have been used to get an insight of the structural development of the Ringkøbing-Fyn High and ...

Abstract The study was mainly focused on the development of the Late Cenozoic shelf outbuilding in the northern North Sea and offshore mid-Norway. Principles of seismic sequence stratigraphy were applied as a tool to ...

This study focuses on the Late Cenozoic development of the Mid-Norwegian continental margin, with emphasis on seismic sequence patterns and relative differential tectonic movements. Seismic stratigraphic framework has been ...

Geologically the mid-Norwegian continental shelf (62°-69°30’N) has undergone several phases of rifting, uplifting and erosion, but the present shape of the shelf/margin developed during Plio/Pleistocene time. During late ...