Hammerfestbassenget ligger i bassengprovinsen sør i det vestlige Barentshavet og er et sammensatt sedimentærbasseng, 70 km bredt og 150 km langt, som utviklet seg fra sen jura til tidlig kritt. Prøvesettet i denne ...

Abstract Cenozoic sedimentary successions along the passive continental margins of the Atlantic Ocean are of central importance in petroleum exploration. The aim of the present study has been to improve the understanding ...

Snow avalanches are a common hazard experienced in many mountainous environments around the world during the winter months. It is therefore often of great importance to be able to predict these events to reduce the risk ...

The chemical transport model Oslo CTM2 has been used to test two different parameterizations of the black carbon (BC) aerosol. Key uncertainties associated with the representation aerosols in modeling are size distribution, ...

Many areas at the foot of steep rocks are subject to periodic falls as shown by the presence of abundant stone accumulations, called talus. Taluses are relatively common formations that may occur at rather different scales: ...

Rainfall induced landslides is one of the most common natural hazard worldwide. Intensive rainfall and rapid snow melting caused the two landslides in Jordalsdalen in Fjærland in Western Norway. Debris flow is a global ...

The aim of the present study has been to gather and handle data from a sandstone outcrop as an analogue for a hypothetical fluvial sandstone reservoir. Reservoirs generally have a limited set of data and number of data ...

Aerosol particles , such as sulfate aerosols, can act as cloud condensation nuclei (CCN). The CCN spectrum and water vapor supply in a cloud determine the cloud droplet number concentration (CDNC) and hence shortwave optical ...

ABSTRACT The current study reveals the transgressive-regressive sequences and depositional environments of Paleogene Frysjaodden and Hollendardalen formations recorded in the Central Tertiary Basin of Spitsbergen. In ...