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Fieldwork in McMurdo Dry Valleys, Antarctica. Photo: Ola Fredin
Digital elevation model and satellite imagery over Nordfjord. Rendered by Ola Fredin

Welcome to the Landscape and climate group at the Geological Survey of Norway

The Landscape and Climate group consists of specialists in Quaternary Geology, Geomorphology, Sedimentology and Marine Geology. Our research focus on surface processes, landscape development, sedimentary archives of climate change and natural climate development. 

Our group works mainly in northern Europe and Russia, including Svalbard and Greenland. The group's expertise lies within:

  • Landscape forming processes in changing climates, and development of models of glacial and non-glacial landscapes
  • Reconstruction of past climate variations on centennial to millennial timescale
  • Understanding of sediment source-to-sink processes in time and space
  • Reconstruction of major glaciations in and their impact on petroleum systems
  • Development and communication of geological knowledge to the public
Calendar
Dinoflagellate cyst used to reconstruct palaeoclimate. Photo: Kari Grøsfjeld
GlaciPet Workshop at NGU Trondheim 05 - 07 nov. 2007

Achim A. Beylich at the 1st IPY Workshop on sustaining Arctic Observing Networks, 12 - 14 nov. 2007, Stockholm, Sweden. Presentation of SEDIBUD

Jochen Knies to GANS workshop, 22 - 23 nov. 2007

Seditrans Workshop at NGU Trondheim 26 - 27 nov. 2007

SciencePub Project meeting in Selbu 06 - 07 dec. 2007

Jochen Knies to AGU in San Francisco 10 - 14 dec. 2007 with presentation of GlaciPet.