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A preliminary study of Lofoten as a potential World Heritage Site based on natural criteria
(NGU-Rapport (2005.086), Report, 2005)(Forkortet)\rThe geology of the Lofoten region has been described with the aim of assessing whether or not the area would qualify as a candidate for the World Heritage List based on its natural properties.\rThe Lofoten ... -
Front variations of outlet glaciers from Jostedalsbreen, western Norway, during the twentieth century
(NGU Bulletin (431), Journal article, 1996)The record of glacier-front position changes at 15 individual outlet glaciers from Jostedalsbreen during the twentieth century is presented and interpreted. A specific pattern of glacier-front oscillations is recognised, ... -
Iagttagelser fra bræer i Sogn og Fjordane
(NGU (34), Journal article, 1901)Forkortet: In the valleys in front of the Norwegian glaciers, there are nearly always great plains of sand and gravel, which the glacial streams have deposited. Om pp. 4 to 8, this is instanced by an account of the fluvial ... -
Litt om Mjøsjøkelen
(NGU (37), Journal article, 1903)Forkortet: To the East of lake Mjøsa is at Brummundal an isolated outcrop of \"rhombic-feldspar-porphyry\" accompanied by a red or yellowish sandstone quite unique in Norway. The joint occurrence of these exceptional rocks ... -
Mid and Late Weichselian, ice-sheet fluctuations northwest of the Svartisen glacier, Nordland, northern Norway.
(NGU Bulletin (440), Journal article, 2002)During the last decade, general Quaternary geological mapping in Nordland county, northern Norway, has provided field-data, supported by radiocarbondating, which have been used as a basis for reconstructing the palaeoclimaticand ... -
Skoggrænsens og sneliniens større høide tidligere i det sydlige Norge
(NGU (36), Journal article, 1903)Forkortet: In the mountainous regions of the Southern Norway, logs and roots of the red fir (pinus sylvestris) are found in the bogs much higher, than this tree grown here, at the present day. This is mentioned by many ... -
Sørlandet i sen- og postglacial tid.
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The prospectivity of the Barents Sea: Ice ages, erosion and tilting of traps
(NGU-Rapport (2003.102), Report, 2003)A three-phase conceptual glacial geological model for the Late Pliocene and entire Pleistocene period has been developed. The model explains variations in erosion in the Barents Sea in space and time and shows:\rThe first ... -
The Tromsø-Lyngen glacier readvance (early Younger Dryas) at Hinnøya-Ofotfjorden, northern Norway: a reassessment
(NGU Bulletin (445), Journal article, 2005)Based on radiocarbon dates, marine seismic data, mapping of surficial deposits, observations of marine limits and shoreline correlations, we have documented a considerable glacier readvance during the Tromsø-Lyngen event ...