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Master examinations - Page 5

Time and place: –, Seminar room 102 (Mellomrommet), the Geology building

Characterization of potential reservoir sandstones of CO2 exploration license Havstjerne (EXL006), offshore Norway

Time and place: –, Auditorium 2, the Geology building

Development of an ice run prediction model

Time and place: –, Meeting room 217b (iEarth), the Geology building

Application of the AvaFrame Dense Flow Model to Norwegian Snow Avalanche Events

Time and place: –, Kelvin (V316), Physics building, University of Oslo

Structural control on the cobalt mineralization at Modum

Time and place: –, Meeting room 217b (iEarth), the Geology building

Comparison of avalanche run-out maps for backcountry travel and satellite detected events

Time and place: –, ALC-room 2320, MetOs, Kristine Bonnevies' hus, Blindern

Effect of Natural Slicks on the Growth and Damping of Wind-Generated Waves

Time and place: –, ALC-room 2320, Kristine Bonnevies' hus

An Idealized Numerical Model Study of Bottom Topographic Influence on Momentum Fluxes, with Emphasis on Contrasting Prograde and Retrograde Flow

Time and place: –, Meeting room 2418, MetOs, Kristine Bonnevies hus, University of Oslo

Large Eddy Simulation of Cloud Topped Boundary Layers. Sensitivity Studies and Model Evaluation using Local Observations

Time and place: –, Meeting room 016 (Undergrunnen), the Geology building

Varmgang i alunskifer: Analyse av ukjente kritiske parametere

Time and place: –, Auditorium 2, the Geology building

Ignimbrites of the Drammen Caldera: A Stratigraphic, Petrographic and Geochemical Analysis of Explosive Volcanism in the Oslo Rift, Norway

Time and place: –, Meeting room 217b (iEarth), the Geology building

Weak Layer Prediction using SNOWPACK: A Comparative Analysis of SNOWPACK Model Results with RegObs Observations near Fonnbu Research Station

Time and place: –, Meeting room 217b (iEarth), the Geology building

Assessing Vegetation Vulnerability to Volcanic Hazard: Tephra Impact and Recovery Analysis

Time and place: –, ALC-room 2320, Kristine Bonnevies' hus, Blindern

Drivers of closed-to-open cell transition in Arctic cold air outbreaks - An unsupervised deep learning approach

Time and place: –, Meeting room 016 (Undergrunnen), the Geology building

Maskinlæringsmodell for deteksjon av kvikkleire på Romerike

Time and place: –, Meeting room k43 (Bifrost), the Geology building

Insights into Pegmatite Emplacement Mechanisms A case study of a pegmatite in Å, Lofoten, Norway

Time and place: –, Seminar room 102 (Mellomrommet), the Geology building

Multi-Modal Change Detection

Time and place: –, Meeting room 016 (Undergrunnen), the Geology building

Geochemical analysis of mine tailings

Time and place: –, Seminar room 102 (Mellomrommet), the Geology building

Snow depth estimation in forested terrain using the ICESat-2 space laser

Time and place: –, Seminar room 219 (Valhall), the Geology building

Weather types that have triggered landslides in Western Norway

Time and place: –, Auditorium 2, the Geology building

Assessment of GloFAS Model Performance in the Southern African Continent: A Case Study of the Zambezi Basin

Time and place: –, Digital examination on Zoom

Characterization of Jurassic reservoirs for CO2 geosequestration in the exploitation license Luna (EXL004), northern North Sea

Time and place: –, Auditorium 2, the Geology building

Ability of the distributed hydrological model LISFLOOD to simulate river discharge in unregulated Norwegian catchments. Effects of including local lake information with a focus on high and low discharge

Time and place: –, Hybrid examination: University Centre in Svalbard (UNIS) + Zoom

On Turbulent Exchange Processes in the High-Arctic Mountainous Boundary Layer

Time and place: –, Svalbard room/lunch room, Natural History Museum, Kabelgata 40, Økern

Trace fossils, paleoecology, and depositional setting of the Middle Ordovician Lysaker Member (Huk Formation), Geitungholmen, Asker

Time and place: –, Meeting room k43 (Bifrost), the Geology building

Relative Importance of Input Parameters in Fault Stability Assessment