Master examinations - Page 22

The granulite-eclogite facies transition as developed in the Bergen Arcs, with focus on the minerals scapolite and spinel

De-blending of marine seismic hydrophone and multicomponent data

The role of the initial condition in numerical models of the present-day mantle flow field

Investigations of mass balance on Marthabreen, Svalbard in 2014

Reservoir Quality of Lower-Middle Jurassic sandstones within the Johan Castberg Field in the SW Barents Sea

Landslide risk management perceptions in territories - comparative case studies of Hong Kong and Norway

Development and distribution of palsas in Finnmark, Northern Norway, for the period 1950s to 2010s

Geomechanical and Structural characteristics of  a paleoreservoir -caprock sucsession; sandstones of Humbugflats, Central Utah

Deformation bands in collapsed sandstone reservoirs, An example from Upper Jurassic Entrada Formation, Utah, USA

Vurdering av DHM kvalitet til ASTER GDEM for anvendelse innen geofarer

Structural analysis of the Klakk Fault Complex, offshore mid-Norway

Fault Analysis Based on 3D Seismic Data from the Northern Horda Platform

Pre-Jurassic evolution of the Fingerdjupet Subbasin, SW Barents Sea

Late Paleocene - earliest Eocene prograding system in the SW Barents Sea

Structural evolution of the northern North Sea – with links to the adjacent onshore geology

Water resources assessment of glacierized Himalayanbasin under changing climate. Case study - The Upper Beas Basin (up to Thalout), India

Dynamic simulations of landslide runout in cohesive soils

Diffractions and Their Multiples: Techniques to Enhance and Remove Them

Distribution of chalk in the lower Palaeocene reservoir sandstones of the Maureen Formation

The lithostratigraphy and history of the Caledonian mélange basin rocks below the Jotun Nappe in Bøverdalen, South Central Norway

Basin modelling of the south-west Barents Sea.

Petrographic evaluation of the Middle Jurassic sandstones of the Brent Group, North Sea, A petrographic study of the Ness, Etive and Rannoch formations

Depositional history of Late Ordovician – earliest Silurian storm dominated shelf, incised valley and open marine settings, inner Oslofjorden islands (Oslo Region).

Reactions involving S-scapolite and sulphides during reworking of granulite facies anorthosites, Lindås Nappe, western Norway