The last decade has witnessed a significant growth in our understanding of the past and
continuing effects of ice sheets and glaciers on contemporary crustal deformation and …

Nuclear power is strategically and quantitatively an important contributor to global electricity
generation capacity and produces a small amount of potentially highly hazardous wastes …

Fennoscandia, today a region of low to moderately low seismicity, was, at the time of
deglaciation, with rates of uplift on the order of tens of centimetres per year, a region of very …

A systematic compilation and characterisation of many reports of neotectonic crustal
deformation in Norway (both on local and regional scales) has identified two neotectonic …

Many fault scarps, interpreted as post-or late-glacial in age, occur in northern Sweden and
adjacent parts of Finland and Norway. In the Lansjärv area in northern Sweden attempts …

Tectonic lineaments of the Norwegian mainland have been outlined and characterised in a
new lineament map of Norway. The underlay is a natio nal coverage of Landsat TM 7 …

Over the last thirty years, through studies of neotectonic phenomena, it has become evident
that the present-day Baltic Shield is not the uniformly quiet, stable, continental-crustal area …

The marine‐lacustrine transition (isolation contact) in sediment cores from eight lake basins
situated 13.5–72 m asl, in the Norwegian‐Russian border area north of Nikel, northwest …

Observations of features related to neotectonic activity and recent crustal movements have
been reported in Norway as neotectonic 'claims' since the 1880s, and have been increasing …

Norway and its continental margin, in spite of being located in an intraplate environment, is
of great interest from a Neotectonic perspective. Influence on neotectonics stems both from …