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Development and fill of Upper Palaeozoic and Lower Mesozoic extensional basins in Svalbard and on the NW Barents shelf (Extensional basins )
The aim of this project is to examine the relationship between tectonically induced growth-faults and their geometry in relation to the development of accommodation space and facies belts in Upper Paleozoic and lower Mesozoic basins onshore/near shore Svalbard and on the northwestern part of the Barents Shelf.
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Project date
- Starts
- 2012-03-01
- Ends
- 2021-12-31
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- arctic field grant (afg)
Discipline
- geology
Project Keywords
- solid earth / tectonics / stratigraphic sequence
- solid earth / rocks/minerals / sedimentary rocks
- solid earth / tectonics / faults
- solid earth / tectonics
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Summary
The aim of this project is to examine the relationship between tectonically induced growth-faults and their geometry in relation to the development of accommodation space and facies belts in Upper Paleozoic and lower Mesozoic basins onshore/near shore Svalbard and on the northwestern part of the Barents Shelf.
Project members
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Snorre Olaussen
Investigator
UNIS -
Lars Stemmerik
Investigator
KU -
Aleksandra Anna Smyrak-Sikora
Data Center Contact
UNIS -
Aleksandra Anna Smyrak-Sikora
Investigator
UNIS -
Aleksandra Anna Smyrak-Sikora
Project Owner
UNIS -
Jean-Baptiste Philippe Koehl
Investigator
UiT -
Tormod Henningsen
Investigator
Equinor -
Erik Johannessen
Investigator
Equinor
Participating institutions
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The University Centre in Svalbard
(UNIS)
Department of Arctic Technology
Responsible institution
Norway -
Equinor ASA
(Equinor)
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Participating institution
Norway -
The University Centre in Svalbard
(UNIS)
Department of Arctic Technology
Funding institution
Norway -
University of Tromsø
(UiT)
Fac.for Biosciences, Fisheries and Economics
Participating institution
Norway