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Abstracts and Proceedings of the Geological Society of Norway 33rd Geological winter meeting Number 1, 2019 Abstracts and Proceedings of the Geological Society of Norway Edited by: Hans Arne Nakrem and Ann Mari Husås www.geologi.no © Norsk Geologisk Forening (NGF) , 2019 ISBN: 978-82-8347-041-3 NGF Abstracts and Proceedings NGF Abstracts and Proceedings was first published in 2001. The objective of this series is to generate a common publishing channel of all scientific meetings held in Norway with a geological content. Editors: Hans Arne Nakrem, UiO/NHM Ann Mari Husås, NGF Orders to: Norsk Geologisk Forening c/o Norges Geologiske Undersøkelse N-7491 Trondheim, Norway E-mail: [email protected] www.geologi.no Published by: Norsk Geologisk Forening c/o Norges Geologiske Undersøkelse N-7491 Trondheim, Norway E-mail: [email protected] www.geologi.no NGF Abstracts and Proceedings Of the Geological Society of Norway Number 1, 2019 Vinterkonferansen 2019 Bergen, January 7th-9th, 2019 Editors: Hans Arne Nakrem, UiO/NHM Ann Mari Husås Conference committee: Rune Berg-Larsen Larsen, NTNU (chairman) Christian Eide, UiB Elisabeth Femsteinevik, Faroe Petroleum Maarten Felix, NTNU Thorbjørn Kalland,Halliburton/UiB Axel Müller, UiO/NHM Hans Arne Nakrem, UiO/NHM Sylvia Nordfjord, Equinor Sabina Palinkas, UiT Israel Polonia, Lundin Norway Trond Slagstad, NGU Ann Mari Husås, Geological Society of Norway Hovedtemaet på Vinterkonferansen i 2019 er Mineraler og metaller i grønne teknologier. Dette er et tidsriktig tema som berører store deler av geovitenskapene. Samtidig er det et paradoks at førende grønne teknologier som vind- og solcelle-parker, elbiler og gigantiske energibuffere, vil forårsake langt større inng- rep i naturen enn de tradisjonelle energi- og transport-løsningene som dominerer dagens samfunn. Meng- den av geologiske råmaterialer som kreves for de grønne teknologiene er gigantiske. Konfliktnivået i for- bindelse med etableringen av nye gruver, mineralprosesseringfasiliteter og storstilete infrastrukturløsninger vil derfor øke. Som geovitere er et av våre viktige samfunnsoppdrag å endre fortellingen om gruveindustrien som en bransje som bare etterlater stygge sår i landskapet. Gruvedrift er en grønn industri og den er inne i en ri- vende utvikling. Om det ”Grønne skiftet” skal bli mer enn en håndfull vindmøller på Fosen-halvøya og flere Teslaer i kollektiv-feltet, da må den ekspandere i og utenfor Norge. Satt litt på spissen, så har Norge en internasjonal forpliktelse til å dele sine rike mineralske ressurser med resten av verden og fasilitere fossilfri energi og transportløsninger for fremtidige samfunn. Vi kan rett og slett være med å vise hvordan bære- kraftig mineralproduksjon kan komme hele samfunnet til gode. Hovedtemaet i vinterkonferansen 2019 er Mineraler for neste generasjon, men tradisjonen tro har vi et bredt spektrum av faglige sesjoner. Ni sesjoner skal dekke hele det geofaglige spekteret og som en ny- kommer i 2019 har vi sesjonen Geologi i grenseland. Dette er et svært spennende tema som utforsker og dokumenterer det kompliserte samspillet mellom geovitenskapkultur og resten av samfunnet. Geologisk- teknologisk grensesnitt er en annen sesjon hvor vi bryter ned fagbarrierer og viser hvordan nye teknolo- gier kan tilpasses geologiske utfordringer på land og på sokkelen. Vi har invitert to hovedtalere (plenary speakers) til årets møte som profilerer årets tema og brøyter vei inn i nye territorier. Professor Daniel Beat Müller (NTNU) skal øke vår forståelse av konseptet sirkulær økonomi og den såkalte sosio-økonomiske metabolismen innen bruk og resirkulering av geologiske råstoffer i sams- pillet med resten av samfunnet. Professor Fernando Corfu (UiO) vil forelese om Kaledonidenes dannelse og utvikling, - et foredrag som ganske sikkert vil føre til mange friske diskusjoner med framsatte nye teo- rier. Velkommen til vinterkonferansen 2019 i Bergen Glück Auf Rune B. Larsen The main theme of the winter conference in 2019 is Minerals and metals in green technologies. This is a contemporary theme, affecting large portions of the geosciences. At the same time, it is a paradox that lead- ing green technologies such as wind and solar cell parks, electric cars and giant energy buffers, will cause much greater invasions in the geosphere and the biosphere t than the traditional energy and transportation solutions that dominate today's society. The amount of geological raw materials required for the green tech- nologies is gigantic. The conflict level in connection with the creation of new mines, mineral processing facili- ties and large-scale infrastructure solutions will therefore increase. As geoscientists, one of our important social enterprises is to change the story about mining as an industry leaving ugly wounds in the landscape. Mining Is a green industry, is in a rapid development and it is impera- tive to facilitate the Green Shift. If this Green Shift should be more than a handful of windmills on the Fosen peninsula and more Tesla’s In the car pool lane, it must expand throughout the World and Norway has an in- ternational commitment to share its rich mineral resources to accelerate Fossil-free energy and transport solu- tions for future societies. Our collective aim should be to show how sustainable mineral production can benefit everyone, with no environmental scars to the wilderness, neither on employees extracting and processing the raw materials nor the next generations of people. The main theme of the 2019 winter conference is Minerals and metals in green technologies, but as al- ways, we have a wide spectrum of sessions. Nine sessions will cover the whole Geoscience spectrum and as a newcomer in 2019 we also have a session baptized Geology for Society. This is a very intriguing theme where we will explore and document the complex interactions between Earth sciences – culture and the rest of the society. Geological-Technological interface is another interdisciplinary session where we demonstrate how new technologies can be adapted to geological challenges on land as well as in the oceans and reduce the costs and time of geological mapping with a hitherto unknown resolution. We have invited two plenary speakers at this year's meeting that profiles the main theme and bring us into new territories. Professor Daniel Beat Müller (NTNU) should increase our understanding of the concept of the circular economy and the so-called socio-economic metabolism in the use and recycling of geological raw ma- terials and the societal ramifications imposed by this value chain. Professor Fernando Corfu (UiO) will lecture over the state of the art of the Caledonian orogeny, its formation and tectonic division and will almost certainly animate to many fresh discussions sprouting from new terrain reconstructions of the Caledonides. Welcome to the Winter Conference 2019 in Bergen. Glück Auf Rune B. Larsen Sponsors and supporters: NGF gratefully acknowledges support from following: Conference sponsors Shell-award: Conference exhibitors: Gass er i vinden som aldri før. Anna Arteeva, Vind er et av våre satsingsområder, og vi ser store av gass, blant annet fra Equinor. Kombinasjonen av jobber med gass i Equinor. muligheter innenfor havvind. Flere vindparker står gass og vind bidro til at Storbritannia i 2017 hadde allerede ferdig og vi er i full gang med å se på de laveste CO2-utslippene siden den industrielle prosjekter i både Storbritannia, USA, Tyskland og revolusjon. Det handler om å finne riktig balanse Polen. Mulighetene synes enorme. Men hva skjer når mellom energiformene, på kort og lang sikt. det ikke blåser? Da trenger man andre energikilder som sikrer folk energien de trenger. Vi har store ambisjoner, og møter framtiden med optimisme. Og nytt navn. Storbritannia er et godt eksempel på dette. De satser stort på vindkraft. Samtidig er de helt avhengige equinor.com MondayJanuary7th Tuesday, January 8 09:00 Registration and posters up Room: Dragefjellet (2.etg) Room: Teatergaten (2.etg.) Room: Sydneshaugen (2.etg.) Room: Museplass (3.etg.) Room: Tårnplass (4.etg.) Room: Dragefjellet (2.etg) T3 Petroleum geoscience - T7 Geologisk-teknologisk Den norske fjellrekkens T1 Mineraler for neste T9 Geofarer / geohazards 10:00 Welcome, Janka Rom, President of NGF Norwegian Sea grensesnitt / Geological- opprinnelse generasjon / Minerals for 10:30 A systems approach for the monitoring of the physical economy, Daniel Muller technological interface the next generation 11:15 Brøgger award 11:45 Lunch Room: Dragefjellet (2.etg) Room: Teatergaten (2.etg.) Room: Sydneshaugen (2.etg.) Room: Museplass (3.etg.) Room: Tårnplass (4.etg.) 08:40 Presentation Presentation Presentation Presentation Presentation T3 Petroleum geoscience - T8 Sedimentologi . T6 Berggrunns-geologi og T1 Mineraler for neste T4 Kvartær geologi / 09:00 Presentation Presentation Presentation Presentation Barents Sea Stratigrafi og klima / geodynamikk / Bedrock generasjon / Minerals for Quarternary Geology 09:20 Presentation Presentation Presentation Presentation Presentation Sedimentology - Geology and geodynamics the next generation 09:40 Presentation Presentation Presentation Presentation Stratigraphy and climate 10:00 Presentation Presentation Presentation Presentation 10:20 Coffe break 12:40 Presentation Presentation Presentation Presentation Presentation T3 Petroleum geoscience, T8 Sedimentologi . Den norske fjellrekkens T1 Mineraler for neste T9 Geofarer / geohazards 13:00 Presentation Presentation Presentation Presentation Presentation Norwegian Sea Stratigrafi og klima / opprinnelse generasjon / Minerals for 13:20 Presentation Presentation
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