Thank you to all participants of the ARCEx Annual Conference 2020 – the Digital Edition!
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Day 1, 19 Oct – Technology for eco-safe exploration in the Arctic
Welcome address.
Alfred Hanssen, UiT
Potential use of seismic for Arctic climate monitoring.
Helene Meling Stemland
Electromagnetics in the Barents Sea – A controlled case study based on the Wisting field.
Vemund Thorkildsen
Estimating blue whale source level and vocalizing depth from single sensor observation.
Léa Bouffaut, NTNU
From seismic-scale outcrop to hand sample: streamlining SfM photogrammetry processing in the geosciences.
Peter Betlem, UNIS
Skating on thin ice and other seismic investigations.
Rowan Romeyn, UiT
Day 2, 20 Oct – Petroleum geoscience
Global carbon isotope signals found on Svalbard -preliminary results.
Victoria Engelschiøn, UiO
North Atlantic-Arctic tectonics related to the wider Barents Sea paleogeography and basin evolution.
Mohamed Mansour Abdelmalak, UiO
Linking facies descriptions, total organic carbon and bitumen richness – a case study from the Middle Triassic black shales of eastern Svalbard.
Fredrik Wesenlund, UiT
Permafrost trapped natural gas – a ticking time bomb or potential energy source?
Thomas Birchall, UNIS
Seal Characterization and Seal Integrity in Uplifted Basins on the Barents Shelf, the Greater Hoop Area.
Renate S. Paulsen, UiT
Presalt Carboniferous basin architecture, salt tectonics and basin modeling providing new exploration insights in the Nordkapp Basin, SW Barents Sea.
Muhammad Hassaan, UiO – please contact author for access.
Day 3, 21 Oct – Environmental risk management
Pelagic ecosystem dynamics between late autumn and the post spring bloom in the high latitude Kaldfjorden.
Ingrid Wiedmann, UiT
Parental exposure to crude oil on fertilization success and embryo development in Atlantic cod.
Claudia Erhart, UiT
Oil spill response options from a shrimp`s perspective.
Frederike Keitel-Gröner, NORCE
Current status of SYMBIOSES.
Mathias Bockwoldt, UiT
Large whale acoustic behavior in Lofoten-Vesterålen recorded by autonomous systems.
Sofia Aniceto, UiT/VISTA
Masking effects of seismic airguns on baleen whale communication.
Hannah Kriesell, NTNU
Day 4, 22 Oct – Petroleum geosciences
Onshore-offshore correlations of the Billefjorden fault zone, Svalbard.
Aleksandra Smyrak-Sikora, UNIS
The Norian to Bathonian reservoir interval of Svalbard and examples of correlation to the northern Barents Sea.
Gareth Lord, UNIS
Miocene sedimentary environments on the northern Mid-Norwegian continental margin.
Stine Bjordal Olsen, UiT
Cenozoic evolution of the northern Barents Sea-Svalbard Area.
Maximilian Weber, UiT
Lower Cretaceous source rocks, SW Barents Sea.
Andreas Hagset, UiT
The Paleocene succession in Svalbard – summary and new insights into an initial foreland basin.
Malte Jochmann, UNIS
