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1 st TopoNorge Workshop NGU, Trondheim, March 6-7 2006 Third circular March 1 st 2006

Objectives of the workshop TopoNorge represents the Norwegian contribution to the European TopoEurope initiative that involves geoscientists from more than 20 European countries. The goal of the initiative is to build a core-program for researchers from different fields focussing on the 4D Topography Evolution of Europe (www.acadeuro.org/downloads2/topo- EUROPE%20short.ppt). The aim is to stimulate integrated research on topography from deep Earth to surface processes. The proposal for the core-program will be submitted to the European Science Foundation (ESF, http://www.esf.org) in June 2006. By nature, Norway is expected to be a major player in the forthcoming TopoEurope core-program. The main objectives of the 1 st TopoNorge workshop are: to inform about previous and on-going research; to identify new research lines; to stimulate new projects; to initiate national and international working groups. In order to reach these targets, time has been allocated to general discussions during the course of the workshop. For more info visit www.ngu.no: Projects; TopoNorge. Main topics to be addresed Geohazards and structural inheritance Isostasy and structure of the crust and the mantle Landscape evolution and climate Uplift of the Scandes and source to sink relationships. Organisers Christophe Pascal (contact: christophe.pascal_at_ngu.no), Morten Smelror, Tove Aune, Susanne Buiter, Jörg Ebbing, Ola Fredin, Fabienne Lombaerts (NGF), Odleiv Olesen, Tim Redfield 2

Venue The 1 st TopoNorge workshop will be hosted by NGU (Geological Survey of Norway). NGU is located at Leiv Eirikssons vei, 39 Trondheim, Norway (www.ngu.no). From downtown Trondheim NGU can be easily reached by: - taxi - citybus (www.team-trafikk.no): take bus 3 or 4 at Munkegata M1 bus stop, exit at Ringve Skole and follow the route indicated on the map below (10 min walk) Accommodation Participants are requested to arrange themselves their own accommodation. NGU has special agreements with the following hotels: Rica Nidelven Hotel Havnegt. 1-3 NO-7400 Trondheim Tel.: +47 73 56 80 00 Fax: +47 73 56 80 01 E-mail: rica.nidelven.hotel@rica.no Quality Hotel Augustin Kongensgt 26 NO-7011 Trondheim Tel.: (+47) 73547000 Fax: (+47) 73547001 E-mail: hotel-augustin@hotel-augustin.no In case you wish to book a room in one of these hotels, do not forget to mention that you are visiting NGU (contact: christophe.pascalatngu.no). More info on Trondhein can be found at www.trondheim.no. Lunch NGU will take care of lunch during the course of the workshop. Please do not forget to fill the form enclosed and to return it before February 15 th. 3

Schedule Monday 6 th 9:00-10:00 Welcome and registration 10:00 Introduction to the 1 st TopoNorge workshop. Morten Smelror 10:15 TopoNorge in the light of the TopoEurope initiative: the geoscience of coupled lithospheresurface processes. (key-note) Roy H. Gabrielsen, Sierd Cloetingh and the TopoEurope Team Session 1: Deep structure and uplift Constraining vertical motions in space and time (chair: Bart Hendriks) 10:45 SE1.1: New fission-track laboratory at the Department of Earth Science, Bergen. Joachim Jacobs 11:00 SE1.2: West Greenland: Late Neogene uplift along a rifted margin 50 m.y. after rifting. Peter Japsen, Johan M. Bonow, Paul F. Green, James A. Chalmers and Karna Lidmar-Bergström 11:15 SE1.3: The Sognefjord deep-drilling project. Christophe Pascal, Peter Japsen, Ilmo Kukkonen et al. 11:30 SE1.4: The Cenozoic sedimentary record offshore Norway constraining vertical motions in time and space Jan Inge Faleide and Filippos Tsikalas 11:45 Discussion 12:15: Poster session 12:45: lunch Structure of the lithosphere and surface topography (chair: Christophe Pascal) 13:30 SE1.5: An overview of gravity and seismic studies of the Scandes. Jörg Ebbing and Odleiv Olesen 13:45 SE1.6: Seismological and gravity evidence for a crustal root beneath the highlands of Southern Norway and tectonic implications. Niels Balling, Lasse Svenningsen, Bo H. Jacobsen and Rainer Kind 14:00 SE1.7: Upper mantle studies using long-period seismological data in Southern Norway. Valérie Maupin, Christian Weidle and Laurent Guillot 4

14:15 SE1.8: Surface wave tomography of the European Arctic. Christian Weidle, Anatoli Levshin, Johannes Schweitzer, Nils Maercklin, Nikolai Shapiro, and Michael H. Ritzwoller 14:30 SE1.9: Constraining the rate and extent of mantle serpentinization from seismic and petrological data: implications for tectonic uplift processes. Alasdair Skelton 14:45 SE1.10: Is the Neogene uplift of the circum-atlantic margin caused by serpentinisation of the lithospheric mantle? Odleiv Olesen, Alasdair Skelton, Jörg Ebbing, Laurent Gernigon, Christophe Pascal and Jan-Reidar Skilbrei 15:00 Discussion 15:30 coffee break, poster session Modelling uplift and subsidence (chair: Susanne Buiter) 16:00 SE1.11: Dynamic topography in the North Atlantic and Scandinavia. Bernhard Steinberger 16:15 SE1.12: The land uplift in Scandinavia: the search for a neotectonic component in the postglacial uplift. Willy Fjeldskaar 16:30 SE1.13: Topographic Evolution of Rift Zones, Passive Margins and their Flanking regions: Control of Lithospheric Rheological Stratification. Ritske S. Huismans The impact of structural inheritance on topography (chair: Jörg Ebbing) 16:45 SE1.14: Crustal structure of the Lofoten Ridge and offshore shelf exemplified by brittle faults and fractures: controlling effect on glacial landscape and drainage patterns. Steffen G. Bergh, John-Are Hansen, Karsten Eig, T. Henningsen, O.S. Kløvjan, Odleiv Olesen, Geoff D. Corner and Tore O. Vorren 17:00 SE1.15: Onshore offshore fault correlation: a multidisciplinary approach. John-Are Hansen, Karsten Eig, Steffen G. Bergh, O.S. Kløvjan, T. Henningsen, Odleiv Olesen and Tore O. Vorren 17:15 SE1.16: The effect of inherited structure on the uplift of western Norway Per Terje Osmundsen, Tim F. Redfield, Jörg Ebbing and Bart Hendriks 17:30 Summary and general discussion (chair Odleiv Olesen) 18:15 Reception at NGU 5

Tuesday 7 th Session 2: Surface processes and landscape evolution Glacial processes and landscape development (chair: Ola Fredin) 9:00 SE2.1: Spatio-temporal patterns of Quaternary ice sheet erosion and deposition in Fennoscandia. Johan Kleman, Jan Lundquist and Arjen Stroeven 9:15 SE2.2: Topography, glacial landforms and climate, exemplified by ice flow patterns in Central East Norway. Bjørn A. Follestad and Ola Fredin 9:30 SE2.3: Cold-based versus warm-based ice sheets: implications for landscape evolution. Svein Olaf Dahl 9:45 SE2.4: The role of rock glaciers and slope processes for strandflat development. Ivar Berthling, Bernd Etzelmüller, and Johan L. Sollid 10:00 SE2.5: Palaeolandscapes and glaciations on the Varanger Peninsula, Northern Norway. Jakob Fjellanger, Leif Sørbel, Johan P. Nystuen and Henriette Linge 10:15 Discussion 10:45: Coffee break, poster session Deciphering past uplift events using landforms and erosion patterns (chair: Marc-Henri Derron) 11:15 SE2.6: Relief production in glaciated regions: a case study of the Norwegian Atlantic margin. Eiliv Larsen, Achim Beylich, Johan Bonow, Marc-Henri Derron, Ola Fredin, Clas Hättestrand, Krister Jansson, Johan Kleman, Jochen Knies, Karna Lidmar-Bergström, Knut Stalsberg and Arjen Stroeven 11:30 SE2.7: Speleogenesis, speleochronology and landform development in North Norway Stein-Erik Lauritzen 11:45 SE2.8: Deep-weathering in Norway constraints on past landscape development and climate change, potential and problems. Ola Fredin, Marc-Henri Derron, Eiliv Larsen and Lars Olsen 12:00 SE2.9: Uplift events in south central Norway interpreted by stepped palaeosurfaces and incised valleys. Johan M. Bonow 12:15 Discussion 12:45 lunch 6

Modelling and quantification of surface processes (chair: Johan Bonow) 13:30 SE2.10: Estimating ages of landforms using cosmogenic 10Be concentrations in rock surfaces. Henriette Linge 13:45 SE2.11: Past and current valley-to-fjord sediment transport - The SEDITRANS project, western Norway. Knut Stalsberg, Valentin Burki, Marc-Henri Derron, Raymond Eilertsen, Ola Fredin, Louise Hansen, Eiliv Larsen, Astrid Lyså and Jan F. Tønnesen 14:00 SE2.12 Simple and effective morphometry-based classification and analysis of digital elevation models (DEM) to characterize large-scale topographic patterns and erosion. Bernd Etzelmüller and Bård Romstad 14:15 SE2.13: The search for impact structures in Norway. Svein O. Krøgli, Henning Dypvik and Bernd Etzelmüller 14:30 SE2.14: Projects in numerical modelling of landscape evolution. Marc-Henri Derron, Ola Fredin, Lars Harald Blikra and Oddvar Longva 14:45 SE2.15: Extraction of surface movement patterns by post-processing of PS-INSAR data. Marc-Henri Derron and John Dehls 15:00 Summary and general discussion: the future of TopoNorge; new research lines and planned co-operative work. (chair Johan Kleman + Morten Smelror) 17:00 Closing 7

Posters (on display March 6 th and 7 th ) Session 1: Deep structure and uplift SE1.17: The Scandes: In between the margin and the shield. Jörg Ebbing, Bart W. H. Hendriks, Odleiv Olesen, Per Terje Osmundsen, Christophe Pascal, Tim F. Redfield and Jan Reidar Skilbrei SE1.18: Ridge-push Vs continent-push. A quantitative analysis on the role of gravitational potential forces on passive margin dynamics. Christophe Pascal SE1.19: From Mountains to Mantle: Contributions in Geodynamics from the Geological Survey of Norway. The Geodynamics Team SE1.20: The Ghost of the Mesozoic. Tim F. Redfield, Per Terje Osmundsen and Bart W. H. Hendriks SE1.21: Anybody who has any interest at all in AFT dating should read this poster! Tim F. Redfield and Bart W. H. Hendriks SE1.22: Denudation along the Atlantic passive margin: An example from the western coast of South Africa. Alexandre Kounov, Giulio Viola, M. De Wit, M. Andreoli, S. Niedermann and J. Erzinger Session 2: Surface processes and landscape evolution SE2.16: The European Science Foundation (ESF) Network Sedimentary Source-to-Sink-Fluxes in Cold Environments (SEDIFLUX). Achim A. Beylich and the SEDIFLUX Team SE2.17: Coupling of slope and fluvial sediment transport systems in Vinstradalen, Oppdal. Ivar Berthling, Achim Beylich and Geir Vatne SE2.18: The search for impact structures in Norway. Svein O. Krøgli, Henning Dypvik and Bernd Etzelmüller SE2.19: Palaeo-ice streams along the western margin of the Scandinavian Ice Sheet during the last glacial maximum. Evidence from regional and detailed bathymetry and seismic profiles. Dag Ottesen, Leif Rise, Lars Olsen, J.A. Dowdeswell, K. Berg and P. Bryn SE2.20: The Norwegian Channel - an important glacial drainage route to the shelf edge during the Pleistocene. Leif Rise, Dag Ottesen, Odleiv Olesen, Oddvar Longva and A. Nygård SE2.21: A combined structural geology and GIS approach to rockslides: an example from western Norway. Iain Henderson, Marc-Henri Derron and Michel Jaboyedoff SE2.22: Grain characteristics of landslide breccias: the influence of grain-size distribution, aspect ratio, grain size and composition on potential rockslope failure. Iain Henderson and Guri Venvik-Ganerød 8

List of participants Name Affiliation e-mail Niels Balling Univ. of Aarhus, Denmark niels.ballingatgeo.au.dk Steffen G. Bergh Dept. of Geology, UIT steffen.berghatig.uit.no Ivar Berthling Dept. of Geography, NTNU ivar.berthlingatsvt.ntnu.no Achim A. Beylich Geological Survey of Norway/ Achim.BeylichATngu.no Dept. of Geography NTNU Johan Bonow Geological Survey of Denmark jbonatgeus.dk Susanne Buiter Geological Survey of Norway Susanne.BuiterATngu.no Valentin Burki Geological Survey of Norway Valentin.BurkiATngu.no Reidulv Bøe Geological Survey of Norway Reidulv.BøeATngu.no Geoff Corner Dept. of Geology, UIT geoff.corneratig.uit.no Svein Olaf Dahl Bjerknes Centre/ Dept. of Svein.DahlATgeog.uib.no Geography, UIB John Dehls Geological Survey of Norway John.DehlsATngu.no Marc-Henri Derron Geological Survey of Norway Marc-Henri.DerronATngu.no Jörg Ebbing Geological Survey of Norway Joerg.EbbingATngu.no Karsten Eig Dept. of Geology, UIT karsten.eigatig.uit.no Bernd Etzelmüller Dept. of Geosciences, UIO bernd.etzelmulleratgeo.uio.no Jan Inge Faleide Dept. of Geosciences, UIO j.i.faleideatgeo.uio.no Willy Fjeldskaar Iris Research, Stavanger Willy.FjeldskaarATirisresearch.no Jakob Fjellanger Dept. of Geosciences, UIO jakob.fjellangeratgeo.uio.no Bjørn Follestad Geological Survey of Norway Bjørn.FollestadATngu.no Ola Fredin Geological Survey of Norway/UIB Ola.FredinATngu.no Roy H. Gabrielsen Research Council of Norway rhgatforskningsradet.no John-Are Hansen Dept. of Geology, UIT John-Are.HansenATig.uit.no Bart Hendriks Geological Survey of Norway Bart.HendriksATngu.no Ritske S. Huismans Dept. of Earth Science, UIB ritske.huismansatdal.ca Joachim Jacobs Dept. of Earth Science, UIB joachim.jacobsatgeo.uib.no Peter Japsen Geological Survey of Denmark pjatgeus.dk Maria Jensen Geological Survey of Norway Maria.JensenATngu.no Johan Kleman University of Stockholm, Sweden klemanatnatgeo.su.se Svein O. Krøgli Dept. of Geosciences, UIO sveinkroatgeo.uio.no Eiliv Larsen Geological Survey of Norway Eiliv.LarsenATngu.no Stein-Erik Lauritzen Dept. of Earth Science, UIB stein.lauritzenatgeo.uib.no Henriette Linge Bjerknes Centre/ Dept. of Earth Henriette.LingeATgeo.uib.no Science, UIB Astrid Lyså Geological Survey of Norway astrid.lysaaatngu.no Helge Løseth Statoil heloeatstatoil.com Lara Løvaas Geological Survey of Norway Lara.LøvaasATngu.no Valérie Maupin Dept. of Geosciences, UIO valerie.maupinatgeo.uio.no Suzanne McEnroe Geological Survey of Norway Suzanne.McEnroeATngu.no Kirsti Midttømme Geological Survey of Norway Kirsti.MidttømmeATngu.no Øystein Nordgulen Geological Survey of Norway Øystein.NordgulenATngu.no Odleiv Olesen Geological Survey of Norway Odleiv.OlesenATngu.no Lars Olsen Geological Survey of Norway Lars.OlsenATngu.no Per Terje Osmundsen Geological Survey of Norway Per.OsmundsenATngu.no Dag Ottesen Geological Survey of Norway Dag.OttesenATngu.no Christophe Pascal Geological Survey of Norway Christophe.PascalATngu.no Tim Redfield Geological Survey of Norway Tim.RedfieldATngu.no Lena Rubensdotter Geological Survey of Norway Lena.RubensdotterATngu.no David Roberts Geological Survey of Norway David.RobertsATngu.no Ellen Sigmond Geological Survey of Norway Ellen.SigmondATngu.no 9

Alasdair Skelton University of Stockholm, Sweden alasdair.skeltonatgeo.su.se Jan Reidar Skilbrei Geological Survey of Norway Jan.SkilbreiATngu.no Morten Smelror Geological Survey of Norway Morten.SmelrorATngu.no Knut Stalsberg Geological Survey of Norway Knut.StalsbergATngu.no Bernhard Steinberger Geological Survey of Norway Bernhard.SteinbergerATngu.no Arjen Stroeven University of Stockholm, Sweden arjen.stroevenatnatgeo.su.se Tor Sømme Dept. of Earth Science, UIB Tor.SommeATgeo.uib.no Trond Torsvik Geological Survey of Norway Trond.TorsvikATngu.no Geir Vatne Dept. of Geography, NTNU Geir.VatneATsvt.ntnu.no Giulio Viola Geological Survey of Norway Giulio.ViolaATngu.no Christian Weidle Dept. of Geosciences, UIO christian.weidleatgeo.uio.no 10