What did trigger the rockslide in the Askja caldera on the 21st of July 2014?
Þorsteinn Sæmundsson
10:00–10:15

Lime stabilisation of soil in the Vinge urban development area, Denmark
Louise Josefine Belmonte
10:15–10:30

Permafrost in steep slopes in Norway
Bernd Etzelmuller
10:30–10:45

Contaminated area instability – the example of Ångerman River, northern Sweden
Andreas Ströberg
10:45–11:00

The influence of steep rock walls on the ground thermal regime
Kristin Sæterdal Myhra
11:00–11:15

Wind wave climate of west Spitsbergen - seasonal variability and extreme events
Kacper Wojtysiak
11:15–11:30

The origins of large, coastal, paleo-landslides in central Sweden
Colby Smith
11:30–11:45

Ages of rock-avalanche deposits allow tracing the decay of the Scandinavian ice sheet
Reginald Hermanns
11:45–12:00

Debris avalanches in western Norway; comparison of geological setting and release mechanisms
Lena Rubensdotter
14:00–14:15

Drivers and Estimates of Terrain Suitability for Active Layer Detachment Slides and Retrogressive Thaw Slumps in the Brooks Range and Foothills of Northwest Alaska, USA | CANCELLED
Andrew Balser
14:15–14:30

Glacial meltwater in the bedrock - identification and reactions | KEYNOTE TALK
Eva-Lena Tullborg
16:00–16:30

The effects of the glaciation for deep geological disposal of spent nuclear fuel in crystalline shield rock settings.
Anne Lehtinen
16:30–16:45

Deep groundwater evolution in Outokumpu, eastern Finland - from meteoric water to saline gas rich fluid
Riikka Kietäväinen
16:45–17:00

Microscale variation in stable isotope composition of fracture minerals – a key to subsurface processes
Elina Sahlstedt
17:00–17:15

Modelling of Single Tunnel Crosscutting Fractures in the underground rock characterisation facility ONKALO, Olkiluoto, SW Finland
Nicklas Nordbäck
17:15–17:30

Fluid migration and fluid-rock interaction during metamorphism
Matthias Konrad-Schmolke
14:00–14:15

Coupled reaction driven deformation, strain softening and CO2 metasomatism in peridotites from the Reinfjord Ultramafic complex, northern Norway
Bjørn Eske Sørensen
14:15–14:30

Fluid inclusion LA-ICPMS analysis of ore fluids from the Pampalo orogenic gold deposit, Eastern Finland
Tobias Fusswinkel
16:00–16:15

Au-rich fluid inclusions in gold-bearing quartz from the Kola superdeep borehole (SG-3)
Vsevolod Prokofiev
16:15–16:30

Using altered enclaves in the identification of subseafloor replacement processes in VMS systems
Marcello Imaña
16:30–16:45

Age and Mo mineralisation in the Phnom Baseth granite, Cambodia
Jeremy Woodard
16:45–17:00

The Geochemical Atlas of Sweden ; element background concentrations in till
Martiya Sadeghi
10:30–10:45

Ultra low-impact geochemical method for greenfield exploration using snow
Pertti Sarala
10:45–11:00

Current trends in geophysical exploration for minerals
Thorkild Rasmussen
11:00–11:15

The origin of internal reflectivity within the Kevitsa intrusion
Niina Hellqvist
11:15–11:30

Time-lapse seismic tomography using the data of microseismic monitoring network in Pyhäsalmi mine (Finland)
Jouni Nevalainen
11:30–11:45

Longevity of Archean oceanic environments – insights from the Ilomantsi greenstone belt
Peter Sorjonen-Ward
16:00–16:15

High-grade metamorphism of the Archean to Palaeoproterozoic gneiss complex in Vesterålen, North Norway
Ane K. Engvik
16:15–16:30

Age and Sm-Nd isotopes of Palaeoproterozoic mafic rocks in Finland – evidence for rifting stages and magma sources
Hannu Huhma
16:30–16:45

Paleoproterozoic spherulitic layers in Zaonega Formation, Karelia: new data from OnZap1
Sigrid Soomer
16:45–17:00

Petrography and the composition of apatite in the Paleoproterozoic Pilgujärvi Sedimentary Formation
Timmu Kreitsmann
17:00–17:15

Palaeoclimate Modelling of the Late Quaternary: Challenges for the next decade | KEYNOTE TALK
Paul Valdes
10:15–10:45

Effects of melting ice sheets and orbital forcing on the early Holocene warming in extrattropical Northern Hemisphere
Yurui Zhang
10:45–11:00

Palaeoclimatic indicators of the Holsteinian Interglacial in Eastern Europe in the light of research in the Polish-Belarusian cross border area
Aleksandra Majecka
11:00–11:15

Past precipitation changes in Finland inferred from annually laminated lake sediments
Saija Saarni
11:15–11:30

Mid- to late Holocene aeolian activity recorded in a coastal dunefield and lacustrine sediments on Andøya, northern Norway
Pål Ringkjøb Nielsen
11:30–11:45

Novel Bayesian models for past climate reconstruction from pollen records
Liisa Ilvonen
11:45–12:00

The preboreal retreat of the Iceland Ice Sheet (IIS) and Neoglacial landscape destabilization in the Central Highlands, West Iceland
Sydney Gunnarson
14:00–14:15

Phytoplankton response to the environmental and climatic variability in a temperate lake over the last 14,500 years in eastern Latvia
Normunds Stivrins
14:15–14:30

The origin of the Anthropocene? Homo-induced collapse of East African carnivore guild, 2 mya. | KEYNOTE TALK
Lars Werdelin
14:00–14:30

A Tale of Ice and Campfires: Changes in the carnivoran guild of Britain during the Quaternary period influenced by hominids and climate change
Laura Säilä
16:00–16:15

The chemical composition of the atmosphere in the Athropocene
Frode Stordal
16:15–16:30

Duality of Anthropocene
Jussi Eronen
16:30–16:45

The Anthropocene; a formal stratigraphical unit, an informal concept, or an interval of Holocene time?
Philip Gibbard
16:45–17:00

A Geologic Turn - Deep Time and Deep Futures in contemporary art
Erich Berger
17:00–17:15

Summary
Nils Christian Stenseth
17:15–17:30

Enriched continental basalts from depleted mantle melts: the issue of lithospheric contamination | KEYNOTE TALK
Jussi S. Heinonen
14:00–14:30

Mesoproterozoic diabase in Death Valley, California
Tapani Rämö
16:00–16:15

The Pushtashan ophiolite: New Evidences for Iraq Zagros Suture Zone, Kurdistan Region, NE Iraq
Sabah Ismael
16:15–16:30

Magmatic age of the Norra Kärr alkaline complex determined by U–Pb and Lu–Hf isotopes of metasomatic zircon in fenite
Axel Sjöqvist
16:30–16:45

Pilanesberg, South Africa: The “forgotten” alkaline complex
Tom Andersen
16:45–17:00

Mafic-ultramafic intrusions and related Ni-Cu-PGE deposits in the northern part of the Fennoscandian Shield | KEYNOTE TALK
Eero Hanski
10:00–10:30

Nickel sulfide deposits related to 1.88 Ga mafic-ultramafic magmatism in Fennoscandian and Canadian Shields
Hannu Makkonen
10:30–10:45

Characterization and origin of dunitic rocks in the Ni-Cu sulfide-bearing Kevitsa intrusion: whole-rock and mineral compositional constrains
Kirsi Luolavirta
10:45–11:00

Northern Fennoscandian komatiite-hosted Ni-Cu-PGE deposits: geochemistry and trace element composition of sulphides and oxides
Marko Moilanen
11:00–11:15

Long duration (130 Ma), mantle reservoirs (EM-1, OIB, E-MORB and N-MORB) and multistages history for PGE-bearing Paleoproterozoic layered intrusions in the N-E part of Fennoscandian Shield.
Tamara Bayanova
11:15–11:30

Otanmäki and Vuorokas iron-titanium-vanadium oxide deposits, Eastern Finland
Janne Hokka
11:30–11:45

PGE reefs in the Penikat Layered Intrusion, Northern Finland
Tapio Halkoaho
11:45–12:00

Active subglacial drumlins at Múlajökull, Iceland | KEYNOTE TALK
Ívar Örn Benediktsson
10:00–10:30

Conceptual model: Erosional origin of drumlins and mega-scale glacial lineations
Niko Putkinen
10:30–10:45

Subglacial sediment homogenization by clast ploughing
Jan A. Piotrowski
10:45–11:00

The role of sub-glacial hydraulic conditions for the formation of fractures in basal tills, examples from recent Icelandic tills and Pleistocene tills in Denmark
Knud Erik S. Klint
11:00–11:15

Different styles of glaciotectonism during an active retreat of a marine terminating glacier - Examples from W-Iceland
Thorbjorg Sigfusdottir
11:15–11:30

Surge-type glaciers in Svalbard identified through remote sensing
Wesley Farnsworth
11:30–11:45

Rates of glacio-isostatic uplift as an age modelling tool
Hreggvidur Norddahl
11:45–12:00

Holocene glacier extent and ELA reconstructions of paleoglaciers in Sarek National Park, northern Sweden
Carl Regnéll
16:00–16:15

Glacial sequence stratigraphy reveal the Weichselian glacial history of the SE sector of the Eurasian Ice Sheet
Matti Räsänen
16:15–16:30

Spatial changes in distribution of suspended matter from the tidewater glacier in Hansbukta, Hornsund Fjord (Spitsbergen)
Joanna Cwiakala
16:30–16:45

Combining terrestrial and marine glacial archives – a geomorphological map of Nordenskiöldbreen forefield, Svalbard
Lis Allaart
16:45–17:00

Finding a good place to date
Helena Alexanderson
14:00–14:15

Bayesian chronological tools in event reconstruction – case study of Vuoksi breakthrough
Markku Oinonen
14:15–14:30

How to form hyperextended continental margins | KEYNOTE TALK
Susanne Buiter
10:00–10:30

Splitting continents: Lessons from Afar | KEYNOTE TALK
Tim Wright
10:30–11:00

Results and regional context of outcrop samples and shallow cores on the outer continental margin of the Norwegian Sea
Harald Brekke
11:00–11:15

Coupling of mantle and flood basalt provinciality in continental rifts: example from Karoo-Ferrar LIP
Arto Luttinen
11:15–11:30

Long-term coupling and feedbacks between surface processes and tectonics during rifting
Thomas Theunissen
11:30–11:45

Preferential development of extension-orthogonal basins in oblique continental rifts
Guillaume Duclaux
11:45–12:00

A dissected central volcano at Bíggjarskor, Faroe Islands
Hans E.F. Amundsen
14:00–14:15

The inner core nucleation of the Earth and its paleogeographic implications
Toni Veikkolainen
10:00–10:15

Unknown details of Palaeoproterozoic evolution of the Karelian Craton: new U-Pb and geochemical data for mafic dykes
Alexandra Stepanova
10:15–10:30

Paleomagnetism of the Keuruu dyke swarm with implications for Nuna supercontinent
Robert Klein
10:30–10:45

Testing the core of the Proterozoic Supercontinent Nuna
Johanna Salminen
10:45–11:00

From Nuna to Rodinia: Stenian-Tonian paleogeography
Sergei Pisarevsky
11:00–11:15

Did the Grenville – Sveconorwegian belt go north?
Åke Johansson
11:15–11:30

Exploring the hidden Rodinia: crustal xenoliths of Vestfjella, Dronning Maud Land, Antarctica
Ilona Romu
11:30–11:45

Paleogeographic evolution of the late Neoproterozoic and early Phanerozoic with new paleomagnetic constraints from West African Craton
Boris Robert
11:45–12:00

Distribution and annual-origin of De Geer moraines in Sweden with insights from LiDAR | KEYNOTE TALK
Mark Johnson
16:00–16:30

Occurrence of De Geer moraines in Finland based on LiDAR DEM
Antti E.K. Ojala
16:30–16:45

The aeolian dunes of Bonäsheden, central Sweden: a geomorphological, geophysical and geochronological case study
Martin Bernhardson
16:45–17:00

A 3D-model of the Uppsala esker
Eva Jirner
10:30–10:45

Groundwater vulnerability assessment of shallow low-lying coastal aquifer in south Finland
Samrit Luoma
10:45–11:00

Infrared imaging in assessing ground and surface water resources related to mining development sites, northern Finland
Anne Rautio
11:00–11:15

Acidity and geochemistry of coarse-grained acid sulfate soil materials in western Finland
Stefan Mattbäck
11:15–11:30

Adaptation measures for securing good quality and quantity in Finnish groundwater resources
Janne Juvonen
11:30–11:45

Groundwater Checklist - Metadata tool for groundwater protection and interaction
Sirkku Tuominen
11:45–12:00

Geoenergy in the Nordic Countries | KEYNOTE TALK
Signhild Gehlin
14:00–14:30

Groundwater as an energy resource in Finland
Teppo Arola
16:00–16:15

ORMEL- Optimal utilization of ground water for heating and cooling in Melhus and Elverum
Sondre Gjengedal
16:15–16:30

Seasonal storage of heat and cold in the bedrock.
Sven Åke Larson
16:30–16:45

Energy systems based on closed loop boreholes in sedimentary areas - development of tools and best practices
Claus Ditlefsen
16:45–17:00

Detecting and quantifying the influence of natural convection on a thermal response test carried out in a groundwater-filled borehole heat exchanger
Kimmo Korhonen
17:00–17:15

Altered basement rocks as sediment source and oil reservoir - the southern Utsira High, Norwegian North Sea | KEYNOTE TALK
Ronald Sørlie
8:15–8:45

Inventory and characteristics of known saprolite locations in Norway
Annina Margreth
8:45–9:00

Deep weathering and mineral exploration in Norway
Odleiv Olesen
9:00–9:15

Saprolites as mineral resources and significance in geochemical exploration
Vesa Peuraniemi
9:15–9:30

Aluminum phosphate– sulfate minerals as indicator of Neoproterozoic Baltic paleosol paleoenvironment
Ilze Vircava
9:30–9:45

Earth Mars Analogues - Linking experimental and Martian clays
Christian Sætre
9:45–10:00

Sources and controls of organic carbon in subarctic lakes across the Fennoscandian tree line
Marttiina Rantala
14:00–14:15

Speciation matters: views on iron and sulfur chemistry in geothermal waters, Iceland
Hanna Kaasalainen
14:15–14:30

Geochemistry in soil and humus, central Norway
Malin Andersson
16:00–16:15

Current applications in using geochemical baselines
Jaana Jarva
16:15–16:30

The first arsenic guidelines for aggregate production were established in Finland
Kirsti Loukola-Ruskeeniemi
16:30–16:45

Acid Sulfate Soils in Finland - mapping and environmental risks
Peter Edén
16:45–17:00

Precambrian orogens and their hypozonal orogenic gold ores | KEYNOTE TALK
Jochen Kolb
8:30–9:00

Palokas Prospect: An Exciting new Gold Discovery in the Peräpohja Schist Belt, Finland
Nick Cook
9:00–9:15

Tourmaline geochemistry and B-isotopes from the Palokas Au-mineralization, Peräpohja Belt, Northern Finland
Jukka-Pekka Ranta
9:15–9:30

Re-Os and U-Pb geochronology of the Au-U mineralization at Rompas, Peräpohja Schist Belt,
Ferenc Molnár
9:30–9:45

In-situ U–Pb of hydrothermal phosphates by LA–ICP–MS: Dating episodic mineralisation along the Kiistala Shear Zone, Central Lapland Greenstone Belt
Alexander Middleton
9:45–10:00

Poly-phase structural controls on ore deposits in northern Sweden
Tobias Bauer
10:30–10:45

Base Metal Zoning in the Pyhäsalmi Volcanogenic Massive Sulfide Deposit
Juho Laitala
10:45–11:00

Regional scale prospectivity analysis of Outokumpu mineral district
Soile Aatos
11:00–11:15

Can polymetallic mineralizations in Hiekkapohja, Central Finland be part of a one porphyritic system?
Esa Heilimo
11:15–11:30

The Circum-Arctic Mineral Resource Project
Rognvald Boyd
11:30–11:45

The Barents project
Ildiko Antal Lundin
11:45–12:00

The role of misconceptions in the development of a reliable geological knowledge. ? statistical analysis of the alternative ideas of Earth Science Bachelor students at Uppsala University.
Magnus Hellqvist
8:30–8:45

GTK Academy for the maintenance of high-grade professional geological survey
Pertti Sarala
8:45–9:00

Educating towards expertise – self-regulated learning methods in geology
Mia Kotilainen
9:00–9:15

Experiences of teaching in the Turkana Basin Fieldschool, northern Kenya
Mikael Fortelius
9:15–9:30

New Master’s program in Solid Earth Geophysics at the University of Helsinki: Lessons from one year of operation
Emilia Koivisto
9:30–9:45

Applied geophysics at Oulu Mining School: challenges and solutions
Elena Kozlovskaya
9:45–10:00

Paleoproterozoic carbon isotope excursion: updating the evidence from the Fennoscandian Shield | KEYNOTE TALK
Juha Karhu
8:30–9:00

Global to continental-scale glaciations and their sedimentary record during the Archean-Proterozoic transition
Kari Strand
9:00–9:15

Palaeoproterozoic Earth history: a proposed revision
Tony Prave
9:15–9:30

Resolving history of the early Paleoproterozoic time
Andrey Bekker
9:30–9:45

Mo and Os as indicators of atmospheric oxygenation: evidence from Paleoproterozoic black shales at Talvivaara, eastern Finland
Asko Kontinen
9:45–10:00

Isotope dating from a Nordic perspective – past, present and some thoughts about the future | KEYNOTE TALK
Stefan Claesson
14:00–14:30

Re-Os and U-Pb gechronology – complementary systems
Judith L Hannah
16:00–16:15

Dating the hidden Archaean bedrock of Kimberly South Africa
Caroline Lundell
16:15–16:30

A new U-Pb baddeleyite age for the Ottfjället dolerite dyke swarm in the Scandinavian Caledonides – a minimum age for late Neoprotero-zoic glaciation in Baltica
RIsto Kumpulainen
16:30–16:45

The Varangerian/Marinoan glaciation in Scandinavia - new age constraints
Johan Petter Nystuen
16:45–17:00

Reconciling modal mineralogy and chemical compositions of a sample
Mehdi Parian
8:30–8:45

The sulphide ores in the Alvdal-Tynset region, SE Norwegian Caledonides
Maren Galguften Lunsaeter
8:45–9:00

Origin of gem and ore minerals obtained in gold sluicing in Finnish Lapland
Pekka Tuisku
9:00–9:15

Effects of Microstructures and Mineralogical Variables to the Thermal Shock Resistance of Carbonate Soapstone
Anne Huhta
9:15–9:30

The mineralogical characteristics that influence the functionality of “The ÅA Route” –carbonation method
Sonja Lavikko
9:30–9:45

FennoFlake: a project to find flake graphite ores in the Fennoscandian shield and utilize graphite
Olav "Joffi" Eklund
9:45–10:00

Tracing the Evolution of Oxygen on the Archean Earth | KEYNOTE TALK
Kurt Konhauser
10:30–11:00

The Ediacaran succession and fauna of the Digermulen Peninsula, northern Norway
Jan Ove Ebbestad
11:00–11:15

Local environmental controls on microbial Fe(II)-oxidation in seafloor hydrothermal deposits
Karen Cecilie Johannessen
11:15–11:30

Microbiological research on the Nornahraun lava field
Anu Hynninen
11:30–11:45

Origin of rod and dumbbell shaped phosphate precipitates in Namibian shelf sediments
Kaarel Mänd
11:45–12:00

Novel isotopic and geochemical applications of Secondary ion mass spectrometry | KEYNOTE TALK
Martin Whitehouse
10:30–11:00

Laser ablation Rb/Sr dating by online chemical separation in a reaction cell | KEYNOTE TALK
Thomas Zack
11:00–11:30

Augite and enstatite standards for SIMS oxygen isotope analysis and their application to Merapi volcano, Sunda arc, Indonesia
Frances Deegan
11:30–11:45

Composition and evolution of plume melts in the lower crust; Seiland Igneous Province
Thomas Grant
11:45–12:00

A novel approach to in-situ rutile thermochronology
Ellen Kooijman
14:00–14:15

Nano-powder tablets of mineral standards as matrix-matched reference materials for Rb-Sr dating
Andreas Karlsson
14:15–14:30

In-situ Sr isotope of plagioclase and its implication in the study of mafic layered intrusions
Shenghong Yang
16:00–16:15

Micro drill sampling in in situ mineral analysis
Aku Heinonen
16:15–16:30

Aillikite and Kimberlite Dike Emplacement as a Climax of Long-lived Magmatism in West Greenland
Matthijs Smit
16:30–16:45

Reconstructing the plumbing system of Krakatau volcano
Valentin Troll
16:45–17:00

CONTINENTAL CRUSTAL GROWTH AND CONSOLIDATION OF CRUST IN ACCRETIONARY AND COLLISIONAL OROGENS: TRANS-EUROASIAN PALEOZOIC SYSTEM | KEYNOTE TALK
Karel Schulmann
9:00–9:30

Thermodynamics, isochemical and pseudobinary systems: applications to some practical problems including the atmospheric CO2 budged
Pekka Tuisku
9:30–9:45

Leucosome distribution method and geochemical melt modelling in Masku migmatites, SW Finland
Anna Saukko
9:45–10:00

The Scandinavian Ice Sheet - History and dynamics | KEYNOTE TALK
Eiliv Larsen
10:30–11:00

A new Middle Pleistocene interglacial occurrence in Copenhagen, Denmark
Ole Bennike
11:00–11:15

Early Weichselian glacial history in western Finland
Juha Pekka Lunkka
11:15–11:30

OSL dating of Weichselian ice-free periods at Skorgenes, western Norway
Johanna Anjar
11:30–11:45

Sequential development of Jutulhogget canyon, southern Norway
Rannveig Øvrevik Skoglund
11:45–12:00

Deglaciation of the southwestern Scandinavian Ice Sheet using 10Be dating
John Inge Svendsen
14:00–14:15

Extent and timing of the Late Weichselian Scandinavian ice-sheet maximum and the following deglaciation in northern Atndalen, east-central southern Norway
Svein Olaf Dahl
14:15–14:30

Dynamics of and controls on post-Younger Dryas retreat of a Bothnian Sea ice stream
Sarah Greenwood
16:00–16:15

What really happened during Salpausselkä fornation
Keijo Nenonen
16:15–16:30

Fluctuations of the Scandinavian Ice Sheet during Bølling-Younger Dryas were very different in Western Norway compared with Sweden-Finland
Jan Mangerud
16:30–16:45

Dating the collapse of the Scandinavian Ice Sheet using CH4-derived carbonate crusts from the Barents and Norwegian Seas
Aivo Lepland
16:45–17:00

Jan Mayen - The Pleistocene-Holocene glacial history of an active volcanic island
Astrid Lyså
17:00–17:15

Plate Tectonics: Past and Present | KEYNOTE TALK
Trond Torsvik
14:00–14:30

Garnet: a key to unraveling Earth's dynamic lithosphere
Matthijs Smit
16:00–16:15

Orogen-parallel mass transport along the arcuate Himalayan front into Nanga Parbat and the western Himalayan syntaxis
David Whipp
16:15–16:30

Rheological behaviour on the crust of the northern Fennoscandian shield
Kari Moisio
16:30–16:45

Structural and geochronological studies on the crustal-scale Pajala deformation zone
Stefan Luth
16:45–17:00

Evolution of the Crustal Structure of the Svecofennian Orogen
Annakaisa Korja
17:00–17:15

Crustal conductors in a complex accretionary Svecofennian orogen in Fennoscandia
Toivo Korja
17:15–17:30

Imaging rock deformation on multiple scales: advances in better understanding heterogeneous deformation | KEYNOTE TALK
Ulrich Riller
10:30–11:00

Seismic investigations in the central Swedish Caledonides
Peter Hedin
11:00–11:15

Exposed and blind, multiphase, mafic dykes in the Caledonides of northern Finnmark revealed by a new high-resolution aeromagnetic dataset
Aziz Nasuti
11:15–11:30

Trialing the anisotropy of magnetic susceptibility (AMS) to determine the West Spitsbergen Fold-and-Thrust Belt Palaeostress pattern
Katarzyna Dudzisz
11:30–11:45

The Scandian folds on the Paleozoic sedimentary cover of Estonia
Ülo Sõstra
11:45–12:00

Rock mechanics characteristics of fault zones and their effect for designing underground facilities | KEYNOTE TALK
Erik Johansson
14:00–14:30

Seismic images providing glimpse into the deep geology of Pyhäsalmi mining district in Finland
Suvi Heinonen
16:00–16:15

Detail scale in situ fracture modelling of excavation damage zone
Noora Koittola
16:15–16:30

Deformation phases delinated by AMS in high-grade migmatites, Olkiluoto, SW Finland
Fredrik Karell
16:30–16:45

The tectono-metamorphic evolution of basement rocks as revealed by combining optical, 3D neutron diffraction and x-rays synchrotron microstructural analyses
Michele Zucali
16:45–17:00

Characterizing ore textures by combining synchrotron-based X-ray 3-D nanotomography and LA-ICP-MS analyses: Insights from the Suurikuusikko orogenic gold deposit, Finland
Muhammad Sayab
17:00–17:15

Postimpact crater sedimentation in marine-target impact structures.
Henning Dypvik
10:30–10:45

The Lockne – Målingen doublet impacts, the result of a binary asteroid from the 470 Ma Main Asteroid Belt Event
Erik Sturkell
10:45–11:00

Comparing methods to estimate the decay rate of fracturing away from impact centers
Lauri Pesonen
11:00–11:15

Impact cratering model of the Chelyabinsk meteoroid formation
Evgeniya Petrova
11:15–11:30

Post-Impact Modification of Craters on Titan by Aeolian and Fluvial Processes : Lessons from Earth Analogs
Ralph Lorenz
11:30–11:45

ASPECT CubeSat mission to a binary asteroid
Tomas Kohout
11:45–12:00

Structural geology of the Naamivitikko and Riikonkumpu postglacial fault scarps in Finnish Lapland
Jussi Mattila
9:00–9:15

Pattern recognition of mass-flow deposits from airborne LiDAR
Maarit Middleton
9:15–9:30

Timing of paleoseismicity in western Finnish Lapland
Raimo Sutinen
9:30–9:45

LiDAR –based interpretation of deglacial dynamics in SW Finland
Joni Mäkinen
9:45–10:00

Characterizing the Aijala copper mine tailings by diverse mineralogical methods
Marjaleena Lehtonen
14:00–14:15

Seepage water quality and prediction of waste rock effluents
Teemu Karlsson
14:15–14:30

Mobilization of heavy metals in submarine mine tailings
Ingeborg Okland
15:00–15:15

Mine Closure Wiki
Päivi Kauppila
15:15–15:30

Developing tools for the integration of mining with other land uses
Mira Markovaara-Koivisto
15:30–15:45

Stakeholder engagement practiced by the Geological Survey of Finland in its mineral potential mapping in Southern Finland
Toni Eerola
15:45–16:00

Studies on mineralogy and beneficiation of REE ores | KEYNOTE TALK
Jason Yang
8:30–9:00

Transport properties of Nb and Ta in hydrothermal fluids: thermodynamic analysis of hydroxo- and fluoride complexes over a wide range of temperatures and pressures
Nikolay Akinfiev
9:00–9:15

REE mineralisation in Sweden: 222 years of discovery?
Erik Jonsson
9:15–9:30

Critical raw material potential in Finland
Laura S Lauri
9:30–9:45

Quantifying the resource potential of selected end-of life products for five critical metals
Jussi Pokki
9:45–10:00

Critical metals in the mines and dumps of W Bergslagen, Sweden
Karin Högdahl
10:30–10:45

Mineralogy and geochemistry of the apatite vein-type Mushgia Khudag REE-deposit in southern Gobi, Mongolia
Akseli Torppa
10:45–11:00

Scandium deposits and potential in Finland
Marjaana Ahven
11:00–11:15

300 million years of indium-forming processes in A-type igneous environments in the Fennoscandian Shield
Krister Sundblad
11:15–11:30

Graphite deposits of Norway; a review
Håvard Gautneb
11:30–11:45

The Nunasvaara graphite deposit, northern Sweden: New geochemical and U-Pb zircon age results for the host greenstones
Edward Lynch
11:45–12:00

Geodiversity - A strategic concept in geological outreach | KEYNOTE TALK
Lars Erikstad
9:15–9:45

ProGEO - The European Association for the Conservation of the Geological Heritage
Tapio Kananoja
9:45–10:00

The Making of a county - geoheritage mapping in Nordland, Northern Norway
Anna Bergengren
10:30–10:45

Geoheritage - the future potential of Geological Surveys
Sven Lundqvist
10:45–11:00

The Geological Narrative
Ari Brozinski
11:00–11:15

Geoparks promotes geological heritage
Jari Nenonen
11:15–11:30

Playing with dimension stones: A geological city walk at the New Performance Turku Festival, Finland 2014
Toni Eerola
11:30–11:45

The Collisional Orogeny in the Scandinavian Caledonides (COSC) project: investigating mountain building through drilling of a Paleozoic orogen | KEYNOTE TALK
Théo Berthet
10:30–11:00

Hydrogeologic testing and sampling at the COSC-1 borehole
Lasse Ahonen
11:00–11:15

Orientation of in-situ horizontal stress in Outokumpu, Finland
Maria Ask
11:15–11:30

Deep drilling for geothermal energy in Finland
Ilmo Kukkonen
11:30–11:45

Project DAFNE: Deep drilling in the Pärvie postglacial fault system
Maria Ask
11:45–12:00

New insights into the geological evolution of the Archean Norrbotten province, Fennoscandian shield | KEYNOTE TALK
Laura S Lauri
8:30–9:00

Archean evolution of Volgo-Uralia – isotopic constraints
Stefan Claesson
9:00–9:15

Chronostratigraphic aspects of the Archean Suomussalmi-Kuhmo-Tipasjärvi greenstone complex
Elina Lehtonen
9:15–9:30

Archean Belomorian collisional orogen: new data and implication for supercontinent reconstuction
Alexander Slabunov
9:30–9:45

Deeper meaning of the compositionally diverse Neoarchean magmatism in the Karelia Province?
Perttu Mikkola
9:45–10:00

Paleoproterozoic collisional history of northern Fennoscandia | KEYNOTE TALK
Raimo Lahtinen
10:30–11:00

Gravitational Spreading of the Central Part of the Svecofennian Orogen
Kaisa Nikkilä
11:00–11:15

The Central Russian fold belt: Paleoproterozoic bondary of Fennoscandia and Volgo-Sarmatia, the East European Craton
Alexander Samsonov
11:15–11:30

The Precambrian crust in the Baltic Sea region
Evgenia Salin
11:30–11:45

The Danopolonian orogeny: rotation of Baltica between 1.55 and 1.40 Ga
Svetlana Bogdanova
11:45–12:00

Tracing Proterozoic mantle Hf-isotope depletion through coupled zircon U–Pb and Lu–Hf isotopes
Andreas Petersson
14:00–14:15

1.90-1.88 Ga magmatism in central Fennoscandia: geochemical and Sm-Nd isotopic data from southern Finland
Jaakko Kara
14:15–14:30

Is mafic magmatism a heat source for the high temperature metamorphism in southern Finland?
Markku Väisänen
15:00–15:15

News of the Mauri sandstones
Jussi Leveinen
15:15–15:30

Marine base maps: Making seabed sediment mapping relevant for all
Sigrid Elvenes
9:15–9:30

Large scale seafloor classification based on sediment quality guidelines
Henry Vallius
9:30–9:45

Societal needs and marine geological mapping in Finland - case Pyhäjoki
Jyrki Hämäläinen
9:45–10:00

Geo-biointeractions in a fragmented seafloor area, the Eastern Gulf of Finland
Anu Kaskela
10:30–10:45

Paleohighlights of IODP Expedition 347, Baltic Sea Paleoenvironment
Thomas Andrén
10:45–11:00

Unconformities in the stratigraphic division of strata in a formerly glaciated semi-enclosed basin, the Baltic Sea
Joonas Virtasalo
11:00–11:15

Holocene sedimentation processes in the Ångermanälven River estuary
Outi Hyttinen
11:15–11:30

Preliminary results of seabed investigations in the Baltic Sea and the Gulf of Finland
Sten Suuroja
11:30–11:45

Radocarbon dating of Baltic Sea sediments
Thomas Andrén
11:45–12:00

Formation mechanism and age of the Särkilahti garnet-cordierite leucogranite, SE Finland
Hannu Mäkitie
9:00–9:15

Rapakivi texture in the Wiborg batholith
Kirsi Larjamo
9:15–9:30

Zircon U-Pb ages and ?18O values from syenites and topaz granites of the Suomenniemi batholith
Einari Suikkanen
9:30–9:45

Polybaric crystallization of the Ahvenisto anorthosite
Heli Kivisaari
9:45–10:00

On the evolution of glaciated continental margins
Jan Sverre Laberg
14:00–14:15

Last glacial ice sheet dynamics and deglaciation on Svalbard inferred from fjord records
Matthias Forwick
14:15–14:30

Provenance analysis of the Late Glacial – Holocene SW Barents Sea sediments
Ekaterina Kaparulina
15:00–15:15

Reservoir Quality of Jurassic Sandstones within the Johan Castberg Field in the Barents Sea.
Abdul Jabbar
15:15–15:30

Palaeogeography of the main carbonate reservoir of the Barentshavet Sea, the Late Carboniferous-Early Permian Gipsdalen Grou.
Geir Elvebakk
15:30–15:45

The Norwegian strandflat: Insights into an old weathering front | KEYNOTE TALK
Marco Brönner
10:30–11:00

The Scandinvian highlands and Miocene to Pliocene sea levels
Fridtjof Riis
11:00–11:15

Uplift and faulting of the Utsira High basement: evidence from low-T thermochronology
Anna Ksienzyk
11:15–11:30

Burial and exhumation history of southernmost Norway estimated from apatite fission-track analysis data and geological constraints
Peter Japsen
11:30–11:45

Uplift Record in Hydrocarbons and Sulphides in South Norway
Holly Stein
11:45–12:00

Phanerozoic denudation across the Kola Peninsula
Adrian Hall
14:00–14:15

Mass-balance of an Induan (Early Triassic) Fennoscandian-derived sedimentary fan in the Barents Sea: Implications for early Triassic landscape and exhumation
Christian Haug Eide
14:15–14:30

Burial stress and burial strain
Ida Lykke Fabricius
15:00–15:15

3D Stress Modelling of a Neotectonically Active Area in Northwestern Norway
Sofie Gradmann
15:15–15:30

Process-oriented gravity modelling of the Northern Scandes
Jörg Ebbing
15:30–15:45

Isostatic and dynamic support of high passive margin topography in southwestern Scandinavia
Vivi Kathrine Pedersen
15:45–16:00

“For the mountains may be removed and the hills may shake…”
Susanne Buiter
16:00–16:15

Sedimentary rock record and rapakivi granite emplacement as components of rift basin evolution model
Jarmo Kohonen
15:00–15:15

A field perspective on the role of creep processes for development of high altitude low relief surfaces
Ivar Berthling
8:45–9:00

Glacial striations from the Varangerian glaciation in South Norway
Roy H. Gabrielsen
9:00–9:15

Dust trajectory changes over the Loess Plateau due to regional mountain uplift
Hui Tang
9:15–9:30

Variations in the Provenance of the Late Neogene Red Clay in Northern China
Yuan Shang
9:30–9:45

Tectonic controls of the eolian deposits in Chinese Loess Plateau
Bin Wang
9:45–10:00

The role of volatiles in the formation of basaltic to kimberlitic maar-diatreme volcanoes, and its wider implications | KEYNOTE TALK
Hannes Mattsson
14:00–14:30

Episodic propagation of the 2014 Bárðarbunga-Holuhraun dyke intrusion, Iceland
Heidi Soosalu
15:00–15:15

Volcano-tectonic interplay at the Askja volcanic system, Iceland: Finite element modeling constrained by geodetic measurements
Md. Tariqul Islam
15:15–15:30

40Ar/39Ar dating basaltic melt segregations in Reykjanes Peninsula, SW Iceland
Paavo Nikkola
15:30–15:45

Multi-disciplinary approaches to studying volcanic plumbing systems – a Nordic case study
Steffi Burchardt
15:45–16:00

The significance of recognizing the structural setting within the context of geological 3D-modelling | KEYNOTE TALK
Pietari Skyttä
10:30–11:00

2D and 3D Resistivity Models From Magnetotelluric Measurements North East of Kiruna, Sweden
Mehrdad Bastani
11:00–11:15

3D-Norge: a new project to build a nationwide 3d bedrock map of Norway
Iain Henderson
11:15–11:30

Porosity, Permeability, Thermal Properties of clastic rocks. A case study in Stenlille Structure, Denmark.
Lisa Pasquinelli
11:30–11:45

Regional-scale 3D temperature distribution beneath the northern North Sea and adjacent areas of the continent according to lithosphere-scale 3D thermal modelling
Yuriy Maystrenko
11:45–12:00

3D petrographic imaging and diagenetic modelling of reservoir formations
Orhan Mahmic
14:00–14:15

Talsinkifix – new challenges for engineering geologists
Ossi Ikävalko
14:15–14:30

Monitoring the Greenland ice sheet | KEYNOTE TALK
Dirk Van As
14:00–14:30

Groundwater flow and solute transport modelling in coupled permafrost-hydrogeological systems
Andrew Frampton
15:00–15:15

Electromagnetic study of deep permafrost in Central West Greenland
Heikki Vanhala
15:15–15:30

Geological description of the DH-GAP04 borehole, Kangerlussuaq, Central West Greenland
Jon Engström
15:30–15:45

Hydrogeological and hydrogeochemical bedrock conditions under an ice sheet, Kangerlussuaq, Central West Greenland
Jan-Olof Selroos
15:45–16:00

NordVulk: Nordic Collaboration in Volcanology and Related Fields
Rikke Pedersen
9:30–9:45