Monitoring of Icelandic plate movement with GNSS method and GPS signal jamming effects in Iceland
Reports on Geodesy and Geoinformatics, 2023 Jamming is electromagnetic radiation or reflection that impairs the function of electronic instruments and equipment or communication tools. Intentionally disrupting or interfering with GPS signals, which are used for positioning, navigation, and timing,
Pırtı Atınç +2 more
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Morphology of the Reykjanes ridge junction with the rift zones of Iceland
Вестник Камчатской региональной ассоциации "Учебно-научный центр". Серия: Науки о ЗемлеThe joint zone between subaquatic Reykjanes Ridge and Icelandic rift zones known as Reykjanes Rift Zone is a unique transform zone formed in conditions of interaction between the mantle plume and the mid-oceanic ridge.
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Carbon sequestration by afforestation and revegetation as a means of limiting net-CO2 emissions in Iceland. COST E21 Workshop. Contribution of forests and forestry to mitigate greenhouse effects. Joensuu (Finland). 28-30 Sep 2000 [PDF]
Biotechnologie, Agronomie, Société et Environnement, 2000 Iceland has lost about 95/ of its woodlands and 50/ of its vegetative cover during the 1,100 years of human settlement. Efforts to reclaim lost woodlands and herbaceous ecosystems have been continuing since the early 20th century.
Sigurdsson B.D., Snorrason A.
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Digital Medievalist, 2013 With relatively few scholars and a large number of texts whose manuscript transmission has yet to be mapped, Icelandic literature would benefit from efficient ways of establishing stemmas, to facilitate the study of literature, linguistics, scribal ...
Alaric Hall, Katelin Parsons
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Trust in Ultima Thules: Social Capital and Renewable Energy Development in Iceland and Greenland
Арктика и Север, 2020 Iceland — an independent republic — and Greenland — an autonomous country within Denmark — represent two nations with similar geographical, economic, and historical backgrounds.
Aliaksei PATONIA
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Turf Building in Iceland – Past, Present, and Future
Open Archaeology, 2023 For a millennium, turf was the primary building material in Iceland. It was used for dwellings, outhouses, boundary walls, raised roads, and other man-made structures.
Zoëga Guðný +2 more
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Political Regimes and Climate Change: Learning from Past Civilisations
Global EnvironmentAs the world is threatened by new and powerful climate-driven hazards, how are states and societies likely to react? In this paper, I explore the role of regime type in determining the likelihood of state survival under extreme environmental conditions ...
Brian Grodsky
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Metal Detecting and Archaeology in the Nordic region. Introduction
Internet ArchaeologyThe papers presented in this issue provide legacy to the workshops from which they originated, but more importantly present a state of the field for current successes, opportunities, and remaining challenges in engaging with metal detecting and its ...
Eljas Oksanen +4 more
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Studying Small States: The role of security and strategy as concepts
Nordicum-Mediterraneum, 2022 This paper examines small-state studies. It analyses the binary oppositions in small-state theory, power relation, the inherent vulnerability in small-state studies and how security and strategy influence foreign relations of a small state.
Jakob Þór Kristjánsson
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