FOCUS NGU FOCUS NO.11 OKTOBER 2015

Potential individual perceived barriers to using the SMART concept are being understood by analyzing how different factors that hinder and promote the motivation to use SMART

cessfully evacuated from the hospital and then transported all alive on British ships, escaping from a town which was under constant bombing and set on fire in the dramatic last

Although, particularly early in the 1920s, the cleanliness of the Cana- dian milk supply was uneven, public health professionals, the dairy indus- try, and the Federal Department

The Geological Survey of Norway (NGU) contributes to the sustainable manage- ment and use of the ocean and coastal area through comprehensive, detailed mapping of the sea

NTNU and SINTEF, together with NGU have initiated and established a ”super-laboratory” in Trondheim called the ”Norwegian Laboratory for Mineral and Materials Characterization”

Land planners working throughout Norway have, in this way, a better knowledge base when planning new highways, changing the planning status of new sites or establishing

Quar- rying has taken place in various locations and today operations are ongoing in the world’s largest quartzite quarry in Tana on the North Norwegian coast, at Mårnes south

The Bidjovagge deposit is hosted by a Paleoproterozoic shear zone, and recently completed high resolution geophysical surveys of most of northern Norway have identified an