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Hazards

The study of processes and events that threaten the health and lives of communities and the environment. Includes the monitoring of seismic activity, meteorological and hydrological events and landslide mapping. Explore all articles related to hazards in the list below.

Photo: Landslide at Store Taler; Denmark. Reproduced from Pedersen & Gravesen (2021).

Photograph of the land-to-sea transition maintained at Pituffik harbour on 17 May 2022. Uummannaq (Dundas Fjeld) in the background.

Traverse Route from Pituffik to Warming Land, North Greenland

Map of Cage municipality showing location of water wells, pollution wells and other well types.

The limitations of nitrate-sensitive zoning for groundwater protection from pesticides in Denmark

Schematic showing boreholes

Monitoring for seismological and geochemical groundwater effects of high-volume pumping of natural gas at the Stenlille underground gas storage facility, Denmark

Map of Denmark showing locations of geohazards

Preliminary landslide mapping in Denmark indicates an underestimated geohazard

Map of Karrat Fjord

A multidisciplinary approach to landslide monitoring in the Arctic: Case study of the March 2018 ML 1.9 seismic event near the Karrat 2017 landslide

Satellite photo of valley and glacier

Preliminary landslide mapping in Greenland

Map of study area.

A hydrological early warning system for Denmark based on the national model

Simple geological map of study area.

Earthquake swarms in Greenland

Map showing study sites in Denmark.

Seismic activity in Denmark: detection level and recent felt earthquakes

Map of Scandinavia showing study sites.

Efforts to include geological and geodetic observations in the assessment of earthquake activity in Denmark

Map of Greenland showing study sites.

Seismic hazard assessment of Greenland

Map view of the study sites.

Earthquake seismology in Greenland – improved data with multiple applications

Map view of the study area.

Geohazard studies offshore the Faroe Islands: slope instability, bottom currents and sub-seabed sediment mobilisation

Photo of landslide.

Prediction and risk evaluation of chalk cliff collapse: the PROTECT project

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