Annual Volume 2024

An annual collection of articles submitted to GEUS Bulletin and published throughout 2024. Published online only. This issue is open until the end of 2024.

Cover photo: a piece of fossilised wood from the Miocene brown coal deposit in Denmark (Credit: Kasia Śliwińska). Read more in Śliwińska, K. K., Denk, T., Dybkjær, K., Fredborg, J. M., Lindström, S., Piasecki, S., & Rasmussen, E. S. (2024). Miocene vegetation and climate in the eastern North Sea Basin, onshore Denmark, compared to the present. GEUS Bulletin 57. 8365. https://doi.org/10.34194/geusb.v57.8365

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REVIEW ARTICLE

Miocene vegetation and climate in the eastern North Sea Basin, onshore Denmark, compared to the present

RESEARCH ARTICLE

Dinoflagellate cysts under the microscope.

The Scriniodinium crystallinum dinoflagellate cyst zone in the Middle–Upper Oxfordian, Upper Jurassic, Ilimananngip Nunaa (Milne Land), East Greenland

View of mountain side with Portfjeld Group exposed

Lithostratigraphy of the Portfjeld Group (Ediacaran – lowermost Cambrian) of North Greenland

Map of Denmark showing density of geological boreholes

Applying geotechnical borehole databases in the search for interglacial deposits in Denmark

Three views of fossil Titanoleioceras boreale gen et sp. nov.

Early Cenomanian ammonites from East and North-East Greenland

Fossil pollen as seen under a microscope

A hidden succession revealed: Cretaceous and Paleocene sediments and a native-iron-bearing lava flow in cores near Qullissat, Disko, West Greenland

Map and satellite photo over Jylland, Denmark

Beach-ridge formation as a possible indicator for an open Limfjord – North Sea connection

DATA ARTICLE | SHORT

Map of Denmark showing drinking water hardness across the country

Open access nationwide data sets for drinking water hardness at public waterworks and their water supply areas in Denmark

A new digital database of Ellen Louise Mertz’s 1924 ‘Overview of late- and postglacial elevation changes in Denmark’

METHOD ARTICLE | SHORT

Graph showing conceptual model with blue and purple shading.

Introducing INPOX: a method for informed point extraction from geological 2D surfaces exemplified on the Danish national hydrostratigraphic model

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