Browsing Bergen Open Research Archive by Author "Schofield, Nick"
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3D structure and formation of hydrothermal vent complexes at the paleocene-eocene transition, the Møre basin, MID-Norwegian margin
Kjoberg, Sigurd; Schmiedel, Tobias; Planke, Sverre; Svensen, Henrik; Millett, John; Jerram, Dougal Alexander; Galland, Olivier; Lecomte, Isabelle; Schofield, Nick; Haug, Øystein Thorden; Helsem, Andreas (Peer reviewed; Journal article, 2017-08)The mid-Norwegian margin is regarded as an example of a volcanic-rifted margin, formed prior to and during, Paleogene breakup of the northeast Atlantic. The area is characterized by the presence of voluminous basaltic ... -
Basin-scale architecture of deeply emplaced sill complexes: Jameson Land, East Greenland
Eide, Christian Haug; Schofield, Nick; Jerram, Dougal Alexander; Howell, John Anthony (Peer reviewed; Journal article, 2016)Igneous sills are common components in rifted sedimentary basins globally. Much work has focused on intrusions emplaced at relatively shallow palaeodepths (0 – 1.5 km). However, owing to constraints of seismic reflection ... -
Structural and lithological controls on the architecture of igneous intrusions: examples from the NW Australian Shelf
Mark, Niall; Holford, Simon P.; Schofield, Nick; Eide, Christian Haug; Pugliese, Stefano; Watson, Douglas; Muirhead, David (Peer reviewed; Journal article, 2020)Rift-related magmatism resulting in widespread igneous intrusions has been documented in various basins, including the Faroe Shetland Basin (UK), the Voring and Møre basins (Norway), and along the NW Shelf of Australia. ... -
Transport of mafic magma through the crust and sedimentary basins: Jameson Land, East Greenland
Eide, Christian Haug; Schofield, Nick; Howell, John Anthony; Jerram, Dougal Alexander (Journal article; Peer reviewed, 2021)Igneous sheet-complexes transport magma through the crust, but most studies have focused on single segments of the magma transport system or have low resolution. In the Jameson Land Basin in East Greenland, seismic reflection ...