Carmen Gaina
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| Carmen Gaina | |
|---|---|
| Residence | Norway |
| Nationality | Romanian, |
| Fields | Geophysicist |
| Institutions |
Geological Survey of Romania, Bucharest, Romania (1987-1991) EarthByte group, School of Geosciences, University of Sydney, Australia (1995-2005) Centre for Geodynamics, Norwegian Geological Survey, Norway (2005- ) |
| Alma mater |
MSc, University of Bucharest, Romania PhD, University of Sydney, Australia (1999) |
Carmen Gaina is a geophysicist whose research goal is to study the evolution of the global oceanic regions, she is involved in compilation of large geophysical datasets (Circum-Arctic Mapping Project[3] part (CAMP-GM) of the new World Digital Magnetic Anomaly Map release (WDMAM)). She is the team leader of the Centre for Geodynamics, Norwegian Geological Survey.[2]
The Centre for Geodynamics has a leading role in the studies of Mantle dynamics utilising 3-D computer simulations.
Selected publications
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References
External links
- "Animated simulation by the Geodynamics group at the Geological Survey of Norway illustrating the Indian plate moving through the Indian Ocean". Centre for Geodynamics, Geological Survey of Norway. http://www.geodynamics.no/indexOld.htm.
- "Global plate reconstructions with velocity fields from 150 Ma to present in 10 Ma increments". Centre for Geodynamics, Geological Survey of Norway. http://www.geodynamics.no/Web/Content/Animated/.
