Applied Quaternary Research In The Central Part Of Glaciated Terrain

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Proceedings of the INQUA Peribaltic Group Field Symposium 2006 Oulanka biological research station, Finland, September 11. – 15. Geological Survey of Finland, Special Paper 46, 2007. -161 pages, 100 fi gures, 7 tables. ISBN 978-952-217-021-7Материалы крупного международного совещания по прикладным аспектам исследований в Четвертичной геологии. Первоисточник: http://en.gtk.fi.The INQUA Peribaltic Group Field Symposium was held in September 11. –15.2006 in the central and northern part of Finland. Topics related to Late Pleistocene glaciogenic deposits in the central part of the Scandinavian ice sheet were discussed during the excursions and meeting. This publication contains 21 peer-reviewed papers that are based on the oral and poster presentations given at the symposium. The papers represent a wide range of recent Quaternary research achievements in the glaciated areas of northern Europe, America and Antarctica.Contents: Glacial morphology and ice lobation in southern Finnish Lapland Deglaciation of the Rybachi and Sredni Peninsulas in the Late Pleistocene, northwest Russia Landscape and geological features of tectonic zones in the Khibiny Mountains, Kola Peninsula, NW Russia Structural characteristics of Pleistocene deposits in North Lithuania Periglacial conditions and deglaciation in Southern Lithuania during the Last Ice Age Late Weichselian deglaciation in Finnish Lapland Late Weichselian sheetfl ow drainage of subglacial Lokka ice lake Spatial distribution and morphological aspects of eskers and bedrock valleys in north Estonia: implications for the reconstruction of a subglacial drainage system under the Late Weichselian Baltic Ice Stream Tunnel Channels of the Saginaw Lobe, Michigan, USA Proglacial sedimentary environment in Pärnu area, western Estonia as derived from the varved clay studies Buried organic sediments in Estonia related to the Ancylus Lake and Litorina Sea Macrofossil evidence dispute ubiquitous birch-pine-spruce succession in western Finnish Lapland Pollen diagram of the Late Pleistocene interstadial deposits from the Kola Peninsula, Russia Pollen and IR-OSL evidence for palaeoenvironmental changes between ca 39 kyr to ca 33 kyr BP recorded in the Voka key section, NE Estonia Time-transgressive evolution of landslides possibly induced by seismotectonic events in Lapland Geological evidence of the seismicity in the Kola region during the Late Pleistocene and Holocene Lithological contribution to hydraulic properties of tills: inter-seasonal dielectric assessment The urban geology of Tartu, Estonia Sedimentological characteristics of the Late Weichselian – Holocene deposits of the Suurpelto area in Espoo, southern Finland Morphotectonic investigations of the Antarctic

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