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El Instituto de Ciencias de la Tierra Jaume Almera (ICTJA) es un centro del Consejo Superior de Investigaciones Científicas (CSIC), se creó en 1965 y está ubicado en el Campus Universitario de Pedralbes en Barcelona. La actividad investigadora del ICTJA se enmarca en cuatro Líneas de Investigación: Estructura y Dinámica de la Tierra. Cambios Medioambientales en el Registro Geológico. Modelado Geofísico y Geoquímico. Cristalografía y Propiedades Ópticas. La actividad investigadora se desarrolla a través de la ejecución de contratos con empresas públicas y privadas y proyectos de investigación competitiva de los gobiernos catalán y español y de la Unión Europea.

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Drainage network dynamics and knickpoint evolution in the Ebro and Duero basins: From endorheism to exorheism

The timing and widespread effects of the largest Holocene volcanic eruption in Antarctica

Editorial: Palynology and vegetation history

Structure and tectonic evolution of the Cantabrian Margin of the Bay of Biscay: results from MARCONI multichannel seismic data.

The ESMERALDAS experiment offshore-onshore North Ecuador-South Colombia: investigations on margin segmentation and earthquake generation

Reply to Comment by Pedreira et al. on “Reconstruction of the Exhumed Mantle Across the North Iberian Margin by Crustal-Scale 3-D Gravity Inversion and Geological Cross Section”

The challenge of comprehensive monitoring of European geodynamics: integrating sea and land seismic datasets towards the EuroArray target

The IberArray network: a tool to investigate the lithospheric structure of the Iberian plate

The Iberarray network: a tool to investigate the lithospheric structure of the Iberian plate.

The IBERARRAY seismic network: an example of new generation broad-band array at a regional scale

Comment on “Reconstruction of the Exhumed Mantle Across the North Iberian Margin by Crustal-Scale 3-D Gravity Inversion and Geological Cross Section” by Pedrera et al.

Folding, thrusting and diapirism: Competing mechanisms for shaping the structure of the north Dezful Embayment, Zagros, Iran

Modelling of drainage dynamics influence on sediment routing system in a fold‐and‐thrust belt

Retrieving robust noise-based seismic velocity changes from sparse data sets: synthetic tests and application to Klyuchevskoy volcanic group (Kamchatka)

The subduction plate interface: rock record and mechanical coupling (from long to short timescales)

Geomorphic evolution of the Malta Escarpment and implications for the Messinian evaporative drawdown in the eastern Mediterranean Sea

Ambient noise tomography of the Iberian Peninsula using the IberArray seismic network

New frequency-dependent coherence measure for noise suppression in seismic array data

A new inverse S-transform for filters with time-frequency localization