Nordic Seismology

57th Nordic Seismology Seminar

9–11 June 2026 · Reykjavík

Welcome

Welcome to the joint 57th Nordic Seismology Seminar and NordForsk Nordic DAS workshop, hosted at the Icelandic Meteorological Office!

The events begin with the Nordic DAS workshop on 8 June, followed by the 57th Nordic Seismology Seminar (NSS) taking place between 9 - 11 June 2026.

We look forward to seeing you all in Reykjavík!

Registration

The deadline for registration and abstract submission is 10 April 2026, 4pm. Please use the link below to register for the seminar and social events, as well as to submit your abstract. Please note that the abstract should be no longer than 400 words.

Having trouble with the link? Please contact yesim@vedur.is for assistance.

Registration Fee

The registration fee is 25.000 ISK and it is payable upon arrival. This fee covers the NSS sessions, kick-off event, lunches at IMO, the Reykjanes Peninsula field trip, and the social dinner.

Program

The seminar program will be announced on 15 May 2026.

Field Excursion · June 11th

We will head out to the Reykjanes Peninsula to explore the recent volcanic fields! As the itinerary involves a short hike and time outdoors, we kindly ask participants to dress warmly and wear sturdy shoes for the Icelandic weather. And don’t forget your swimsuits!

Lava from a volcanic fissure near Grindavík (Photograph from the State police/Getty Images).

NordForsk NORDIC DAS Project Workshop

We are pleased to host a workshop on 8 June 2026 focused on Distributed Acoustic Sensing (DAS). Supported by the Nordforsk NORDIC DAS project, this event explores "Fiber-optics for Natural Hazard Monitoring" and is held in conjunction with the 57th Nordic Seismology Seminar.

Attendance Note: Please note that this workshop is reserved for the NordForsk project partners and invited guests. This session is focused on internal capacity building and discussions, therefore attendance is limited to ensure a productive working environment. We look forward to sharing key takeaways and updates with our wider community as the project evolves.