Half a year has passed since my last stay at Christian-Albrechts-Universität (CAU) in Kiel (LINK) and during this time I have mainly followed two tasks: Getting to know the software for modelling gas flow in a porous medium (see Trondheim report, LINK), and working on the seismic, core and heat flow data from the Tuaheni Landslide Complex. I recently returned to CAU in order to present, discuss and get input on my past work.

With this input I was able to improve the seismic horizons and create grids that I need in order to set up my gas flow model. I could also discuss and learn about recent developments in research into this particular landslide, which helps me as I work on my own project. To my delight I had the chance to enjoy Kiel in sunny weather and explore the city more than I did during my last stay.