Field of work
I am engaged in research focusing on climate change management at the intersection of business, technology, and innovation. My research combines environmental assessment, data management, and applied monitoring technologies to address challenges related to sustainable development and climate adaptation.
Currently, I focus on innovative environmental monitoring for disaster risk reduction, where I develop new methods and apply advanced technologies to monitor and better understand changes in landscapes and geohazards, in particular glacier-related hazards and landslides.
For an overview of my research contributions: NVA profile. I welcome international and interdisciplinary research collaborations, please feel free to contact me.
Courses taught:
International Master in "Climate Change Management"
PL4-302 Towards a Low Emission Society
Research areas:
- Drone technology for environmental and geohazard monitoring
- Disaster risk reduction and early warning for glacier related hazards and landslides
- FAIR and open data
- Fiber-to-fiber recycling
- Life cycle assessment
Ongoing projects:
GeoPixel (2026-2027) is a qualification project building on the From Pixels to Predictions innovation project. Funded by the Research Council of Norway. In collaboration with VIS TTO.
Children Scientists (09/2026- 09/2027) is a science communication and dissemination project involving young children, educators, and families in geosciences. Funded by the Research Council of Norway. More information is upcoming.
Previous projects:
From Pixels to Predictions (07/2025-07/2026), innovation porject with the aim to develop a flexible and low-cost geohazard monitoring system. Funded by HVL Skape.
Horizon Europe Project WHITECYCLE (06/2022-06/2026), applied research project to process and recycle PET from complex waste. Led by Michelin, 16 European partners. HVL is responsible for data management and leads WP on LCA and sustainability assessments. Whitecycle Project Website.
Research group:
Data-driven Energy System Analysis