Field of work
I'm program coordinator of the international semester program Geohazards and Climate Change and I'm teaching in the masterprogram Climate Change Management and the bachelor program Geology and Geohazards.
My research focuses on deformation of the Earth crust at different scales and how bedrock structures influence landscape evolution, and deformation processes active in unstable rock slopes.
I am leader of the Landslides Research Group at HVL.
Courses taught
- GE-488 Natural Hazards
- GE-413 Cartography and GIS
- GE4-306 Natural hazards in spatial planning
- GE-491 Bachelor thesis in Geology
- GE-482 Hydrogeology
Research areas
- Crustal deformation
- Rock slope instabilities
- Fault zones
- Collisional orogens
Publications
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Deep learning outperforms existing algorithms in glacier surface velocity estimation with high-resolution data – the example of Austerdalsbreen, Norway
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The Tectono-Thermal Evolution of Western Norway – New Insights From Low-Temperature Thermochronology
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Rapid viscous flow of crustal rocks controls dyke emplacement in the ductile crust
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Outdoor radon and thoron in an area with naturally ventilating bedrock fractures
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Multistage 54,000 m3 rockfall (Stampa, Western Norway): Insights from comprehensive monitoring and failure analysis
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