Madeline Lee

Research Scientist

Unit:: SINTEF Industry
Department:: Applied Geoscience
Office:: Trondheim

Madeline is a research scientist in the Applied Geoscience Geophysics group of SINTEF Industry. Her expertise includes airborne geophysics and geophysical modelling, with specialization in magnetics and uncrewed aerial systems (UAS). She holds a PhD in Earth Sciences (Geophysics) from McMaster University, Canada. She completed post-doctorates at University of Alberta, Physics Dept. and NTNU-IGP. She was also researcher with NRC Canada Flight Research Laboratory.

Education

Ph.D. Earth Sciences (Geophysics) - McMaster University, Canada
Thesis: Curvature Analysis of Aeromagnetic Data

Competence and research areas

Geophysical Methods:
- Magnetics
- Ground penetrating radar
- Spectral imaging
- Electromagnetics

Applications:
- Near surface
- Natural hazards
- Geology
- Defence

Tools:
- Sensor / payload
- Drones / UAV /RPAS
- Certified UAV pilot/operator with Norwegian Civil Aviation Authority (A1/A3 Open)

Software/Languages:
- Python
- Matlab
- COMSOL
- Geosoft Oasis Montaj
- GIS