470 22 879
- Unit:
- SINTEF Ocean AS
- Department:
- Climate and Environment
- Office:
- Trondheim
I started at SINTEF in 2013, after completing my PhD.
Education
PhD in computational physics, NTNU, 2013
MSc in theoretical physics, NTNU, 2008
BSc in physics, NTNU, 2006
Competence and research areas
I work with numerical modelling of transport in the ocean, with a main focus on transport of pollutants. Examples include modelling of oil spills, produced water, mineral particles, and microplastics. I am particularly interested in stochastic Lagrangian particle models, and development of efficient numerical methods.
Highlighted publications
- Learning from natural sediments to tackle microplastics challenges: A multidisciplinary perspective
- Vertical mixing in oil spill modelling
- Numerical integrators for Lagrangian oceanography
- On the use of random walk schemes in oil spill modelling
- Improving oil spill trajectory modelling in the Arctic
Other publications
- Impact of flow field resolution on produced water transport in Lagrangian and Eulerian models
- Modelling the fate of nanoparticles in the marine environment
- Simulations of Subsea CO2 Leakage Scenarios
- Methane seeps - A desktop study - OC2021 A-006
- Modelling of oil thickness in the presence of an ice edge
- Advancing Ocean Observation with an AI-driven Mobile Robotic Explorer
- High-resolution numerical modelling of a marine mine tailings discharge in Western Norway
- The fate of hydrocarbon leaks from plugged and abandoned wells by means of natural seepages
- Modelling biodegradation of crude oil components at low temperatures
- Fate of Hydrocarbon Leaks From Plugged and Abandoned Wells Compared to Natural Seepages