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: Software Engineering, Sensor Networks and Engineering Computing and the HVL Software Engineering Group (https://www.hvl.no/forsking/gruppe/programvareutvikling-software-engineering/). The research programme
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Department of Computer Science and Computational Engineering, and the Department of Geosciences. Research infrastructure is provided via existing data, sensor networks, and established field sites along
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instrumentation, physical modelling, sensor technology, or experimental validation is advantageous. Experience with three-dimensional modelling, computer-aided design (CAD), or additive manufacturing (3D printing
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for identifying willow shrubs and other relevant vegetation classes from different remote sensing sensors; design and conduct ecological and remote-sensing fieldwork in Norwegian mountain environments; integrate
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. The analyses will include large-scale epidemiological health data as well as daily life activity data collected using wearable sensors, with a strong emphasis on the application of machine learning methods. In
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-atmosphere fluxes of carbon, water, and energy in arctic environments. Observations from eddy flux towers, drones carrying meteorological sensors and gas analyzers, soil sensors, and satellite imagery
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prioritization of maintenance. The project aims to develop an integrated decision-support framework that combines inspection images, sensor data, and engineering interpretation to enable more transparent, evidence
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inspection images, sensor data, and engineering interpretation to enable more transparent, evidence-based maintenance decisions. Your main duties and areas of responsibility will be to A large portion of
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, interfaces, active surfaces. Desired qualifications: Experience within some of the areas of active materials, robotics, sensors, elastohydrodynamics, interfacial flows and/or complex materials will also be
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of an observing system for land-atmosphere fluxes of carbon, water, and energy in arctic environments. Observations from eddy flux towers, drones carrying meteorological sensors and gas analyzers, soil sensors, and