Staff

Erik Næsset

Professor

Statistical sampling techniques, remote-sensing-assisted management, alpine monitoring, and tropical biomass estimation.

 

Terje Gobakken

Professor

Remote sensing-assisted operational forest management, statistical sampling and monitoring of forest conditions and biodiversity.

 

Dr. Ole Martin Bollandsås

Associate professor

Field- and RS-based forest inventories. Change- and productivity determination using RS. Growth and yield modelling.

 

Dr. Hans Ole Ørka

Associate professor

Remote sensing applications for forest inventory, -monitoring and ecological studies, using platforms and sensors.

 

Dr. Victor Strimbu

Researcher

Remote sensing-assisted forest inventory. Forest planning and scenario analysis. Monte-Carlo simulations.

 

Dr. Lennart Noordermeer

Researcher

Exploring the integration of traditional methods with remote sensing to enhance operational forest inventories.

 

Dr. Svetlana Saarela

Researcher

Development of statistical frameworks for forest inventories by combining remotely sense data with field sample data.

 

Dr. Claire Céline Devos

Researcher

Drought stress monitoring of spruce trees using remotely sensed data.

 

Dr. Marie-Claude Jutras-Perreault

Post.Doc

Using remotely sensed data to assess forest condition, forest cover change, and biodiversity in the boreal region.

 

Dr. Eirik Næsset Ramtvedt

Post.Doc

Albedo and vegetation-climate feedback effects of boreal forest using remote sensing data.

 

Maria Åsnes Moan

PhD-student

Site index determination using remotely sensed data.

 

Jaime Candelas Bielza

PhD-student

Improving forest inventories using remote sensing and machine learning, particularly for tree species data.

 

Julius Wold

PhD-student

Mapping near natural forest with deep learning methods.

 

Håkon Næss Sandum

PhD-student

Applying deep learning and AI methods to improve forest inventories.

 

Bjørn-Eirik Roald

Research technician

Spatial data collection and processing (GNSS, LiDAR, GIS)