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Guttorm Alendal is a Professor in the Department of Mathematics at the University of Bergen. His research focuses on mathematical modeling applied to environmental challenges, particularly CO2 storage monitoring, oceanography, and climate science. He leads projects like ACTOM (Advanced Monitoring for Offshore CO2 Storage) and MATH4SDG, emphasizing cross-disciplinary approaches to sustainability.
Education: Ph.D. in Applied Mathematics (1996, University of Bergen, thesis: Implementing and testing of different gravity current models).
Key Research Areas: Fluid dynamics, environmental monitoring systems, carbon sequestration risk assessment, and marine pollution modeling. Collaborates with NORCE Norwegian Research Centre and international initiatives like STEMM-CCS.
Publications: Over 80 peer-reviewed articles on topics like CO2 seep detection, Bayesian environmental modeling, and particle transport in oceanic waters. Recent work includes data-driven dynamical systems for disease modeling and reinforcement learning for environmental surveillance.
Awards: While no specific awards listed, his work has been funded by EC H2020, Research Council of Norway, and JPI-Oceans.
Grants: Active projects include ACTOM (2019-2022), MATH4SDG (2021-2026), and SFI CRIMAC (2020-2028). Former roles include leading ECO2 (FP7) and co-authoring technical reports on CO2 plume dynamics.
Labs/Teams: Involved in Digital Life Norway's dCOD project (systems toxicology of Atlantic cod) and the Bergen Ocean Model development team.
