Ole Risbøl

Ole Risbøl is an Associate Professor at the Department of Archaeology and Cultural History, NTNU University Museum. His work focuses on archaeological remote sensing, cultural heritage management, and environmental monitoring. He specializes in lidar technology, outfield archaeology, and tar production studies. Risbøl leads the TEMAR research group, emphasizing methodological innovation in archaeological surveying.

• Education: Extensive academic background in archaeology, though specific degrees are not detailed here.

His research integrates cutting-edge technologies like airborne laser scanning and UAV LiDAR to explore landscapes in Norway and southern South America. Key projects include coastal archaeology in Tierra del Fuego and medieval urban studies in Trøndelag. Risbøl has pioneered studies on bog iron production and pre-industrial technology in Norwegian forests.

Recent articles highlight advancements in remote sensing applications, including lidar's role in uncovering hidden archaeological sites and analyzing environmental impacts. Collaborations span institutions in Norway, Argentina, and beyond.

Risbøl advises on cultural heritage management policies and leads projects like the DYLAN initiative, focusing on sustainable forest practices and heritage preservation. He actively engages in public outreach through articles in Spor and Heimen, bridging academic research and community engagement.