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Detectability of Arctic methane sources at six sites performing continuous atmospheric measurements.

Thonat, T.; Saunois, M.; Bousquet, P.; Pison, I.; Tan, Z.; Zhuang, Q.; Crill, P. M.; Thornton, B. F.; Bastviken, D.; Dlugokencky, E. J.; Zimov, N.; Laurila, T.; Hatakka, J.; Hermansen, O.; Worthy, D. E. J.

2017

Det svarte fotballparadokset

Herzke, Dorte (intervjuobjekt); Larsen, Christiane Jordheim (journalist)

2025

Det er noe i luften.

Grossberndt, S.; Castell, N, Dauge, F. R.; Schneider, P.; Bartonova, A.

2017

Det er noe i luften

Grossberndt, Sonja; Castell, Nuria

2019

Designing an ethical and explainable automatic coaching (eCoach) system for community based, persuasive recommendations

Chatterjee, Ayan; Riegler, Michael; Halvorsen, Pål

Abstract This study introduces a community-focused eCoach recommendation system aimed at enhancing physical activity by leveraging demographic data, wearable sensor inputs, and machine learning algorithms to generate both individual and community-based activity recommendations using advice-based collaborative filtering. Existing eCoaching systems largely focus on personalized feedback without incorporating social reinforcement or group-level motivation, creating a gap in leveraging community influence for sustained health behaviors. Our system combines real-time activity tracking through wearable sensors and advice-based collaborative filtering to deliver adaptive recommendations. We collected data from 31 participants (16 using MOX2-5 sensors and 15 from a public Fitbit-based dataset), targeting daily activity levels to generate actionable guidance. Through decision tree classification and SHAP-based interpretability, we achieved a model accuracy of 99.8%, with F1, precision, recall, and MCC metrics confirming robustness across both balanced and imbalanced datasets. Ethical considerations, including privacy, bias mitigation, and informed consent, were integral to our design and implementation. Limitations include potential biases due to sample size and data imbalances, suggesting the need for future validation on independent datasets. This system demonstrates the potential to integrate with real-world healthcare initiatives, offering trust, transparency, and user engagement opportunities to meet public health objectives.

2025

Design of multi-luminescent silica-based nanoparticles for the detection of liquid organic compounds

Delic, Asmira; Lindgren, Mikael; Psarrou, Maria; Economopoulos, Solon; Mariussen, Espen; Krivokapic, Alexander; Torsæter, Ole; Omran, Mohamed; Einarsrud, Mari-Ann

Tracer testing in reservoir formations is utilised to determine residual oil saturation as part of optimum hydrocarbon production. Here, we present a novel detection method of liquid organic compounds by monodisperse SiO2 nanoparticles (NPs) containing two luminophores, a EuIII:EDTA complex and a newly synthesised fluorophore based on the organic boron-dipyrromethene (BODIPY)-moiety. The particles exhibited stable EuIII PL emission intensity with a long lifetime in aqueous dispersion. The fluorescence of the BODIPY was also preserved in the aqueous environment. The ratiometric PL detection technique was demonstrated by using toluene and 1-octanol as model compounds of crude oil. The optimal synthesis conditions were found to give NPs with a diameter of ~100 nm, which is suitable for transport through porous oil reservoir structures. The cytotoxicity of the NPs was confirmed to be very low for human lung cell and fish cell lines. These findings demonstrate the potential of the NPs to replace the hazardous chemicals used to estimate the residual oil saturation. Moreover, the ratiometric PL detection technique is anticipated to be of benefit in other fields, such as biotechnology, medical diagnostics, and environmental monitoring, where a reliable and safe detection of a liquid organic phase is needed.

2024

Desert dust event in the sub-arctic area ALOMAR (69N) in 2007.

Rodríguez, E.; Mogo, S.; Montilla, E.; Berjón, A.; Torres, B.; Toledano, C.; Blindheim, S.; Cachorro, V.; de Frutos, A.,Frioud, M.; Gausa, M.; Stebel, K.

2008

Desert dust aerosol air mass mapping in the western Sahara, using particle properties derived from space-based multi-angle imaging.

Kahn, R.; Petzold, A.; Wendisch, M.; Bierwirth, E.; Dinter, T.; Esselborn, M.; Fiebig, M.; Heese, B.; Knippertz, P.; Müller, D.; Schladitz, A.; Von Hoyningen-Huene, W.

2009

Description of a measurement campaign for the development and validation of a non-exhaust PM traffic emisson model. NILU OR

Denby, B.; Yttri, K.E.; Larssen, S.; Fiebig, M.; Hak, C.; Berger, J. Tørnkvist, K.

Beskrivelse av en målekampanje for utvikling og validering av en utslippsmodell for trafikkforurensning av PM10 ikke relatert til eksos.

2010

Description and evaluation of airborne microplastics in the United Kingdom Earth System Model (UKESM1.1) using GLOMAP-mode

McErlich, Cameron; Goddard, Felix; Aves, Alex; Hardacre, Catherine; Evangeliou, Nikolaos; Hewitt, Alan J.; Revell, Laura E.

Abstract. Airborne microplastics are a recently identified atmospheric aerosol species with potential air quality and climate impacts, yet they are not currently represented in global climate models. Here, we describe the addition of microplastics to the aerosol scheme of the UK Earth System Model (UKESM1.1): the Global Model of Aerosol Processes (GLOMAP). Microplastics are included as both fragments and fibres across a range of aerosol size modes, enabling interaction with existing aerosol processes such as ageing and wet and dry deposition. Simulated microplastics have higher concentrations over land, but can be transported into remote regions including Antarctica despite no assumed emissions from these regions. Lifetimes range between ∼17 d to ∼1 h, with smaller, hydrophilic microplastics having longer lifetimes. Microplastics are present throughout the troposphere, and the smallest particles are simulated to reach the lower stratosphere in small numbers. Dry deposition is the dominant microplastic removal pathway, but greater wet deposition occurs for smaller hydrophilic microplastic, due to interactions with clouds. Although microplastics currently contribute a minor fraction of the total aerosol burden, their concentration is expected to increase in future if plastic production continues to increase, and as existing plastic waste in the environment degrades to form new microplastic. Incorporating microplastics into UKESM1.1 is a key step toward quantifying their current atmospheric impact and offers a framework for simulating future emission scenarios for an assessment of their long term impacts on air quality and climate.

2025

Deriving glacier flow of Comfortlessbreen, Svalbard, with 2-pass differential SAR interferometry. NILU F

Schneevoigt, N.J.; Bogren, W.; Sund, M.; Weydahl, D.J.; Kaab, A.

2010

Derfor er det så mye metan i atmosfæren nå

Platt, Stephen Matthew (intervjuobjekt); Aukrust, Øyvind (journalist)

2024

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