Starting from a BSc in Civil Engineering, I have dealt with issues related to vulnerability assessment and safe community planning in several Norwegian counties since 1989. In 2000 I obtained an MSc in Geographic Information Systems from the University of Leicester, UK, focusing on least-cost paths and network analysis using GIS tools.

Since 2004 I have served as a member of the program committee on European Policy and Research with the Association for European Transport, AET. From 2005 to 2007 I served as member of the Transportation Economics Committee ABE20 with the Transportation Research Board, TRB.

In the autumn of 2005 I joined Molde Research Institute, Molde, Norway, as part of the Transport Economics Research Group, where my main scope of work is transport modelling, impact analysis, and cost-benefit evaluations.

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2000 - MSc Geographic Informations Systems, University of Leicester, UK
1999 - BSc Civil Engineering, Telemark University College, Norway

2005-now - Research Scientist, Transport Economics and Supply Chain Management
1989-2005 - Adviser, Safe Community Planning and Emergency Management for local and regional governments in Norway
1985 - 1989 - Engineer, Public Works and Roads, Local governments in Norway