Employee

Assigned roles and positions at NILU Centre for Atmospheric Data

• Coordinator for all ACTRIS DC administrative operations

Responsibility

• Project leader for ACTRIS spin off projects e.g. ENVRI-HUB NEXT (ENVRI-Hub NEXT Project – ENVRI Community) and POLARIN (POLARIN – Polar Research Infrastructure Network)
• Coordinate ACTRIS DC administrative operations: like annual reporting (cost and activity), annual plans, organising board meetings
• Manage and contribute to ACTRIS spin off projects
• Project leader in larger/many projects; and responsible for the roles that follow; delegate, maintain an overview
• Contribute to EVDC and EEA COINS projects, also strengthen link to ACTRIS DC

Employee

Assigned roles and positions at NILU Centre for Atmospheric Data

• Tech Lead at Centre for Atmospheric Data with overview of our operational technologies and strategy for development

Responsibility

• Software developer, backend, some frontend, various use and applications, strong expertise on (cyber) security systems
• Overview of our operational technologies, propose adjustments and new technologies when needed, and coordinate within the centre. This includes mapping and developing better procedures for operational security
• Involved in all back-end programming and architecture for EBAS and ACTRIS, supporting key developers
• Expert user of Airflow in support of the team and NILU

Employee

Assigned roles and positions at NILU Centre for Atmospheric Data

• Contact point for ACTRIS Virtual Research Environment – VRE at NILU Centre for Atmospheric Data

Responsibility

• Perform a wide range of varied tasks; project leader, data manager, data engineer, contribute to system development – front-end
• Contact point for EBAS and ACTRIS data use and access
• Development of ACTRIS VRE and Analysis and Visualization of data
• Organisation and plan for higher level data products from EBAS
• Lead the work with IRISCC at NILU, and the virtual access activity within the project
• Extensive contact with users, training in use of data
• EBAS data curation and QA/QC responsible for various aerosol variables

Employee

Assigned roles and positions at NILU Centre for Atmospheric Data

• Monitor operational web services for data bases

Responsibility

• Software developer for a wide range of applications and projects, operation of EBAS data flow and EVDC
• Contribute to data visualization across the entire centre
• EBAS data curation and QA/QC responsible for a range of aerosol components
• Responsible for operations and maintenance of services and web solutions
• Contribute to linking ground based observations in EVDC and EBAS

Employee

Assigned roles and positions at NILU Centre for Atmospheric Data

• EBAS and EVDC data management coordinator

Responsibility

• Responsible for EBAS data workflow from data producers to ingestion in the data base: Call for data, data curation, templates with close contact with data procedures
• Responsible for EVDC data management and operations: EVDC Create and develop templates and GEOMS tool, generate monitoring plots, user support
• ACTRIS DC in-situ contact person in the ACTRIS Topical Centre CiGAS
• EBAS data curation and QAQC responsible for most trace gas components and a selected aerosol components
• Very active in training and support in data submission and QAQC within ACTRIS, EBAS and EVDC

Employee

Assigned roles and positions at NILU Centre for Atmospheric Data

• Key developer of EBAS core database
• Key developer of EVDC core database

Responsibility

• Technical lead and coordinator of operation of EBAS core database
  • Keep overview of technical aspects of the EBAS database (development, maintenance, curation routines, automatic QA)
  • Responsible for implementation and monitoring of NRT data flow
• EBAS data curation and QAQC responsible for selected components
• Technical lead and coordinator of operation of EVDC core database
  • Keep overview of technical aspects of the EVDC database (development, maintenance, curation routines, automatic QA)

Employee

Assigned roles and positions at NILU Centre for Atmospheric Data

• EBAS operations & development coordinator
• Head of ACTRIS DC In Situ unit
• NILU’s expert and contact person on FAIR data and FAIR principles
• Lead Global Atmospheric Watch – World Data Centre for Aerosols (GAW-WDCA)

Responsibility and function

• Highly experienced project leader in ongoing and future projects in particular under EU and Research Council of Norway (RCN), mainly associated to EBAS and ACTRIS.
• Follow EOSC and consider and coordinate activities wrt to EBAS and ACTRIS in relation to EOSC activities
• Follow up the data centre team in the work with implementation and operation of EBAS and ACTRIS In Situ to partners
• Act as contact person for ACTRIS DC in ACTRIS Topical Centres for aerosol and cloud in situ (CAIS-ECAC and CIS)

Employee

Assigned roles and positions at NILU Centre for Atmospheric Data

• UX/UI Designer and user experience coordinator at
• Key developer and contact for ACTRIS DC portal

Responsibility

• UX and user experience coordinator and analyst, ensuring good systems and architectures for analysing user needs and behaviour for improvement of the databases and services
• Responsible for ACTRIS Data Portal and the DVAS - Data Discovery, Virtual Access and Services unit (DVAS) applications
• Responsible for a wide range of frontend services and migration to long term sustainable solutions
• Responsible for metadata services related to EBAS and ACTRIS DC portal
• Contribute to IRISCC services by implementing relevant EBAS and ACTRIS data products and services

Employee

Assigned roles and positions at NILU Centre for Atmospheric Data

• Lead for the ESA Validation Datra Centre EVDC operations & development
• SoMe contact person for the Centre for Atmospheric data

Responsibility

• EVDC data management coordinator
• Coordinate efforts towards the key stakeholders EEA, ESA, EUMETSAT, Norsk Romsenter for all activities in the centre including EBAS and EVDC
• Project leader responsible for ongoing and future project applications implementation and operation, for entities in particular EU ESA, EEA, CAMS/C3S etc.
• Keep broad aspects and facilitate link to EBAS and ACTRIS In situ unit, and the ACTRIS CLU, ARES, GRES and CREGARS DC units and Topical centres

Employee

Assigned roles and positions at NILU Centre for Atmospheric Data

• EMEP data curation and EMEP/CCC activities

Responsibility

• Overall responsible for EMEP and GAW-WDCRG data collection, ingestion to data to repository and support
• EMEP QA/QC and annual data reports on ozone, CO, met, PM mass and inorganics
• EMEP intercalibration (technical part)
• LIMS data flow to EBAS
• EBAS maintenance (stations, labs, components, DOI, etc.) and emep/ccc web pages
• EBAS data curation and QA/QC responsible

Employee

Responsibility

• Assistance with necessary administrative tasks and processes in the department
• Archiving
• Follow up of important documentation processes – e.g. signing of contracts, agreements
• Taking care of registration and quality control process / finalization of NILU reports
• Member in the NILU ISO group

Employee

Dr Cathrine Lund Myhre holds the position as Head of NILU’s Centre for Atmospheric data. Furthermore, she leads the ACTRIS Data Centre within ACTRIS ERIC and is involved in most projects within the Centre for Atmospheric Data.

Lund Myhre has a Ph.D. in spectroscopy from the Department of Chemistry at the University of Oslo. She has been involved in science and research projects at NILU since 2005. She is an expert in measurements and understanding of atmospheric compositional change, in particular aerosol and greenhouse gases and their sources, concentrations and long term trends.

During the last 10-15 years, Lund Myhre has been working with implementation and use of atmospheric observational networks and infrastructures and access to observational data. This includes implementation of FAIR data and FAIR principles within ACTRIS, and the atmospheric domain in general.

Lund Myhre emphasizes the importance of inter-disciplinary work and competence to address the challenges related to climate and the environment. She finds it both interesting and important to provide information to authorities, stakeholders and the general public.