Yong Lin
Assigned roles and positions at NILU Centre for Atmospheric Data
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
Mona Johnsrud
Mona Johnsrud holds a Bachelor in Analytical Chemistry from Oslo College of Engineering (Oslo ingeniørhøgskole), 1982. Been with NILU since 1987.
Mona has more than 20 years’ experience in quality control/quality assurance of measurement data, including organizing, handling, processing and analysing data, and uses this experience to contribute to various NILU projects.
This includes tasks for the Norwegian National reference laboratory for air quality measurements, like training, audits, and quality control and facilitation of measurement data for ambient air quality from Norwegian cities and municipalities for reporting to EU.
Mona has also been involved with specifications, testing and user training in electronic software development projects (admin.luftkvalitet.info, AirQUIS Web).
Mona has previously served as employee representative in NILUs Board of Directors for 12 years and is since 2016 serving as a board member in the union NTL Forskningsinstitutter.
Rune Åvar Ødegård
Rune Ødegård is the Director of Digitalisation at NILU, leading the Digital Technologies Department. He holds a MSc degree in Environmental Pollution Control Management from Heriot-Watt University in Edinburgh.
Since 1997, Ødegård has been working as an interdisciplinary researcher between environmental science and information technology, building over twenty years of experience in managing, designing, developing, and implementing environmental systems. He has taken on roles as both a participating researcher and project leader across numerous research projects, both national and international.
In 2008, Ødegård became department leader for the Digital Technologies Department, and in 2019, he was appointed Director of Digitalisation.
Robert André Logna
Robert André Logna is a senior system developer in the Digital Technologies department.
He is a specialist in client-server technology. Robert is motivated by developing robust, maintainable and scalable information systems.
His areas of interest are mainly distributed processing systems/frameworks (e.g. Apache Spark/HBase/YARN) and development/implementation of machine learning models in such systems.
Tuan-Vu Cao
Tuan-Vu Cao received the PhD degree in electronics engineering from the University of Oslo in 2011 with the topic of micro-power sensor interface in nanometer CMOS technology. During his PhD, he stayed at ISN Lab at UC San Diego in a year to implement a frequency adaptive BFSK MICS band (402-405 MHz) transmitter Chip for biomedical application. He has a long experience in both Academia and Industry.
From 2011 to 2012, he worked as a Postdoctoral Fellow at NTNU (Norwegian University of Science and Technology) to design a Delta-Sigma Analog to Digital converter at 65nm CMOS technology.
From 2012-2018, he worked in Industry as Senior Engineer at WINS Instrumentation AS and Prediktor AS for various projects, such as monitoring nutrient food content, and wireless DST real time instrumentation. Since 2018, he has come back Academia by joining NILU where he is currently a Senior Scientist.
Tuan-Vu Cao has been running several national and EU projects at NILU:
- Horizon Europe project MISO - Autonomous Multi-Format In-Situ Observation Platform for Atmospheric Carbon Dioxide and Methane Monitoring in Permafrost & Wetlands; (2023-2026) (The PI and project coordinator)
- EEA Grant project—HAPADS - a novel air mobile monitoring system enables end-users to make information-driven decisions to mitigate air pollution exposure; (2020-2023) (Co-PI and WP leader)
- EEA Grant project SmartFood project “Engaging citizens in food diversity in cities”; (2021-2024) (Co-PI and WP leader)
- NFR IKTPLUSS project: AirQMan: Low Latency Air Quality Management (2021-2025) (WP leader)
- NFR 273394- ‘‘Leopard-Wearable particle detector enabling safer working environments’’ (2018–2020) (Key Designer and Technical Coordinator)
His research interests include enabling technologies (advanced sensors, edge intelligence, IoT, etc...) and other autonomous systems for environmental monitoring and management.
