I have spent most of my career working on research and development projects in numerical ocean modeling, on scales ranging from the Norwegian Sea down to laboratory scales of mm. I have worked on a wide spectrum of projects, from practical applications to model development, in particular as a co developer of BOM (The Bergen Ocean Model). Aspects I have been working on includes establishing models for new regions, dispersion modelling, analyzing currents, gridding, adapting forcing data to models, parallelization of codes, performance optimization of codes etc.
Helge Avlesen
Senior Researcher
heav@norceresearch.no
+47 56 10 75 04
Jahnebakken 5, 5007 Bergen, Norway
Division
Climate & Environment
Research Groups
More information about Helge
Projects
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Conference lectureLagrangian modelling of plastic transport in marine waters– EGU general assembly 2024
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Conference lectureModelling plastic transport in Norwegian coastal waters– NAMC Annual Meeting 2023 2023
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Conference lectureModelling the fate of sinking microplastics in Byfjorden– JPI Oceans FACTS final meeting 2023
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Conference lectureModelling the transport pathways of plastic in and away from Norwegian coastal waters– ASLO 2023 Aquatic Sciences Meeting 2023
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Conference lectureModelling the transport of microplastics within the fjord systems near Bergen– NAMC Workshop May 2023 2023
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Conference lectureChallenges when simulating transport of particles in oceanic waters– JPI-Oceans end term meeting 2023
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Research reportEffekter av endret vanntemperatur på vekst og rekruttering hos laks i Bolstadelva– NORCE Norwegian Research Centre 2023
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Conference lectureModelling the fate of sinking microplastics in an urban fjord in western Norway– MICRO 2022, Atlas Edition: Plastic Pollution from MACRO to nano 2022
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Academic articleAssuring the integrity of offshore carbon dioxide storage– Renewable and Sustainable Energy Reviews 2022
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Academic articleTopographic effects on buoyancy driven flows along the slope– Environmental Fluid Mechanics 2022
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Academic articleImpact and detectability of hypothetical CCS offshore seep scenarios as an aid to storage assurance and risk assessment– International Journal of Greenhouse Gas Control 2020
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Research reportUnderpinning data for monitoring activities (including current statistics and carbon tracer quantifications)– NORCE Norwegian Research Centre 2019
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Research reportStrøm- og temperaturforhold i Evangervatnet under smoltutgangen i 2018– NORCE Norwegian Research Centre AS Bergen 2019
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Research reportModelling of extreme currents along the planned bridge in Bjørnafjorden. Part II: the importance of mixing schemes– NORCE Norwegian Research Centre 2019
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Academic articleThe role of eddies on pathways, transports, and entrainment in dense water flows along a slope– Ocean Dynamics 2019
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Conference lectureEnsuring efficient and robust offshore storage – the role of marine system modelling– GHGT14 2018
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Research reportModelling of extreme currents along the planned bridge in Bjørnafjorden– NORCE Norwegian Research Centre 2018
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Conference lectureMachine Learning in CO2 leak detection– Machine Learning Seminar November 2018 2018
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Conference lectureCombining Models and Machine Learning Techniques to Design Leak Detection Monitoring– GHGT-14 2018
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Conference lectureCombining Environmental Statistics and Marine Process Modelling to Design Monitoring Programs for Offshore CO2 Storage– IEAGHG Modelling and Risk Management Network Meeting 2018
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Academic articleEffects of the bottom boundary condition in numerical investigations of dense water cascading on a slope– Ocean Dynamics 2018
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Academic chapterNumerical investigations of dense water cascading on a slope - the role of the bottom boundary layer– 2017
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Conference lectureThe role of Ekman drainage in numerical investigations of dense water cascading on a slope: Sensitivity to vertical resolution and bottom boundary condition– IWMO 2017 2017
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Academic articleUsing Bayes theorem to quantify and reduce uncertainties when monitoring varying marine environments for indications of a leak– Energy Procedia 2017
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Academic articleGravity currents down canyons: effects of rotation– Ocean Dynamics 2016
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Academic articleSimulating spatial and temporal varying CO2 signals fromsources at the seafloor to help designing risk-basedmonitoring programs– Journal of Geophysical Research (JGR): Oceans 2016
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Academic articleInternal pressure gradient errors in σ-coordinate ocean models in high resolution fjord studies– Ocean Modelling 2015
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Academic articleLayout of CCS monitoring infrastructure with highest probability of detecting a footprint of a CO2 leak in a varying marine environment– International Journal of Greenhouse Gas Control 2015
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Research reportTechnical report on environmental conditions and possible leak scenarios in the North Sea– Universitetet i Bergen 2014
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Conference lectureSpatial footprint of a leak– International Workshop on Leakage effects from natural analogues 2013
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Research reportTechnical report on verified and validated application of droplet/bubble plume-, geochemical- and general flow- models– Universitetet i Bergen 2013
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Academic articleStratified flow over complex topography: A model study of the bottom drag and associated mixing– Continental Shelf Research 2012
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Research reportNumerisk simulering av strøm i Sørfjorden– Uni Research 2012
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Research reportTracking of passive, neutrally buoyant particles using the Bergen Ocean Model– Uni Research 2011
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Research reportA study of two new splitting methods for the gravity part of the shallow water equations– Institutt for Informatikk 1998
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Research reportA convergence study of two prognostic, sigma coordinate ocean models on a density driven flow in a quadratic basin– Institutt for Informatikk 1998
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Research reportA convergence study of two prognostic, sigma coordinate ocean models on a dencity driven flow in a quadratic basin– Institutt for informatikk, UiB. 1998