Field of work

I am a civil engineer, researching innovative monitoring for unstable rock slopes. My aim is that my research contributes to a better understanding of unstable rock slopes and the improvement of early warning systems. 

I'm teaching Natural Hazards in the M.Sc programme Climate Change Management and in the international semester program Geohazards and Climate Change. In the B.Sc programme Geology and Geohazards, I teach GIS and Cartography. 



Courses taught
  • GE-488 Natural Hazards
  • GE-413 Cartography and GIS
  • GE-491 Bachelor thesis in Geology

Research areas
  • Rock slope instabilities
  • Remote Sensing
  • Photogrammetry
     

Research groups

Landslides

Courses taught
  • GE4-306, Natural hazards in spatial planning, Spring 2025
  • GE488, Natural Hazards, Spring 2025
  • GE491, Bachelor Thesis in Geology, Spring 2025

Publications

  • Investigation of the 2010 rock avalanche onto the regenerated glacier Brenndalsbreen, Norway

    Siri H. Engen, Marthe Gjerde, Thomas Scheiber, Gernot Seier, Hallgeir Elvehøy, Jakob Abermann (2024)
  • Monitoring displacement patterns, acceleration and failure (July 2023) at the unstable rock slope Stampa, Western Norway

    Thomas Scheiber, Alexander Maschler, Lukas Stefan Schild, Paula Snook, Stig Frode Samnøy, Lene Kristensen (2024)
  • Displacement patterns, acceleration and failure from the unstable rock slope Stampa, Western Norway

    Paula Snook, Alexander Maschler, Lukas Stefan Schild, Thomas Scheiber, Stig Frode Samnøy, Lene Kristensen (2023)
  • Acceleration in a rock column within the unstable rock slope ‘Stampa’ Aurland municipality, Vestland county

    Paula Snook, Thomas Scheiber, Lukas Stefan Schild, Stig Frode Samnøy, Helge Henriksen, Lene Kristensen (2023)
  • Sensor Data Fusion for Monitoring Unstable Rock Slopes

    Lukas Stefan Schild, Thomas Scheiber, Paula Snook, Reza Arghandeh, Stig Frode Samnøy, Alexander Maschler (2023)
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