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Martin Indreiten

Operating manager, Arctic Safety Centre

martin.indreiten@unis.no
4797625884

A 235

Arctic Safety Centre
Arctic technology

Martin Indreiten in UNIS news:

29.03.3021: Ready, biip, green – have a safe trip!
21.12.2020: RCN grants 12 million to Arctic Safety Centre project
26.11.2020: Avalanche accident report in English published
13.11.2020: First Arctic Safety Centre continuing education course
23.10.2020: Snow sensor project exported to the mainland
28.09.2020: Popular polar bear safety course
04.06.2020: Avalanche accident report published
18.03.2020:
12.02.2019: Better avalanche warnings in and around Longyearbyen

Mobile: +47 976 25 884
E-mail: martin.indreiten@unis.no
Room: A 235

Courses

AS-203 Arctic Safety and Field Leadership (14 ECTS)

Project involvements

active

ARCT-RISK

The primary objective of ARCT-RISK is to develop knowledge and tools to make sense of and deal with effects of climate change on society’s ability to protect the life and health of its citizens and to maintain critical infrastructure and function.

News mentions

Look to Longyearbyen for climate adaptation

Ready, biip, green - have a safe trip!

RCN grants 12 million to Arctic Safety Centre project

Avalanche accident report in English published

First Arctic Safety Centre continuing education course

Snow sensor project exported to the mainland

Popular polar bear safety course

 “Koronadugnaden” (The Corona Duty) - postpone your most ambitious trip plans

Better avalanche warnings in and around Longyearbyen