Tor-Einar Skog
Senior Adviser
Biography
- Software developer and architect for several of NIBIO's web sites: VIPS, AgroMet Norway, The Encyclopedia of Plant Protection, The Plant Protection Guide, Nitrogen fertilizer calculators and more.
- The web sites and services cover several subjects, such as: Integrated Pest Management, pesticides, nitrogen fertilizing, weather data, weather forecasts, pest prediction models, pests, pathogens
- Project leader of capacity building project on Artificial Intelligence (AI)
- ICT technologies in use: Linux, PostgreSQL, Python, Java, HTML/CSS, JavaScript, Apache, WildFly, Django
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Tor-Einar Skog Håvard Eikemo Halvard Hole Annette Folkedal Schjøll Jan Netland Nina Trandem Trond Rafoss Richard MeadowAbstract
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Berit Nordskog Jan Netland Håvard Eikemo Halvard Hole Tor-Einar Skog Guro Brodal Annette Folkedal Schjøll Trond RafossAbstract
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Division of Biotechnology and Plant Health
SpotIT
Division of Biotechnology and Plant Health
IPM Decisions
Stepping-up integrated pest management decision support for crop protection. IPM Decisions aims to accelerate impact from Decision Support Systems (DSS) for Integrated Pest Management (IPM). The project will deliver DSS, data, tools and resources through a pan-European online Platform and an IPM Decisions Network.
SINOGRAIN II
Scientists from NIBIO and CAAS are working together using innovative technologies in order to improve productivity, food safety and sustainability in Chinese agriculture.
Big data
A recent report written on behalf of the Norwegian government highlights the potential societal benefits for Norway in using big data. In particular, it shows that benefits can be represented by the improvement of the efficiency of decision-making processes and of the quality and timeliness of decisions and by giving actors the opportunity to react more quickly to deviations from normal situations. The handling of environmental disasters, planning of transport, security of society and increased business development and innovation are mentioned as concrete examples.