Hanne Sagen

Research interests
Sagen is a researcher at the Nansen Environmental and Remote Sensing Center. Her expertise is in applied mathematics specialized within ocean acoustic. Her research interests are focused on using new technologies for observing the Arctic environment, such as acoustic tomography, passive acoustics, floats and gliders. She was deputy-coordinator in the EU projects (AMOC (1998-2001) and ACOBAR (2008-2013)), and she led the follow up ACOBAR II project funded by RCN project.
Sagen has led the development of the acoustic tomography system in the Fram Strait, and coordinated annual ocean/acoustic cruises to the Fram Strait since 2007 (involving open ocean vessel, icebreakers and aircraft missions). Currently, Sagen lead the UNDER-ICE – Arctic Ocean under melting ice; and she is the deputy coordinator of the EU project INTAROS - Integrated Arctic Observation System. Sagen has a strong international network in USA, and Europe within research and technologies.
Sagen is a member of the Acoustical Society of America and she is a member of the Norwegian Scientific Academy for Polar Research. She has served as member in research programmes committees in the Norwegian Research Council, and is a former member of the Norwegian National International Polar Year Committee (2004-2005). She is member of the ITU/WMO/UNESCO-IOC Joint Task Force (JTF) - Green Cables sin 2013 and of the scientific steering committee of the International Quiet Ocean Experiment (SCOR committee) from 2016.She received her Cand.mag. in 1985, Cand. Scient. in 1987 and Dr. Scient. in 1998 in applied mathematics from the University of Bergen, Norway.
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Peer Review Publications and Books
1993
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Spatial variation in ambient sound level within ice edge eddies. I: Natural Physical Sources of Underwater Sound. 1993. p. 563-571..
1992
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Ambient noise generation by ice-ocean jets, eddies and tidal current in the marginal ice zone. I: European Conference on Underwater Acoustics. 1992. p. 28-38..
1990
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The influence of sea ice on ocean ambient sound. In Ice Technology for Polar Operation. I: Ice Technology for Polar Operations, Computational Mechanics Publications. 1990. p. 415-426..
1989
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Transmission of a sound beam across a two-fluid interface: Numerical results and asymptotic expressions. Journal Acoustical Society of America. 1989;85:24-38..
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Other Publications
2006
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The TOPAZ Arctic monitoring and prediction system. Proceedings of the DAMOCLES workshop: Current Problems for operational short range weather, ocean and sea ice forecasting in the Arctic - a user perspective. The Polar Environmental Centre, Tromsø, Norway. 2006;.
2005
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CRYOSAT pre-launch CalVal study for sea ice thickness.(On CD-ROM). the 31-st International Symposium on Remote Sensing of Environment. Global Monitoring for Sustainability and Security. 2005;.
2004
2002
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Acoustic Monitoring of Ocean Climate in the Arctic (AMOC). I: Referee paper in "Operational oceanography - Implementation at the european and regional scales. proceedings of the 2nd EuroGOOS International Conference, Rome, 11-13 March, 1999. Elsevier Oceanography Series. 2002.
2001
2000
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Acoustic monitoring of ocean climate in the Arctic (AMOC). Proceedings from the PORSEC conference, Goa, India 5-8 Dec. 2000 and in Proc. of the Fifth European Conference on Underwater Acoustics, ECUA 2000, Lyon, France 2000. 2000;
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Acoustic monitoring of ocean climate in the central Arctic. Scandinavian Symposium on Physical Acoustics, Ustaoset, Norway, 28-31 January 2000. 2000;.
1999
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Acoustic Monitoring of Oceans Climate in the Arctic (AMOC). Proceedings of the International Symposium on Acoustic Tomography and Acoustic Thermometry, 8-9 February, Tokyo Japan, 10 February, Yokosuka Japan, 1999. 1999;
1998
1994
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The influence of grease ice, swell and icebergs on ambient noise. In proceedings Second European conference on underwater acoustics, European Commission. 1994;.