False-colour Landsat satellite image of the Lena River Delta, with branching channels and lakes

GIS / Remote sensing / Environmental analysis

Alexandra Ania
Fjellvik.

I use geographic data to explore how landscapes change and how people interact with their environment.

Lena River Delta · Landsat 7 / USGS & NASABased in Sandefjord, Norway
Alexandra Ania Fjellvik smiling in a striped top

Alexandra Ania Fjellvik

Sandefjord, Norway

More about me

My perspective

People, place
& environmental
change.

My background brings together a master's in GIS and remote sensing, a degree in human geography, and experience in marine, coastal and land-based projects.

Through Sigrøn, I'm developing independent projects and exploring new ways to use geospatial data.

01

GIS & remote sensing

Spatial analysis, satellite image interpretation and mapping to understand environmental patterns and change.

GEOSPATIAL ANALYSIS
02

Environmental mapping

Experience across marine conservation, coastal environments, forests and landscape change, with clear maps and visual communication.

LAND, COAST & SEA
03

Exploring drone applications

Building on training in drones in agriculture, LiDAR and photogrammetry to explore detailed terrain, vegetation and environmental mapping.

DRONE LIDAR & PHOTOGRAMMETRY ↗

Selected professional work

SALT Trail 2.0

Technical contribution at SALT

I worked on the technical side of this project, which explores how satellite observations can help monitor the environmental impacts of nature-based tourism.

More about my contribution
Hikers on the stone steps of the Reinebringen trail above the blue sea in Lofoten
Reinebringen, Lofoten · Trail landscapePhoto: Lukas Beck / CC BY 4.0 · Cropped

THE PROJECT QUESTION

How does outdoor recreation affect the landscape?

01Observe

Satellite imagery

02Understand

Visitor, terrain & weather context

03Inform

Environmental monitoring & management

Current explorations · Sigrøn

Questions I'm
working on now.

Independent projects exploring how geographic data can help us understand our local environment.

Water surface with a visible cyanobacterial bloomOngoing exploration
01 / WATER QUALITYGOKSJØ, NORWAY

Goksjø water quality

I'm exploring water quality and cyanobacteria in Goksjø, and how satellite data, maps and local observations can help identify patterns and follow changes over time.

Explore the project
A star-filled night sky above a mountain landscapeProject in development
02 / LIGHT POLLUTIONDARKNESS & NATURE

Darker Skies

I'm investigating how geospatial data can map light pollution, identify darker areas and help us understand natural darkness as an environmental quality.

Explore the project

Academic research

Boreal forests.
A closer look.

My master's research used GIS and remote sensing to explore forest composition, moisture patterns and recovery after fire in Scandinavian boreal forests.

Explore the thesis
Mapping from the Trysil boreal forest studyMSc GIS & Remote Sensing · Ulster University

Let's connect

Have a project
or an opportunity?

I'm interested in work that connects geospatial analysis with environmental questions and practical decisions.

alexandrafjellvik@gmail.com

Sandefjord, Norway · +47 913 29 902