Norwegian Computing Center
– a research institute for science and innovation

Our research areas

Statistical modelling and machine learning
Statistical analysis of natural resource data
Applied research in information and communication technology
Image analysis and Earth observation

Selected projects

Improving resource sharing in fire and rescue services (BRACE)
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  • Language technology

Copyright protection in the age of generative AI (COPY.AI)
The image shows a green Vy train in Norway, which has come to a halt at Sandefjord station.
  • Image analysis

Autonomous train operations with image analysis and machine learning (Europe’s Rail)
This is a satellite image of central Norway and Sweden showing snow cover. The image colours are black, various shades of blue and purple, and of course white.
  • Earth observation

THOR: A foundation model for smarter climate action (FM4CS)
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  • Information and communication technology

The Historical Population Register
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  • Statistical modelling
  • Machine learning

Dynamic pricing of short-term rental properties

Industries

For more than 70 years, the Norwegian Computing Center has delivered research-based solutions across a wide range of industries.

Finance and insurance
Ocean
Technology and industry
Climate and environment
Natural resources
Society
Health

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Norwegian Computing Center is involved in several research centres that bring together researchers from different fields and institutions. Through these long-term collaborations, we explore complex questions, develop new methods and generate knowledge that can be applied beyond individual projects.

Research centres