Clear enough to use
Information and controls should make the next decision easier.
Preparedness · coordination · software
I work across preparedness, coordination, volunteering and software. That background shapes the tools I develop, the activities I run and the way I structure difficult information.

Information and controls should make the next decision easier.
Evidence, assumptions and current limits should remain distinguishable.
Accessibility, shared responsibility and low barriers shape the work.
The projects range from active community operations to working software prototypes. Each page describes the current state, my contribution and the known limits.

Civil preparedness · In development
A civilian preparedness project that turns broad guidance into clearer household decisions.
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Community operations · Active
A free weekly civilian rucking activity in Oslo built around continuity, inclusion and shared responsibility.
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Analysis support · Working build
A related family of tools that store data locally and support case development, timelines, spatial context and ownership or influence analysis.
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Events and scenario design · Active
Event concepts, written scenarios, physical material and team experiences including Hjerterom, CACT and The Polaris Way.
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Learning and leader resources · Active
A civilian knowledge platform and leader resources for safer, more inclusive rucking activities.
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Spatial tools · Working build
Tools for handling locations, coordinates, spatial records and uncertainty more carefully.
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The work starts with a specific obstacle: information that is hard to use, a team that needs structure, or an activity that must run safely more than once.
Digital products and analysis tools that preserve sources, uncertainty and the reasoning behind a decision.
Polaris activities, event material, equipment and logistics developed through weekly delivery.
Websites, interfaces and visual material developed as working products rather than presentation exercises.

Community and events
Polaris Rucking Crew is a weekly civilian community in Oslo. The work includes recurring activities, events, equipment, communication, logistics and shared responsibility.
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Background
This experience shapes how I assess needs, organise work, communicate under pressure and make responsibilities visible.
View background →OSINT research, regional preparedness work, pandemic support, situation reporting and inter-agency coordination.
Building Polaris through weekly activity, equipment, logistics, events, communication and activity leadership.
A deliberate transition into computer science and software development through working products, testing and iterative review.
The articles come from repeated work: running activities, building teams, handling discomfort and learning what people need in practice.

On depression, isolation and what it means to ask a team for a minute.
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How cultures change through repeated proof of what people are allowed to need and say.
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A plain introduction to using the city for movement, capacity and connection.
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