The tremor viewer “Tremv” – A new program for real-time tremor amplitude monitoring Rannís Jun 2020 Tremv is an innovative new software that calculates and plots RSAM tremor data, filling a void in the world of open-source seismic monitoring software by providing a sophisticated network-oriented seismic tremor monitoring device. Additionally, Tremv includes a feature that can filter the data within a customizable range of bandpass frequencies, which will improve the monitoring capabilities at the Icelandic Meteorological Office and at any other observatories that choose to run Tremv. The… Show more Tremv is an innovative new software that calculates and plots RSAM tremor data, filling a void in the world of open-source seismic monitoring software by providing a sophisticated network-oriented seismic tremor monitoring device. Additionally, Tremv includes a feature that can filter the data within a customizable range of bandpass frequencies, which will improve the monitoring capabilities at the Icelandic Meteorological Office and at any other observatories that choose to run Tremv. The fact that this program is also written in python, making it compatible with popular seismic processing tools such as Obspy, and that it is cross platform, allowing it to run on any operating system, make it likely to be successfully implemented in observatories worldwide and of potential high impact. https://en.rannis.is/funding/research/icelandic-student-innovation-fund/Project number - 207947-0091 Show less

Hack the north - Sep 2017 Waterloo, ON - Hack the North, Canada’s biggest hackathon, was hosting its fourth annual event September 15-17, 2017. Hack the North was founded and is organized by Techyon, a student-run a non-profit organization, in partnership with Waterloo Engineering.The event brings together 1000 students from top universities across 22 countries in the world including USA, Brazil, Sweden, England, China, India, and Algeria. Students collaborate and create impactful new hardware projects or mobile and… Show more Waterloo, ON - Hack the North, Canada’s biggest hackathon, was hosting its fourth annual event September 15-17, 2017. Hack the North was founded and is organized by Techyon, a student-run a non-profit organization, in partnership with Waterloo Engineering.The event brings together 1000 students from top universities across 22 countries in the world including USA, Brazil, Sweden, England, China, India, and Algeria. Students collaborate and create impactful new hardware projects or mobile and web applications of their own design for a weekend at the University of Waterloo, all expenses paid. Show less

Nordplus scholarship Nordplus Aug 2017 The course is sponsored by the NORDPLUS, a programme offering financial support to a variety of educational cooperation between partners in the area of lifelong learning from the eight participating countries in the Baltic and Nordic regions

Dean’s Selection Scholarship Reykjavik University Jun 2017 Strong students applying for masters‘ studies at Reykjavik University can apply for a scholarship consisting of a full tuition waiver or only paying for half the tuition (only applies for students within EU).

AngularConnect Scholarship AngularConnect Sep 2016 AngularConnect is a 2-day, multi-track conference featuring the world’s leading Angular experts, including the core Angular team at Google.