Elisabeth Støhle Rødland
Researcher at the Norwegian Institute for Water Research (NIVA)
Dr. Rødland is researcher at the Norwegian Institute for Water Research (NIVA). Dr. Rødland is a marine biologist (MSc) and environmental chemist (PhD), and has been working on road-related pollution topics for more than 12 years. She has a 7 year background from the Norwegian Public Roads Administration, before doing her PhD work on the analysis of tire-road wear particles using PYR-GC/MS at NIVA and the Norwegian University of Life Sciences (NMBU). Dr. Rødland’s current research focuses the occurrence and fate of tire-road wear particles and related chemicals in the environment, including method improvements for identification and quantification, and evaluating different treatment options for road and tunnel runoff.
Session 5 – Mitigation Strategies and Treatment Pathways for Tire Emissions
- From Road Surface to Discharge: Tire and Road Wear Particle Transport and Treatment in Road Tunnels
Speaker: Elisabeth Støhle Rødland - Mineralization of Tire-Derived Rubbers: How Fillers Dictate Degradation Rates in Advanced Oxidation Processes
Speaker: Diego Rodriguez - Integrated Green Infrastructure Strategies to Optimize the Mitigation of Tire-Derived Air and Water Contamination
Speaker: Richard Baldauf - Occurrence and Fate of Tire and Road Wear Particles in a Large European Wastewater Treatment Plant
Speaker: Thomas D. Collin - Treatment Measures for Road Runoff in Switzerland
Speaker: Michael Burkhardt