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Cartographer / GIS Analyst

Anna Vasilevskaya

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Anna is no longer working at Nordregio. For contact or more information please contact nordregio@nordregio.org

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Social-economic geographer /GIS specialist specialised in migration, traffic and transportation. Civil engineer specialised in traffic modelling and transport planning, micro, meso- and macrosimulation of the traffic flow.

Academic Qualifications
2013 – Msc in Geography, Moscow State University, Russian Federation 
2013 – Diploma in translation, Moscow State University, Russian Federation 
2016 – MSc Transport and Geoinformation Technology, KTH, Sweden 

Languages
Russian – Native  
English – Fluent 
Swedish – Professional 
Spanish – Limited working proficiency 

Prior positions
WSP Sverige AB, Stockholm, Sweden, 2018 – 2021 – Consultant, Traffic Analytics  
VTI, Linköping, Sweden, 2016 – 2018 – Research Assistant 
LiU, Norrköping, Sweden, 2016 -2018 – PhD Candidate 
Inline Telecom Solutions, Moscow, Russia – 2013-2014, Manager of international logistics

Related Research Projects
Ongoing
ILLUQ – The impacts of permafrost thaw in the Arctic Giving Rural Actors Novel data and re-Useable tools to Lead public Action in Rural areas (GRANULAR) Measuring Urban Sustainability in Transition (MUST): Co-Designing Future Arctic Cities in the Anthropocene 
Finished
Education and young adults in Nordic rural areas (EDYNORA) Digital inclusion in action Service provision and access to services in Nordic rural areas – secure, trusted and for all ages Re-start competence mobility in the Nordic Region Remote work and multilocality post-pandemic
Related Publications
Higher education beyond major urban areas in the Nordics Digital inclusion in distance spanning health solutions – Insights from four model regions Bytes and Rights: Civil society’s role in digital inclusion State of the Nordic Region 2024 Towards a grid-based Nordic territorial typology Remote Work in Smaller Towns: Possibilities and uncertainties Ukraine: Before the storm Local and regional experiences of remote work and multilocality Senegal: Leaving to return Iraq: Lives in transition Essential rural services in the Nordic Region – Challenges and opportunities
Related Events
Visualising inequality: New data tool for digital inclusion Higher education in Nordic rural areas and small towns: success factors and effective approaches Launch of the Nordic-Baltic Digital Inclusion Indicator Tool Nordic urban-rural typology reveals population changes 
Related News
Civil society’s key role in bridging the digital divide Can Nordic-Baltic collaboration help bridge the digital divide? A new typology tool available – enabling spatial analysis more detailed than ever Better knowledge for better rural policies – GRANULAR defines its next steps Longing for a cultural Christmas holiday? Going on a trip above the Arctic circle might be a good idea! Help Santa to work remotely – where to locate in 2021?
Related Maps
Nordic urban-rural typology Population on permafrost in the Arctic EDYNORA Higher Education and VET Portal New urban-rural typology of Nordic countries Urban-rural typology of Nordic Municipalities Longing for a cultural Christmas holiday? Going on a trip above the Arctic circle might be a good idea! The share of laid-off employees at municipal and regional level Change in life expectancy 2019–2020 by country in Europe Work mobility per municipality and region by quarter Help Santa to work remotely – where to locate in 2021?