About me

As a young boy growing up in the eighties, I was already captivated by the world of communication 

technology, eagerly experimenting with CB radios and antennas. Today, I work at the TU Wien 

(Austria’s largest technical research and education institution), where my research is dedicated to 

risk management and disaster prevention. In an era marked by increasingly frequent natural and

man-made disasters, often with far-reaching consequences for critical infrastructure, I am deeply 

intrigued by the potential that the amateur radio service holds as a crucial component of emergency 

communication.



Since 2021, I have proudly served as a member of the Vienna Emergency Communications Team 

and the A.R.E.N.A. Network (Amateur Radio Emergency Network Austria). My aim is not only to 

contribute significantly to our society's disaster resilience through my research but also as an active 

ham radio operator.

In Oct. 2023 I have been appointed as Deputy Head of the Vienna Emergency Communications Team.

From time to time, I operate our club station at TU Wien, primarily during contests or emergency 

exercises. 



Radios 

Yaesu FT-2000, FT991A, TYT TH-9800, Hytera HM785, Hytera HP785, Hytera PD758G and others 

not worth mentioning here ;-) 

Maximum transmitting power is 200W provided by an RM Italy Amp used for SSB only. 















Contact

OE1TRI@oevsv.at and OE1TRI@winlink.org

DMR ID: 2321275

DAPNET/POCSAG via OE1TRI

Hamnet VOIP: 817343 

Hamshack Hotline HH Number 24097

Social Media: YouTube | Facebook | LinkedIn





Member of:
 
 
  
 
 

OeVSV - Österreichischer Versuchssenderverband / Austrian Amateur Radio Society

A.R.E.N.A. - Amateur Radio Emergency Network Austria

Vienna Emergency Communications Team - Wiener Notfunkteam

RTU - Radio Amateur Club of the TU Wien