About the Global Wetland Center

In the Global Wetland Center, we want to design novel approaches for modelling wetlands’ greenhouse gas budgets that can guide wetland management. This will enable wetlands to contribute to the global agenda towards climate neutrality.

Organisation

The center is a collaboration between four institutions in the greater Copenhagen area:

• The Department of Geosciences and Natural Resource Management (University of Copenhagen), experts in modelling and measuring greenhouse gas emissions and remote sensing of wetlands
• The Department of Computer Science (University of Copenhagen), eperts in machine learning and AI techniques
• DHI A/S, experts in remote sensing and modelling of wetlands and development of climate change mitigation scenarios
• The Geological Survey of Denmark and Greenland (GEUS), experts in modelling and remote sensing of hydrology

Partners

Vietnam Academy of Agricultural Sciences, Institute of Agricultural Environment.
They are experts in environmental issues with a focus on agriculture and climate change.
Collaboration in the field-site in Vietnam.

Collaboration with Dansk Miljørådgivning A/S (DMR) and their network.
Collaboration on the field set-upin Trysil, Norway.

Climate AI Nordics is a network of researchers dedicated to developing and utilizing AI technologies to address the urgent global challenge of climate change. Researchers focus on creating and promoting AI solutions that support both climate change mitigation and adaptation.

International Collaborators

• Director and Associate Professor, PhD Mai Van Trinh, Vietnam Academy of Agricultural Sciences, Institute of Agricultural Environment
• PhD. Vu Duong Quynh, Vietnam Academy of Agricultural Sciences, Institute of Agricultural Environment
• Dr. Nguyen Van Hien, Soils and Fertilizers Research Institute, SFRI
• Professor Susan Page. School of Geology and the Environment. University of Leicester. England
• Professor Catherine Lovelock FAA. School of Environment. The University of Queensland. Australia
• Researcher Christine Delire. National Center for Meteorological Research. France
• Senior lecturer Paul Miller. Lund University. Sweden
• Postdoc Nitin Chaudhary. Lund University. Sweden
• Professor Martin Herold. GFZ German Research Centre for Geosciences, Section 1.4. Germany

Strategic Advisory Group

The Strategic Advisory Group is in the process of establishment.

It is anticipated that the first SAG meeting will take place in Q3, 2025.