Swedish University of Agricultural Sciences, Sweden
Scientific expertise in Remote Sensing of ecosystem structure, LIDAR
Contributor to IPCC 6th AR.
Coordinator of NextGenCarbon (link here) and FORWARDS projects. Leading or contributing to monitoring tasks in several projects: SUPERB, MoniFun, TRANSFORMIT.
Professor and section head (Remote Sensing and Geoinformation)
German Research Centre for Geosciences (GFZ), Germany
Large-area monitoring of land and forest dynamics integrating satellite and ground-based data streams from a scientific and user needs perspective
Top 1% cited scientists in the field (Web of Science 2019-24)
Lead author of the 2019 IPCC Good Practice Guidelines refinement
Dr
Max Planck Institute for Biogeochemistry, Germany
Pioneered the FLUXCOM approach of integrating eddy-covariance and satellite Remote Sensing with machine learning
Long-standing experience in data-driven carbon and water cycle modelling
Professor
University of Florence, Italy
Expert in Remote Sensing and multiscale integration of different sources of information
Dr
Karlsruhe Institute of Technology, Germany
Main focus on changes in land cover/use & management
Co-developer of HILDA+ model, which provides a reconstruction of global annual land cover/use and its changes (1960-today) at 1km spatial resolution.
PhD, Forsker I (Research Professor)
CICERO Centre for International Climate Science, Norway
• Scientific
expertise in land surface modeling, ecosystem demography and plant
physiology.
• Co-chair of the Community Land Model
• Experience in Earth System Model development and calibration.
Professor, DSc, PhD
Swedish University of Agricultural Sciences, Sweden
Scientific expertise in Remote Sensing of ecosystem structure, LIDAR
Co-leader of Ecosystem Structure work group in GEOBON
Pioneered Lorenz curve methods to evaluate ecosystem structure and heterogeneity.
Professor
Ludwig-Maximilians-Universität, Germany
Led the development of the first gridded bookkeeping model of land-use change (BLUE)
Coordinates the land use component in the annual carbon budgets (GCB). IPCC contributor.
Leads one of the largest publicly funded programs on carbon dioxide removal (CDRterra)
Dr
Science Partners
Expert in multi-scale ecosystem modelling
Specialized in the representation of explicit human or natural disturbances and their consequences on C cycle.
Dr
University of Exeter, United Kingdom
Works on Global Carbon Budget and TRENDY coordination
Experience working with Earth observation and process-based models
Professor
Climate and Environment Sciences Laboratory (LSCE), France
Expertise in developing and using process-based land surface models (LSMs) in combination with site-scale and satellite observations to unravel the physical and biogeochemical responses to anthropogenic perturbations
Professor
Climate and Environment Sciences Laboratory (LSCE), France
Expert in carbon cycle and climate, geosciences and environment, and ecology
Understanding the relationships between terrestrial GHG fluxes and climate
Ranked as the most productive scientific author in the field of climate change publications
Professor
University of Exeter, United Kingdom
Over 30 years’ research experience in Earth System Science
Co-leads TRENDY, which provides land flux estimates for the annual GCB update
Professor
Leipzig University, Germany
Extensive experience in combining multiple data streams from observations and models to improve assessments of regional to global carbon budgets
Strong focus on impacts of extreme events and disturbances
ERC StG grant awarded in 2021, and co-leader of RECCAP2
Dr
CICERO Center for International Climate Research, Norway
ESM scenario experimental design (ScenarioMIP, CMIP7)
SCM modeling
Interaction of Earth-System processses with mitigation technology, land use and negative emissions
Professor, DSc, PhD
Swedish University of Agricultural Sciences, Sweden
Contributor to IPCC 6th AR.
Leading the European Lidar Forest Map Initiative
Contributing to the development of EU policies: nature restoration, forest monitoring, carbon removal and carbon farming
Professor European Forest Resources
WENR, Wageningen University and Research, Netherlands
Expert in European forest resource and impacts of management
IPCC Coordinating lead author, including LULUCF guidance
Swedish University of Agricultural Sciences, Sweden
Forest Remote Sensing, Department of Forest Resource Management
Swedish University of Agricultural Sciences, Sweden
Forest Remote Sensing, Department of Forest Resource Management
Swedish University of Agricultural Sciences, Sweden
Forest Remote Sensing, Department of Forest Resource Management
