Terrestrial Ecosystem Analysis Group

Earth, water and sedimentology laboratory (in Danish)

The staff teaches soil science, hydrology and climatology at all levels.

Courses at Bachelor level (in Danish)

BA-level courses are described here

• Jordbundsgeografi (del af kultur- og naturgeografi)
• Klimatologi og hydrologi
• Samfundsmæssige væsentlige stofstrømme
• Naturgeografisk feltkursus
• Globale geosystemer
• Laboratorieteknik og –metoder
• Jordbundsressourcer og jordbundens miljøgeokemi

Courses at Master level

• Ecosystem, climate and climate changes
• Environmental soil science
• Surface hydrology
• Ecological modelling
• Advanced soil science and isotope Geochemistry
• Aerial and near-field remote sensing
• Field and method courses in geography and geoinformatics
• Advanced Geoinformatics Programming, Customization and Automation in GIS

Supervision

Supervise student at BSc and MSc theses and Ph-D. students.

• CENPERM funded by Grundforskningsfonden is a strong international arctic network, which is further linked through several other ongoing permafrost projects.
• Most important is Changing Permafrost in the Arctic and its Global Effects in the 21st Century (PAGE21), INTERACT, DEFROST and the Permafrost Carbon Network. These network initiatives are supplemented further by the active participation in Perma-Nordnet and Permap. Cooperation in a national context is ensured within a Danish network and through ongoing projects with the Geological Survey of Denmark and Greenland (GEUS), the Danish Centre for Environment and Energy - University of Aarhus, DMI, the Centre for Arctic Technology – Technical University of Denmark (ARCTEK), the National Museums in Denmark and Greenland, and the Greenland Ecological Monitoring (GEM) programme.
• Key scientific experts at the Polar Science Centre (PSC) of the University of Copenhagen deal with arctic and antarctic research topics. Active participation in this research centre provides CENPERM with a platform for the synergetic sharing of knowledge within the University itself. . The group is part of Greenland Ecosystem Monitoring program where we collaborate with Asiaq, Greenland Survey and Bioscience Aarhus University
• The research group is member of the European soil bureau network and participates in the development of soil maps of Europe and soil analytical databases connected to the soil mapsFurthermore the group is a part of a collaboration network in Ghana with researchers from different faculties at University of Ghana, Legon and at Foulum, Århus University.