Greenhouse Gas Decision Support Tool

Empowering farmers and scientists with dynamic modeling for agricultural greenhouse gas emissions and soil carbon sequestration

Advanced Agricultural Modeling

Cutting-edge science meets practical application to help reduce agricultural greenhouse gas emissions globally

Dynamic Modeling

Advanced biogeochemical simulation models including DayCent and Landscape-DNDC for accurate COâ‚‚ and Nâ‚‚O emission estimates

Supported Models

Geospatial Integration

High-resolution climate, soil, and topographic data integration for location-specific modeling and analysis

Available Layers

Web-Based Platform

Accessible from any device with modular architecture supporting multiple countries and GHG inventory standards

Tool Technology Stack

Scientific Rigor

Built on validated field experiments and peer-reviewed research from leading agricultural institutions

Science Details

Global Scalability

Designed for worldwide deployment starting with Denmark and expanding to serve agricultural communities globally

Modular Datasets

Decision Support

Comprehensive analysis tools to evaluate different management practices and their impact on greenhouse gas emissions

Transforming Agricultural Climate Science

Agriculture accounts for 20-25% of global greenhouse gas emissions, with this percentage expected to grow as other sectors decarbonize. GHGMET provides the tools needed to make informed decisions about sustainable farming practices.

Our platform combines cutting-edge soil science with user-friendly technology, enabling farmers and researchers to:

• Estimate soil carbon sequestration potential

• Model greenhouse gas emissions from different practices

• Access validated scientific models through simple interfaces

• Compare management scenarios for optimal outcomes

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Research Partners & Collaborators

Working with leading institutions to advance agricultural climate science

Colorado State University

Department of Soil and Crop Sciences

Danish Collaborators

LandCraft Science Team

European Union

Agricultural Research Network

Global Scientists

International Research Community