Christian Wilhelm Mohr
Research Scientist
Biography
Researcher at the Department of Forest and Climate.
Working on Land Use, Land-Use Changes, and Forestry (LULUCF) related to greenhouse gas emissions. My area of focus is related to the analysis and estimation of emissions and uptake from LULUCF carbon stocks, development of projections of land development, and associated emissions and uptake under different scenarios, and LULUCF guidelines and regulations related to national reporting and accounting (IPCC, UN and EU). I coordinate the national greenhouse gas inventory for the LULUCF sector under the UN Climate Convention and the EU.
Area of expertise: LULUCF, climate change, biogeochemistry/environmental chemistry (processes and cycles in soil and water), analytical chemistry, modelling, and programming in R.
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Division of Forest and Forest Resources
Tier 3 modelling of carbon stock change in cropland mineral soil
The primary objective of the Tier 3 project is to enable the implementation of at Tier 3 methodology for carbon stock change in cropland mineral soil in the national GHG accounting under the UNFCCC. This includes both developing a Tier 3 methodology based on a modeling approach and verification of such an approach for use on the national level.
Division of Forest and Forest Resources
EU Climate Policy Implications for Land Use in Norway: Managing Trade-offs and Achieving Policy Coherence (ClimaLand)
The ClimaLand project will investigate trade-offs between policy goals, governance levels, and sector interests, and seek to identify how to design more coherent climate and land-use policies. An important objective is to investigate how conflicting policy goals can be handled and various considerations and land-use interests balanced.
Division of Forest and Forest Resources
Implications for Norwegian forestry of the EU 's Green Deal
The purpose of the project is to map, identify, and analyze implications for the forestry sector of the EU's Green Deal (European Green Deal, EGD), as well as to communicate this knowledge.