Henri Riihimäki

Henri Riihimäki is a Researcher in the Department of Geosciences and Geography at the University of Helsinki, specializing in biogeoclimatic modeling. His work integrates remote sensing, field measurements, and computational methods to study Arctic and boreal ecosystems, focusing on soil-vegetation interactions, cryogenic processes, and climate change impacts.

• Institution: University of Helsinki
• Department: Geosciences and Geography
• Role: Researcher
• Email: henri.riihimaki@helsinki.fi

Research Interests: His research spans remote sensing applications, soil moisture modeling, vegetation dynamics, and tundra ecosystem responses to climate change. Key methodologies include UAV campaigns, LiDAR data analysis, and topographic wetness index optimization.

Scientific Trends: Analysis of 11 publications (2013–2024) reveals expertise in Arctic biogeosciences, machine learning for environmental data, shrub-soil feedbacks, and UAV-based ecosystem monitoring. Collaborative work emphasizes open data and interdisciplinary approaches.