Eugen Kokin

Eugen Kokin serves as a Senior Lecturer in Measurement and Data Processing at the Chair of Energy Application Engineering within the Institute of Forestry and Engineering at Estonian University of Life Sciences. His work focuses on integrating advanced measurement systems with agricultural applications, particularly in energy utilization and precision farming technologies. Based at Fr.R. Kreutzwaldi 56 in Estonia, he maintains an active research profile with numerous publications spanning nearly two decades.

Dr. Kokin's research primarily centers on precision livestock farming, with significant contributions to data analysis systems for agricultural applications. His work spans animal welfare monitoring, energy efficiency in farming operations, and renewable energy integration in agricultural settings. He has conducted extensive research on thermal imaging applications for crop protection, biogas production modeling, and smart technology adoption in pig and poultry industries. His recent work demonstrates growing emphasis on environmental sustainability metrics and transparency systems in dairy farming operations.

Analysis of his publication record reveals a clear trajectory from foundational work in agricultural energy systems toward increasingly sophisticated data-driven approaches in precision farming. His most recent publications (2023-2025) show strong focus on technology adoption challenges, environmental sustainability metrics, and advanced data management systems for dairy farming. The research consistently bridges engineering principles with practical agricultural applications, with particular attention to energy optimization and animal welfare monitoring systems.