Nico Ogink

Nico Ogink is a WIAS Researcher specializing in emissions monitoring and manure valorisation within agricultural systems. His work focuses on quantifying and mitigating methane and ammonia emissions from livestock housing, particularly dairy barns and pig facilities.

• Affiliated with Wageningen University & Research through WIAS
• Active in development of measurement technologies for gas emissions

Research interests center on:

• Methane production modeling in dairy cows
• PM10 mass concentration measurement in livestock houses
• Urease inhibition for ammonia reduction
• Environmental impact of barn design

Recent publications analyze:

• Barn-scale methane monitoring systems
• Statistical approaches to emission variability
• Comparative evaluation of measurement techniques
• Ammonia mitigation through floor treatments

He supervises multiple PhD projects on emission reduction strategies and participates in technical conferences on air quality in agricultural settings.