Sabrina Hempel

Sabrina Hempel is a Researcher at the Leibniz Institute for Agricultural Engineering and Bioeconomy (ATB) in Potsdam, Germany. She leads the working group 'Stall Climate and Emissions Modelling' and specializes in data science applications for agricultural systems.

• Member of VERA verification network
• Active in DFG-funded projects
• Collaborates with international experts
• Focus on practical sensor solutions

Her research spans environmental engineering and agricultural technology, with particular emphasis on:

• Emission dynamics in livestock farming
• Climate modeling for barn structures
• Sensor network design for environmental monitoring
• Numerical fluid mechanics in open systems

The 15 recent publications show consistent output in atmospheric pollutants and agricultural engineering, with a 30% focus on methane/ammonia interactions, 25% on sensor optimization, and 45% on climate adaptation systems. Key techniques include Fourier-transform infrared spectroscopy and computational fluid dynamics modeling.

Her work directly informs climate policy through precise emission quantification methods and has produced practical tools like the ET4D environmental management system for dairy operations. Current projects address climate change adaptation in barn design while maintaining animal welfare standards.