Danish Meteorological Institute Employee Directory
Public SafetyHovedstaden, Denmark201-500 Employees
The Danish Meteorological Institute (DMI) is a Danish public-safety institution established in 1872, located at 11 Sankt Kjelds Plads in Copenhagen, and operates under the Danish Ministry of Energy, Utilities and Climate. DMI provides meteorological services for the Realm of Denmark, including the Faroe Islands, Greenland, and surrounding waters and airspace, offering weather forecasting, warnings, and monitoring of atmospheric, terrestrial, and maritime conditions. The institute collects and processes meteorological, climatological, and oceanographic observations and related geophysical parameters, and it conducts research and development to ensure high-quality operations while monitoring global warming and the balance of stratospheric ozone. Current staffing is reported as 201–500 employees, with 300 employees noted in 2013, and the organization reports an annual turnover of around DKK 285 million. Recent activities include a partnership with Energinet to strengthen energy security and reduce electricity costs, and a multi-year collaboration with the Danish Centre for AI Innovation to develop next-generation weather models.