👋 I’m currently a Postdoc Researcher at Harvard Forest, Harvard University working in the Thompson Lab. I finished my Ph.D. at the Center for Geospatial Analytics, North Carolina State University, working in the Spatial Ecosystems Analytics Lab (SEAL). I was also a NASA Future Investigator awardee working on using satellite 🛰 images to investigate plant phenology 🌱.
🚀 Passion: develop cool technologies to answer important science questions, and share my knowledge to the whole world!
I play guitar 🎸 and I love singing 🎤
- Remote Sensing
- Terrestrial Vegetation Dynamics
- Ecosystem Modeling
- Climate Change
- Bayesian
- Open Science
Ph.D. in Geospatial Analytics
North Carolina State University
M.E. in Natural Resources and Environmental Remote Sensing
Chengdu University of Technology & Chinese Academy of Sciences
B.S. in Geography Information System
Chengdu University of Technology
- Understand long-term spatiotemporal dynamics of terrestrial vegetation phenology
- Model how vegetation dynamics interact with carbon and water cycling under climate change
- Improve the design and efficiency of nature-based solutions for climate mitigation and adaptation using landscape simulation and remote sensing
- 2024-10-28: Our paper about modeling spring phenology is now online at Global Ecology and Biogeography. Also see a blog post here.
- 2024-10-01: I will give a talk at AGU about my current work on Dec 11th in the phenology session B33M. Stay tuned!
- 2024-09-23: I had a great time attending Google’s Geo for Good Mini Summit at Dublin, Ireland, during September 23-26th, 2024. I was a panel speaker sharing my current work about landscape simulation and nature-based climate solutions!
- 2024-08-04: I am honored to get a travel award from the OSG Consortium at University of Wisconsin-Madison to attend OSG School 2024. I will use their High-Throughput Computing (HTC) technology to scale up my Bayesian Land Surface Phenology (BLSP) mapping.
- 2024-04-11: I was thrilled and honored to visit the Cary Institute of Ecosystem Studies and give a seminar talk! Check out the topics and the recorded video here.
