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Hong Jiang is a senior research scientist with the Conservation Biology Institute in Corvallis, Oregon. He earned his Ph.D. of forest ecology from Northeast Forestry University, China in 1989. From 1990 to1997, he worked in Chinese Academy of Sciences, as a post-doctoral fellow, associate professor and professor in plant ecology, ecological spatial analysis and modeling. After that, he was a visiting professor and research associate (post-doctoral fellow) of remote sensing and GIS application, ecological modeling and forest ecology in Department of Renewable Resources, University of Alberta, and Northern Forestry Center, Canadian Forest Service from 1997 to 2001. He
had been studied research data management and GIS application in ecology in University of New
Mexico, USA in 1993. He worked in ecological modeling and landscape
ecology from 1995 to 1996 as a professor (courtesy) at Department of
Forest Sciences, Oregon State University, USA.
He also attended
international conferences and study tours in Japan, U.K., Canada,
USA, Germany and Sweden.
He is author or co-author of numerous publications in peer-reviewed
scientific journals and presentations at national and international
conferences. Currently
his research interests are focus on the application of remote
sensing and spatial modeling in conservation biology, landscape
ecology, carbon dynamics of terrestrial ecosystems, disturbance
ecology, vegetation and land use dynamics. Selected
publications Jiang, H. , Apps,
M. J., Peng, C. H., Zhang, Y. L. and Liu, J. X., 2002. Modeling the
influence of harvesting on Chinese boreal forest carbon dynamics.
Forest Ecology and Management 169 (1), 65-82. Banfield, E. G.,
Bhatti, J., Jiang, H. and Apps, M. J., 2002. Variability and
uncertainty in estimating regional scale carbon stocks in boreal
forest ecosystems: results from central Alberta. Forest
Ecology and Management 169 (1), 15-27. Peng, C. H.,
Jiang, H., Apps, M. J. and Zhang, Y. L., 2002. Simulating the
Effects of harvesting regimes on carbon and nitrogen dynamics of
boreal forests in Central Canada using a process model. Ecological
Modeling 155:177-189. Bhatti, J, Apps,
M. J. and Jiang, H., 2000. Examining the carbon stocks of boreal
forest ecosystems at stand and regional scales. Assessment Methods
for Soil Carbon. Assessment
methods For Soil Carbon, Advances
in Soil Sciences Series 513-532. Jiang, H.,
Apps, M. J. Zhang Y. L., Peng, C. H., and Woodard, P. M.,
1999. Modeling the spatial pattern of net primary productivity in
Chinese forests, Ecological
Modeling 122,275-288. Apps, M. J.,
Bhatti, J., Halliwell, D. H., Jiang, H. and Peng C. H., 1999.
Simulated carbon dynamics in the boreal forest of central Canada
under uniform and random disturbance regimes, Global Climate Change
and Cold Regions Ecosystems, Advance
in Soil Science 107-122. Jiang, H., Peng
C. H., Apps, M. J., Zhang Y. L., Woodard P. M. and Wang Z.
M., 1999. Modeling the net primary productivity dynamics of
temperate forest ecosystem with a GAP model, Ecological
Modeling 122, 225-238.
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