Xiaoran Wu (吴潇然) is a student at UCAS pursuing a Master’s degree in Cartography and Geographic Information Systems. His research interests include terrestrial ecosystems and climate change, with a focus on the application of remote sensing technology and deep learning methods in these areas.
Academic profile: Google Scholar
Education
Ph.D. in Ecology (expected)
M.S. in Geography (expected)
Major GPA: 3.98/4
Academic awards:
Academic awards:
- National Scholarship, China (2024)
- Director's Scholarship, IGSNRR (2023, 2024)
- First Prize Scholarship, UCAS (2023, 2024)
B.S. in Geography
Major GPA: 3.92/4
Academic awards:
Academic awards:
- National Scholarship, China (2020)
- Outstanding Graduates, NENU (2022)
- President's Scholarship, NENU (2019, 2021 and 2022)
Publications
(2024).
The potential role of abandoned cropland for food security in China.
Resources, Conservation & Recycling.
(2024).
Cropland non-agriculturalization caused by the expansion of built-up areas in China during 1990-2020.
Land Use Policy.
(2024).
A DEM upscaling method with integrated valley lines based on HASM.
Frontiers of Earth Science.
(2024).
Cropland fragmentation change across China over the last two decades.
Agricultural Systems.
Posts
Contact
- wu_xiaoran@outlook.com
- Room C404-2, 11A, Datun Road, Chaoyang District, Beijing, CN 100101