Zhan Li’s research is currently focused on observing and understanding (1) changes in the structure and functioning of ecosystems, and (2) their impacts on the energy, water, and carbon fluxes in land-water complexes. He specializes in remote sensing of land at a range of spatial scales (plot to global, fine to medium resolution), by multiple sensors (multispectral, lidar, radar) on different platforms (ground, airborne and satellite). He has worked on several projects on remote sensing applications funded by different agencies, such as NASA’s MODIS Science Team and USGS’s Landsat Science Team via working with Dr. Crystal Schaaf, and Canadian Space Agency via working with Dr. Mike Wulder and Dr. Joanne White. Zhan Li received his PhD from Boston University via working with Dr. Alan Strahler.
PhD in Geography, 2015
Boston University, Boston, MA, U.S.A.
MSc in Geographic Information Science, 2011
Chinese Academy of Sciences, Beijing, China
BSc in Geographic Information System, 2008
Nanjing University, Nanjing, China