Xin Liu

Dr. Xin Liu


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Academic Career Length

8Years (2019-Present)

(Calculated once Scilit publication data is synced: current year − year of first publication + 1)

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6 May 2020 in Journal of Geodesy
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CZChengcheng Zhu
Chengcheng Zhu
Jinyun GuoJinyun Guo
Jinyun Guo
JGJinyao Gao
Jinyao Gao
XLXin Liu
Xin Liu
CHCheinway Hwang
Cheinway Hwang
BGBin Guan
Bin Guan

17 November 2022 in IEEE Transactions on Geoscience and Remote Sensing
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DADechao An
Dechao An
Jinyun GuoJinyun Guo
Jinyun Guo
ZLZhen Li
Zhen Li
BJBing Ji
Bing Ji
XLXin Liu
Xin Liu
XCXiaotao Chang
Xiaotao Chang
The conventional gravity-geologic method (GGM), as a widely used method for bathymetric prediction, is a single-point calculation method between the gravity anomaly and unknown bathymetry. To enhance the accuracy of bathymetric prediction, the improved GGM (IGGM) reliably removing the long-wavelength gravity effect of regional seafloor topography was proposed. The modeling of the long-wavelength gravity field was refined by calculating the short-wavelength gravity correction at the control points based on the weight parameters introduced into the Bouguer slab formulation. The IGGM bathymetric model for the experimental area (113°E-119°E, 12°N-19°N) in the South China Sea was constructed by combining shipborne bathymetry data from the National Centers for Environmental Information (NCEI) and the V31.1 gravity anomaly model from the Scripps Institution of Oceanography (SIO). The standard deviation of the difference between the IGGM model and shipborne bathymetry was approximately 103.46 m at iteration points, which was better than the DTU18, GEBCO_2021 and topo_23.1 bathymetric models. Compared with the accuracy of the model derived from the GGM, the accuracy of the model from IGGM was improved by about 27%. At checkpoints, the accuracy of IGGM was improved by approximately 17 m, and the improvement was larger in areas with complex terrain.

31 October 2024 in Engineering Applications of Artificial Intelligence
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BGBangzhuang Ge
Bangzhuang Ge
Jinyun GuoJinyun Guo
Jinyun Guo
QKQiaoli Kong
Qiaoli Kong
CZChengcheng Zhu
Chengcheng Zhu
LHLingyong Huang
Lingyong Huang
XLXin Liu
Xin Liu

22 March 2022 in Geophysical Journal International
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Jinyun GuoJinyun Guo
Jinyun Guo
HLHongxin Luo
Hongxin Luo
CZChengcheng Zhu
Chengcheng Zhu
HJHui Ji
Hui Ji
GLGuowei Li
Guowei Li
XLXin Liu
Xin Liu
SUMMARY: The HaiYang-2A (HY-2A) satellite was launched in August 2011, filling a gap in the field of Chinese altimetry. The application of HY-2A-measured altimeter data in gravity research needs to be studied. CryoSat-2 altimetry data play an important role in constructing global marine gravity models. Based on HY-2A and CryoSat-2 altimetry data of Level-2 plus products from March 2016 to June 2020, marine gravity anomaly models on 1′ × 1′ grids were derived by the inverse Vening–Meinesz (IVM) method over the Gulf of Mexico (80–100°W, 17–32°N). The accuracy of the altimeter-derived gravity was assessed by ship-borne gravity anomalies and the SIO V30.1 global marine gravity model. Then, integrated gravity models on 1′ × 1′ grids were constructed from the altimeter-derived gravity anomaly models by the weighted modification method and the combined altimetry data by IVM method. The results show that the accuracy of altimeter-derived marine gravity anomalies is affected by the coastline and complicated submarine topography. The accuracy of gravity anomalies derived from HY-2A is slightly lower than that derived from CryoSat-2 in the offshore region and regions containing complicated submarine topography, and is consistent with that derived from CryoSat-2 in other regions. The HY-2A-measured altimetry data play a significant role in constructing integrated gravity models. To conclude, the gravity anomalies derived from HY-2A have similar accuracy to those derived from CryoSat-2 during the same period, and HY-2A altimetry data can be used to construct high-precision global/local marine gravity models.

24 August 2021 in IEEE Journal of Selected Topics in Applied Earth Observations and Remote Sensing
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Jinyun GuoJinyun Guo
Jinyun Guo
YLYujie Luan
Yujie Luan
ZLZhen Li
Zhen Li
XLXin Liu
Xin Liu
CLChengming Li
Chengming Li
XCXiaotao Chang
Xiaotao Chang
The tropical cyclone Idai caused severe floods in Mozambique in March 2019. Sentinel-1 and Sentinel-2 images are processed to monitor the flood disaster in Pungue and Buzi rivers by combining the object-based image analysis approach and the decision tree algorithm. Water is preliminarily extracted from Sentinel-1 image, and shadows of mountain and buildings in the study area are extracted from Sentinel-2 image. Mountain shadow is extracted based on the decision tree classification rules constructed by the digital elevation model and the index model, while building shadow is extracted by constructing the decision tree classification rules using the features of objects. Water extraction results are combined with shadows to eliminate confusing shadows in the preliminary extraction to obtain the accurate flood extent. Sentinel-2 images are used to classify land use types in multiple periods before and after the flood and analyze the disaster by combining with the change information of the water. Land use type changes are analyzed and predicted with the CA-Markov model. The results show that the maximum submerged area was 3.5 times of the normal water area, and that most areas were submerged for more than 10 d. The area between Pungue and Buzi rivers were severely affected, where a large number of crops and villages were submerged. Grassland and cropland were the most seriously submerged. The overall accuracy of extracted water results ranges from 86% to 92%. The results indicated that the combining method can effectively suppress the influence of shadows on water extraction results.

29 October 2022 in GPS Solutions
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JGJinyun Guo
Jinyun Guo
LQLinhu Qi
Linhu Qi
XLXin Liu
Xin Liu
XCXiaotao Chang
Xiaotao Chang
BJBing Ji
Bing Ji
FZFangzhao Zhang
Fangzhao Zhang