Li Wang

Dr. Li Wang

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Academic Career Length

11Years (2016-Present)

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

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1 September 2022 in Journal of Cleaner Production
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PGPing Gong
Ping Gong
LWLi Wang
Li Wang
Yigang WeiYigang Wei
Yigang Wei
YYYunjiang Yu
Yunjiang Yu

16 February 2016 in The International Journal of Advanced Manufacturing Technology
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XWXiu Li Wang
Xiu Li Wang
LWLi Wang
Li Wang
ZBZhuming Bi
Zhuming Bi
YLYang Yang Li
Yang Yang Li
YXYingcheng Xu
Yingcheng Xu

30 December 2019 in Enterprise Information Systems
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HSHui-Bin Shi
Hui-Bin Shi
DHDan Huang
Dan Huang
LWLi Wang
Li Wang
MWMei-Yu Wu
Mei-Yu Wu
YXYing-Cheng Xu
Ying-Cheng Xu
CPChen Pang
Chen Pang
An important part of a rapid response to spacecraft faults is obtaining information efficiently and accurately determining the cause of the faults. The cause may originate from any stage in the life cycle. This study aims to integrate spacecraft information using fusion technologies to construct a whole life cycle knowledge graph. A human-computer interface for spacecraft rolling bearing fault diagnosis is designed according to Function-Behaviour-Structure theory. Thus, the whole process of fault diagnosis for spacecraft rolling bearings is demonstrated. This research realises the application of information integration in spacecraft fault diagnosis and improves fault response capabilities, thus ensuring spacecraft integrity.


10 December 2022 in Journal of Systems Science and Systems Engineering
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PGPing Gong
Ping Gong
JGJunguang Gao
Junguang Gao
LWLi Wang
Li Wang

19 October 2017 in Sustainability
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SPShouhui Pan
Shouhui Pan
KWKaiyi Wang
Kaiyi Wang
LWLi Wang
Li Wang
ZWZhibin Wang
Zhibin Wang
YHYanyun Han
Yanyun Han
Heavy metal pollution in farmlands is a serious threat to sustainable agricultural development and has become a major agro-ecological problem that has attracted public concern in China. This study proposes a soil–crop collaborative risk assessment model that aims to assess the potential safety risks of heavy metal pollution in farmland soils by considering the concentrations of heavy metals in soils and the accumulation effects of heavy metals in crops. Based on these effects, a decision support system for risk assessment of heavy metal pollution in farmland soil is established, in which technologies such as web-based geographic information system, quick response code, radio frequency identification, and web service are introduced as the bases. The proposed system is composed of a mobile data acquisition terminal (MDAT) and a web-based information system (WIS). The MDAT, which is a portable computerized device running on the Android platform, is used for data acquisition or query, and the WIS is used for risk assessment, data management, and information visualization. The system is employed in some county-level cities in China for risk assessment and supervision of heavy metal pollution in farmlands. The practical application results show that the system provides highly efficient decision support for risk assessment of heavy metal pollution in farmland soils.