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Prof. Dr. Aihua Long

State Key Laboratory of Simulation and Regulation of Water Cycle in River Basin,...

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Aihua Long, currently serving as the Deputy Director of the Water Resources Allocation Research Office, has been selected as a National Talent and Chief Scientist of Major Special Projects of the Ministry of Science and Technology. His main research focuses on water cycle simulation, rational allocation of water resources, development and management of cross-border rivers, and the relationship between "water energy production cotton" in the northwest arid region. In recent years, he has led more than 20 national and provincial level basic scientific research, planning, and consulting projects, successively led and been responsible for 5 National Natural Science Foundation projects, 15 national 973/national key research and development/major science and technology special projects/national level consulting projects, and more than 20 local major issues and planning research. He has won 1 second prize of the National Science and Technology Progress Award, 7 first prizes of the Provincial and Ministerial Science and Technology Progress Award, published more than 150 papers, authorized 12 invention patents, and collaborated on 10 published monographs.

Research Keywords & Expertise

Input-Output Analysis
Xinjiang
Virtual Water Trade
Water Footprint
Green water

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Xinjiang
28%
Water Footprint
14%
Green water
5%
Virtual Water Trade

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Aihua Long, currently serving as the Deputy Director of the Water Resources Allocation Research Office, has been selected as a National Talent and Chief Scientist of Major Special Projects of the Ministry of Science and Technology. His main research focuses on water cycle simulation, rational allocation of water resources, development and management of cross-border rivers, and the relationship between "water energy production cotton" in the northwest arid region. In recent years, he has led more than 20 national and provincial level basic scientific research, planning, and consulting projects, successively led and been responsible for 5 National Natural Science Foundation projects, 15 national 973/national key research and development/major science and technology special projects/national level consulting projects, and more than 20 local major issues and planning research. He has won 1 second prize of the National Science and Technology Progress Award, 7 first prizes of the Provincial and Ministerial Science and Technology Progress Award, published more than 150 papers, authorized 12 invention patents, and collaborated on 10 published monographs.