Cuicui Zhang

Dr. Cuicui Zhang

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Academic Career Length

9Years (2018-Present)

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

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24 December 2019
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Zhilei Liu
JDJiahui Dong
Jiahui Dong
CZCuicui Zhang
Cuicui Zhang
LWLongbiao Wang
Longbiao Wang
JDJianwu Dang
Jianwu Dang

24 December 2019
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LLLe Li
Le Li
YWYunpeng Wu
Yunpeng Wu
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Cuicui Zhang

1 October 2018 in IEEE Access
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Cuicui Zhang
ZLZhilei Liu
Zhilei Liu
CBChongke Bi
Chongke Bi
SCShuai Chang
Shuai Chang
Motion segmentation plays a central role in a variety of computer vision and pattern recognition applications. In moving camera videos, the dynamic background caused by camera motion and the object motions caused by multiple moving objects are mixed and dependent with each other making the segmentation of camera motion and object motions quite difficult. This is the known dependent motion segmentation. Although motion segmentation in static scenes is a relative easy work, the dependent motion segmentation in dynamic scenes is very challenging due to the high mixture and dependence between camera motion and object motions. Recently, a large number of works have been developed for the task of dependent motion segmentation. However, their performances are still far behind human perceptions. In this paper, we studied, analyzed, and reviewed the most important and recent developed dependent motion segmentation techniques and proposed a classification strategy to categorize these techniques into different groups according to their characteristics and features. Furthermore, we also discussed the advantages and disadvantages of each kind of techniques and provided suggestions for further research directions.

17 June 2023 in Climate Dynamics
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SQShen Qiao
Shen Qiao
CZCuicui Zhang
Cuicui Zhang
XZXuefeng Zhang
Xuefeng Zhang
Kai ZhangKai Zhang
Kai Zhang
HSHao Shi
Hao Shi
HWHao Wei
Hao Wei

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HLHuiqiang Lu
Huiqiang Lu
CXChuan Xie
Chuan Xie
CZCuicui Zhang
Cuicui Zhang
JZJingsheng Zhai
Jingsheng Zhai
The East China Shelf Seas, comprising the Bohai Sea, the Yellow Sea, and the shelf region of East China Sea, play significant roles among the shelf seas of the Western North Pacific Ocean. The projection of sea surface temperature (SST) changes in these regions is a hot research topic in marine science. However, this is a very difficult task due to the lack of available long-term projection data. Recently, with the high development of simulation technology based on numerical models, the model intercomparison projects, e.g., Phase 5 of the Climate Model Intercomparison Project (CMIP5), have become important ways of understanding climate changes. CMIP5 provides multiple models that can be used to estimate SST changes by 2100 under different representative concentration pathways (RCPs). This paper developed a CMIP5-based SST investigation framework for the projection of decadal and seasonal variation of SST in East China Shelf Seas by 2100. Since the simulation results of CMIP5 models may have degrees of errors, this paper uses hydrological observation data from World Ocean Atlas 2018 (WOA18) for model validation and correction. This paper selects seven representative ones including ACCESS1.3, CCSM4, FIO-ESM, CESM1-CAM5, CMCC-CMS, NorESM1-ME, and Max Planck Institute Earth System Model of medium resolution (MPI-ESM-MR). The decadal and seasonal SST changes in the next 100 years (2030, 2060, 2090) are investigated by comparing with the present analysis in 2010. The experimental results demonstrate that SST will increase significantly by 2100: the decadal SST will increase by about 1.55 °C, while the seasonal SST will increase by 1.03–1.95 °C.

29 September 2020 in IEEE Access
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LYLe Yang
Le Yang
Xing WangXing Wang
Xing Wang
CZCuicui Zhang
Cuicui Zhang
JZJingsheng Zhai
Jingsheng Zhai
The road network is of great importance to the modern traffic system, which changes frequently as its high speed of development. Simultaneously, a growing number of satellites provide a considerable number of remote sensing images that can be used for road extraction. However, most existing methods cannot get accurate results in the high-resolution remote sensing, since the complex background like the shadows and occlusions. Consequently, we proposed a method utilizing the volunteered geographic information data to extract the road from satellite images. At first, from Mapbox platform, the Volunteered Geographic Information data, OpenStreetMap vector tiles are collected to guide the downloading of corresponding road satellite images. Then a level set method is used to extract the road areas from the satellite images supported by the road vector. After that, a superpixel method is applied to improve the road areas by fusing the superpixels with the previous results. Experiments are performed on the satellite images from Mapbox, Google, and Yahoo in the Tianjin Port district on accuracy and efficiency. Experimental results demonstrate that our approach is more accurate and of higher performance than the other two state-of-the-art methods.