Prof. Huihui Feng

Huihui Feng obtained a BS degree in Geographic Information Systems from China University of Petroleum in 2006, an MS degree in Cartography and Geographic Information Systems from the Chinese Academy of Sciences Guangzhou Diqiuhuaxue Institute in 2009, and a Ph.D. degree in Cartography and Geographic Information Systems from Beijing Normal University in 2012. He is currently a professor at the School of Earth Sciences and Information Physics, at Central South University. He is also a recipient of the Hunan Natural Science Foundation Young Scholars Program and deputy director of the Key Laboratory of Nonferrous Metal Ore Prediction and Geological Environment Monitoring at the Ministry of Education. He is mainly engaged in the study of global climate change and resource and environmental remote sensing under human activities. His research interests include environmental remote sensing, land use change, climate change, air pollution, and hydrological processes. In the past five years, he has presided over 10 scientific research projects, including sub-projects of national key R&D projects, National Natural Science Foundation Youth/General Projects, and Hunan Natural Science Foundation Excellent Youth Projects. He has published 39 papers as the first/corresponding author, including 30 SCI papers. As a major participant, he has received instructions from major leaders of Hunan Province twice and won second prize in the Hunan Science and Technology Progress Award.