Xiao Huang is an Assistant Professor in the Department of Geosciences at the University of Arkansas. His research primarily focuses on urban informatics, human-environment interaction, human mobility and network sciences, disaster mitigation and resilience, geo-artificial intelligence (GeoAI), and disaster remote sensing. Professionally, he serves as an Associated Editor for Computational Urban Science and sits on the Editorial Board for Big Earth Data, International Journal of Digital Earth, Frontiers Remote Sensing, Current Social Science, Nature Scientific Reports, Journal of Remote Sensing, PLOS ONE, and Heliyon. He served as a reviewer for NASA and NSF grants and for 49 international/national journals.
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Deep Learning
Remote Sensing
Social Media
GIScience
GeoAI
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Short Biography
Xiao Huang is an Assistant Professor in the Department of Geosciences at the University of Arkansas. His research primarily focuses on urban informatics, human-environment interaction, human mobility and network sciences, disaster mitigation and resilience, geo-artificial intelligence (GeoAI), and disaster remote sensing. Professionally, he serves as an Associated Editor for Computational Urban Science and sits on the Editorial Board for Big Earth Data, International Journal of Digital Earth, Frontiers Remote Sensing, Current Social Science, Nature Scientific Reports, Journal of Remote Sensing, PLOS ONE, and Heliyon. He served as a reviewer for NASA and NSF grants and for 49 international/national journals.