Congratulations to Prof. Jianhui Bai, Who has been selected to receive an 'Outstanding Editor-in-Chief Award' in recognition of his remarkable contributions in the past year.
Professor Qiang Zhang is a physical geographer. His research is related to hydrological cycle and related effects in terms of resources, disasters and ecology. The major methods include statistical techniques and statistical models, hydrological models, machine learning and geo-intelligence. In recent years, he focused on urbanization-related climate changes such as urban heat island and urban rainfall island. Besides, he is also interested in soil moisture changes and relevant ecological effects, disaster effects and resource effects. He has more than 200 peer-reviewed papers published in international journals with total 5000 citations and H index of 54. Besides, he edited 6 books.
Read more about Congratulations to Professor Qiang Zhang on his appointment as Co-Editor-In-Chief of Journal of Atmospheric Science ResearchWe are pleased to announce that Volume 4, Issue 4 of Journal of Atmospheric Science Research has been published, and is currently available for download.
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Read more about JASR Volume 4, Issue 4 is now live!Prof.Jianhui Bai obtained his PhD at the Institute of Atmospheric Physics, Chinese Acadeny of Scences (IAP, CAS). He is a professor and work at the Laboratory for Middle Atmosphere and Global Environment Observation (LAGEO), IAP, CAS. His research areas are related to solar radiation (UV, Visible, global, etc.), trace gases (SO2, NOx, O3, VOCs, etc.), aerosols, O3 photochemistry, BVOC emissions. He specializes in ground observations of solar radiation, trace gases, BVOC emissions (biogenic volatile organic compounds), and is interested in the study on the interactions between solar radiation and atmospheric constituents. He has long term collaborations with the scientists in the institutes and universities (KNMI, FMI, NCAR, MIT, IASB-BIRA, etc.), and organized international campaigns at some sites in China. He is the principal investigator of ESA and MOST Dragon 4, Dragon 5 and EU MarcoPolo projects. He has been fulfilled some projects support by National Sciences Foundation of China, Chinese Academy of Sciences, Chinese Meteorological Administration. He is a member of atmospheric constituents committee, Chinese meteorological society. More than 100 Chinese and English peer-reviewed papers have been published.
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Exposure to toxic air pollutants is linked to increased cardiovascular and respiratory death rates, according to a new international study by researchers from Monash University (Australia) and abroad.
The study, led by Dr Haidong Kan from Fudan University in China, analysed data on air pollution and mortality in 652 cities across 24 countries and regions, and found increases in total deaths are linked to exposure to inhalable particles (PM10) and fine particles (PM2.5) emitted from fires or formed through atmospheric chemical transformation.
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