Personal Introduction:
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Chen Peng, male, researcher. Recipient of the National Outstanding Youth Fund.
His main research focus is on marine laser remote sensing. He was the first to
establish an optical multimodal polarization laser multiple scattering model
that couples the remote sensor with the complex marine environment. He
introduced an innovative iterative energy perturbation method for inversion
technology that does not require laser radar comparison. Additionally, he
developed new methods for laser remote sensing of global and polar chlorophyll
and diurnal changes in sea-air carbon flux. He produced satellite remote
sensing products spanning 20 years of day and night, which is the first of its
kind internationally. He has presided over 3 National Natural Science
Foundation of China (NSFC) projects for outstanding young scientists and
general projects, 3 key national research and development plan topics and
subtopics, 2 key research and development plan topics and provincial natural
science foundation items in Zhejiang Province, as well as more than 20 other
projects. He has published over 80 academic papers, including more than 30 SCI
papers as the first or corresponding author, 2 monographs, and more than 30
patents and software copyrights. Currently, he serves as the executive director
of the Coastal Branch of the Chinese Society of Remote Sensing, guest editor
for Remote Sensing, and a reviewer for over 20 journals including RSE, ISPRS,
JGR, TGRS, OE, JSTARS, etc. He has received two provincial and ministerial
science and technology awards, including a special prize for Marine Science and
Technology (ranked 7 out of 20).
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