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Prof. Zhou Yihong Prof. Zhou Yihong Date of Birth: September, 1st, 1966 E-mail: [email protected] Telephone：0710-6392165 Faculty: College of Hydraulic & Environmental Engineering Job Title: Professor 1. Education: (1)September 1984-July 1988: Bachelor Degree in Water Resources and Hydropower Engineering ,Wuhan University of Hydraulic & Electric Engineering (2)September 1988-July 1990: Master Degree in Hydraulic Structure Engineering , Wuhan University of Hydraulic & Electric Engineering (3)September 1990-July 1995: PhD in Hydraulic Structure Engineering, Wuhan University of Hydraulic & Electric Engineering 2. Professional Experiences： (1)June 1995-June 2008: State Key Laboratory of Water Resources and Hydropower Engineering Science, Wuhan University, professor, doctoral supervisor (2)June 2007-now: College of Hydraulic & Environmental Engineering, CTGU, professor, doctoral supervisor, dean 3. Research Directions: (1) Construction of Water Conservancy Project (2) Hydraulics and River Dynamics (3) Engineering Project Management 4. Published Papers(since 2011): [1] Zhou Huawei, Zhou Yihong, Zhao Chunju. Fault-Response Mechanism of Production System in Concrete-Dam-Construction Simulation, Journal of Construction Engineering and Management-ASCE 2016.11 142(11). [2] Huawei Zhou, Yihong Zhou, Chunju Zhao, Fang Wang, Zhipeng Liang. Feedback Design of Temperature Control Measures for Concrete Dams based on Real-Time Temperature Monitoring and Construction Process Simulation, KSCE Journal of Civil Engineering, 2017.8.9: 1~9. [3] Santosh Bhattarai, Yihong Zhou, Chunju Zhao, Huawei Zhou. Predicting temperature of mass concrete at construction phase of concrete dams using genetic programming and artificial neural network, International Journal of Engineering Research and Science & Technaloogy 2017.2.15 6(1) : 38~49. 5． Published Books(since 2011): [1] Zhou Yihong ,Water Resources and Hydropower Engineering Construction Supervision, 2004 6. Research Projects(since 2011): (1) 2015-2018, A dynamic feedback & collaborative design approach to concrete pouring and temperature control scheme for high arch dams, the National Natural Science Fund Projects, Zhou Yihong (2) 2011-2013, Based on the temperature field and the coupling of the concrete dam construction process simulation model and optimization, the National Natural Science Fund Projects, Zhou Yihong 7. Honors and Awards(since 2011): (1) Second Prize of National Excellent Teaching Achievements, 3 items (2) First Prize of Provincial Excellent Teaching Results, 4 items (3) Second Prize of Provincial Excellent Teaching Results, 1 item (4) Second Prize of National Scientific and Technological Progress Awards, 2 items (5) Special Award of Provincial Science and Technology Progress Prize, 1 item (6) First Prize of Provincial Science and Technology Progress Prize, 3 items (7) Second Prize of Provincial Science and Technology Progress Prize, 2 item Prof. dr. DONG Xiaohua Date of Birth: January 1972 E-mail: [email protected] Telephone：0086-717-6394339 Faculty: College of Hydraulic & Environmental Engineering Job Title: Professor 1. Education: (1)February 2014-April 2014: Training class (65th session) for cadres from Institution of Higher Learning in Ministry of Education Middle-of-south Educational Administration Cadre Training Center (2)July 2012-July 2012: HKU SPACE（School of Professional and Continuing Education, The University of Hong Kong） (3)July 2011-July 2011: 2001 Advanced Study and Training Class for In-service Teachers, College of Hydrology and Water Resource of Hohai Uinversity (4)March 2006-March 2008: Enterprise Post-doctoral, China Three Gorges Project Corporation, Wuhan University (5)January 2001-August 2005: Doctoral Candidate, University of Twente, Group of Water Resources Engineering (6)July 1993-June 1996: Master’s Degree, Light Industrial Machinery major, Department of Mechanics, Hubei University of Technology (7)September 1989-June 1993: Bachelor’s Degree, Light Industrial Machinery major, Department of Mechanics, Hubei University of Technology 2. Professional Experiences： (1)January 2010 - now: Vice Dean, College of Hydraulic & Environmental Engineering, China Three Gorges University (2)September 2005-December 2009: Assistant Dean, Department Head, College of Civil and Hydroelectric Engineering, China Three Gorges University (3)July 1996-December 2000: Lecturer, College of Mechanical and Material Engineering, China Three Gorges University 3. Research Directions: (1) Ecological Hydrology (2) Hydrologic Forecasting (3) Reservoir Optimal Operation 4. Published Papers (since 2011): (1) Dan Yu, Ping Xie, Xiaohua Dong, Bob Su,Xiaonong Hu, Kai Wang, Shijin Xu, 2018. The development of land use planning scenarios based on land suitability and its influences on eco-hydrological responses in the upstream of the Huaihe River basin. Ecological Modelling, 373: 53-67. (2) Muhammad Tayyab, Jianzhong Zhou, Xiaohua Dong, Ijaz Ahmad & Na Sun. 2017. Rainfall-runoff modeling at Jinsha River basin by integrated neural network with discrete wavelet transform. Meteorology and Atmospheric Physics, 2017: 1-11. ISSN 0177-7971. (SCI) (3) Sulemana Abubakari, Kwabena Antwi Kusi, and Dong Xiaohua, 2017. Revision of the Rainfall Intensity Duration Frequency Curves for the City of Kumasi-Ghana. Journal of Engineering and Science, 6(1): 51-56. (4) Sulemana Abubakari1, Dong Xiaohua1, and Kwabena Antwi Kusi, 2017. Small Reservoir and Shallow Groundwater -Crucial Inputs for Practical Adaptation of Agriculture to Climate Change in Volta River Basin-West Africa. International Journal of Engineering Science and Innovative Technology, 6(1):7-13. (5) Sulemana Abubakari, Xiaohua Dong*, Bob Su, Xiaonong Hu, Ji Liu, Yinghai Li, Tao Peng, Haibo Ma, Kai Wang and Shijin Xu, 2017. Modelling the Spatial Variation of Hydrology in Volta River Basin of West Africa under Climate Change. Nature Environment and Pollution Technology, 16(4): 1095-1105. (6) X. Dong, C.M.Dohmen-Janssen and M.J.Booij, 2005. Appropriate spatial sampling of rainfall for flow simulation. Hydrological Sciences Journal, 50(2), 279-298. ISSN0262-6667. (7) X. Wang, X. Dong, J. Guo and T. Xie, 2004. Two-dimensional displacement sensing using a cross diffraction grating scheme. Journal of Optics A: Pure and Applied Optics, 6(1), 106-111. ISSN 1464-4258. (8) DONG Xiaohua, GUO Liangfeng, MA Haibo, YAO Zhuoxi, LIU Xuanxuan, 2018. Effects of Different Urea Concentrations on Soil Water Characteristic Curve and Soil Water Retention. Water Saving Irrigation, 2018, 1:45-47, 51. (9) Xiaohua DONGa, Zhuoxi Yao, Tao Peng, Ji Liu, Yinghai Li, Xiaojun liu and Liangfeng Guo, 2016. Effect of temperature on comparative study of the water characteristic curve of soil and quartz sand. Research of Soil and Water Conservation, 23(06): 64-68. (10) DONG Xiao-hua, FANG Yan-qin LI, Ying-ha,i YU Dan, SU Huan, LI Lu and YAO Zhuo-xi, 2016. Hydrological response under land use change scenarios for the upper Huaihe watershed based on SWAT model. South-to-North Water Transfers and Water Science & Technology, (14)5:1-9. (11) DONG Xiao-hua, ZHAO Qiao, SU Zhong-bo, PENG Tao, LIU Ji, LI Yin-hai, SU Huan, FANG Yan-qin, LI Lu, YAO Zhuo-xi, 2016. Development of the Leaf Area Meter Based on Floodfill. Water Saving Irrigation, 9: 169-172. (12) LIU Xiao-jun, DONG Xiao-hua, YAO Zhuo-xi, GUO Liang-feng, TANG Hui-ya, SU Zhong-bo, HU Xiao-nong, 2016. Influence of Fertilizer Content and Rainfall on Ammonium Bicarbonate of Veritical Transport and Transformation in Sandy Loam. Water Resources and Power, 34(5): 46-50. (13) LI Lu, DONG Xiaohua, ZHAO Qiao, FANG Yanqin, YAO Zhuoxi, SU Huan, 2016. Observation and Simulation of the Outdoors Evapotranspiration for Citrus Trees. Journal of Irrigation and Drainage, 35(4): 98-104. (14) SU Huan, DONG Xiaohua, FAGN Yanqin, LIU Wenbing, SUN Li, 2016. Study on application of runoff simulation of upper Huaihe River Basin based on SWAT Model. Yangtze River, 47(8): 18-22, 38. (15) YU Dan, DONG Xiaohua, LI Lei, WANG Jiancheng, LI Zhonghua, A comparison of multi-gage and single-gage calibration of the SWAT model for runoff simulation in Qingjiang river basin, Water Resources and power, 2014 (16) YU Dan, DONG Xiaohua, LI Lei, WANG Jiancheng, LI Zhonghua, 2014. A comparison of multi-gage and single-gage calibration of the SWAT model for runoff simulation in Qingjiang river basin. Water Resources and Power, 32(5): 14-18. (17) Li Sun，Xiaohua Dong，Wenbing Liu，Zhuo Liu, 2014. A comparative study of the soil moisture measurement accuracy under different humidity using TDR. Journal of Anhui Agricultural Sciences, 42(14): 4279-4281. (18) Dong Xiaohua,Yu Dan, Liu Chao, Li Lei,Song Sanhong,Lv Zhixiang, Visual and Modularized Simulation of Surface Flow Concentration Processes Based on Simulink, Journal of System Simulation, 2013. (19) Dong Xiaohua,Yu Dan, Liu Chao, Li Lei,Song Sanhong,Lv Zhixiang, Application of Artificial Neutral Networks in Runoff Forecasting Based on Mean Linear Particle Swarm Optimization Method, Journal of China Hydrology, 2013. (20) LI Lei, DONG Xiaohua, YU Dan, LIU Ji, ZHOU Qingping, Study on runoff simulations on Qingjiang River Basin by SWAT model, Yangtze River, 2013 (21) LIU Ji ,DONG Xiao hua , LI Ying hai. Uncertainty Analysis of Monthly Water Balance Model Based on MOMM-GLUE Algorithm, Water Resources and Power,2011 (22) BO Huijuan , DONG Xiaohua , DENG Xia. On the stage of the Three Gorges Reservoir flood method. YELLOW RIVER, 2011 (23) BO Huijuan , DONG Xiaohua , DENG Xia. Application of Dynamic Control of Flood Control Water Level to Three Gorges Reservoir. Water
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