Professional Summary
I am a PhD candidate in Geodesy and Surveying Engineering at the University of Chinese Academy of Sciences, specializing in seismogeodesy, InSAR, GNSS geodesy, earthquake-cycle deformation, and fault slip modelling. My research focuses on using satellite geodetic observations to investigate interseismic, coseismic, and postseismic crustal deformation associated with major earthquakes. I also have a strong background in geomatics engineering, gravimetric geoid modelling, GIS, remote sensing, and civil engineering surveying.
My experience combines academic research, teaching, and practical engineering applications. I have worked with InSAR and GNSS data processing, geospatial analysis, geoid modelling, land subsidence monitoring, and infrastructure surveying. I am also an adjunct lecturer in surveying engineering and have contributed to several peer-reviewed publications in geodesy, remote sensing, and Earth observation. I am interested in professional collaboration in earthquake geodesy, remote sensing applications, GIS analysis, and geospatial solutions for natural hazards and infrastructure monitoring.