Resume:

Name: Yong-Qing Qi

Gender: Male

Nation: Han

Degree: Physical geography Ph.D.,

Present Position: associate research fellow in Center for Agricultural Resources Research, Institute of Genetics and Developmental Biology, CAS

Education:

Post-doctor of Institute of Geographical Sciences and Natural Resources, CAS, 2006-2008;

Docoter of Physical geography, Institute of Mountain Hazards and Environment, CAS, 2003-2006;

Master of Crop Cultivation and Tillage, Agricultural University of Hebei, 2000-2003;

Bachelor of Agronomy, Agricultural University of Hebei, 1996-2000;

Details:

Participated in a number of National Natural Science Foundation, the National Key Basic Research (973) Projects and Innovation Project, Chinese Academy of key projects and rich experience in handling the sample collection and analysis of research work in the field has accumulated experience. Grant of 42nd post-doctoral fund projects is acquired. Research is major in the region of water resources, sustainable development of agriculture and hydrogen and oxygen stable isotope tracer technology research in hydrologic water cycle process now. Haihe River Basin in North China and the typical water-limited areas of human high-intensity activities and the related are also be focused on. Taking agricultural hydrology and water resource as the core, climate change and food security are the two basic points to carry out the research.

 

 

[1]      Qi Yongqing, Liu Jiyuan, Shi Huading, Hu Yunfeng, Zhuang Dafang. Using ¹³⁷Cs tracing technique to estimate wind erosion rates in the typical steppe region, northern Mongolian Plateau. Chinese Sciences Bulletin, 2008, 53(9), 1423－1430.

[2]      Liu Jiyuan, Qi Yongqing, Shi Huading, Zhuang Dafang, Hu Yunfeng. Estimation of wind erosion rates by using ¹³⁷Cs tracing technique: A case study in Tariat-Xilingol Transect, Mongolian Plateau. Chinese Sciences Bulletin, 2008, 53(5): 751-758.

[3]      Zhang Xinbao, Qi Yongqing, Walling D E, He Xiubin, Wen Anbang, Fu Jiexiong. A preliminary assessment of the potential for using ²¹⁰Pb_ex measurement to estimate soil redistribution rates on cultivated slopes in the Sichuan Hilly Basin of China. Catena, 2006, 68: 1-9.

[4]      Zhang Xinbao, Qi Yongqing, He Xiubin, Wen Anbang, Fu Jiexiong. Dating of reservoir and pond deposits by the ¹³⁷Cs technique to assess sediment production in small catchments of the Hilly Sichuan basin and the Three Gorges Region, China. Sediment Dynamics and the Hydromorphology of Fluvial Systems, IAHS-AISH Publication (306), 2006. 348-354.

 

Undertaking research projects:

The topic of Quantitative analysis of soil erosion, the first theme of Monitoring and early warning of land resources and grain-producing capacity of Land conservation and sustainable and efficient agriculture pilot project, major agricultural projects, CAS.

The future impact assessment water supply and demand trends with climate change on agriculture of SRES scenarios, in the Important direction project for Knowledge Innovation Program of Chinese Academy of Sciences Agriculture in North China during the hydrological cycle and climate change impact study.