CHEN Baozhang: Professor; PhD (University of British Columbia)
CHEN Baozhang is a professor and doctoral supervisor at the Institute of Geographic Sciences and Natural Resources Research, Chinese Academy of Sciences (CAS). He serves as the chief professor for land surface ecological modeling and analysis at the University of Chinese Academy of Sciences, , and a member of the Technical Committee for Carbon Monitoring and Assessment Pilots under the Ministry of Ecology and Environment. He previously served as the Chief Scientist at the National Center for Greenhouse Gas and Carbon Neutrality Monitoring and Assessment under the China Meteorological Administration. Dr. Chen has held research associate positions at the University of Toronto, the University of British Columbia, and a professor position at the Kwantlen Polytechnic University. In 2009, he returned to China after being selected for the CAS under the category of outstanding talent.
Dr. Chen has received numerous awards, including: Second Prize of the Ministry of Natural Resources' Science and Technology Progress Award (2023, ranked 1st out of 5);Second Prize of the Ministry of Ecology and Environment's Environmental Protection Technology Progress Award (2019, ranked 6th out of 7). Dr. Chen has also received over 20 individual academic awards, including: the Third Young Geographical Science and Technology Award from the Geographical Society of China (1995),Outstanding Young Key Teacher in Jiangsu Province (1996), the young and middle-aged leader in science and technology under the Jiangsu Provincial"333 High-Level Talent Training Project" (1998), the innovative talents for the "Double Innovation Plan" by Jiangsu Provincial Party Committee (2014), the IET Award for Outstanding Graduate Students from the International Engineering Society and the Canada NSERC CGS Scholarship (the country’s highest graduate scholarship).
In the fields of environmental archaeology and paleoecology: In the 1990s, he discovered rice cultivation remains at the Jiahu site in Henan province, dating back 8,000 years. This discovery marks the earliest known history of rice domestication in the world, holding significant "chronological" importance in the history of human civilization. It is also the northernmost rice origin site identified to date in the global history of rice domestication. In the fields of surface Earth system modeling, data-model assimilation, carbon assimilation systems, and carbon cycles: he developed China's first sky-ground dual-carbon digital twin simulator, China's high spatiotemporal resolution carbon assimilation system (CT-China and 3-GAS), and a high-resolution nested regional carbon assimilation system (RCAS). These systems have been implemented in national-level semi-operational applications and multi-scale high-precision carbon emission and carbon sink accounting at provincial and city levels. His contributions to global, national, and local carbon accounting and carbon neutrality assessments have been recognized by international peers and relevant governments.
He has led or been a key member in over 20 research projects, including those funded by NSERC, CFCAS, the National Natural Science Foundation of China (NSFC) major and general projects, the National 973 Program, 863 Program, the National Science and Technology Support Program, National Key R&D Projects, and the Chinese Academy of Sciences (CAS) Pilot Special Projects. He has published over 200 papers in journals such as Nature Communications, Science Bulletin, Science China, and Acta Geographica Sinica, including more than 120 SCI-indexed papers. He has authored one monograph, led the writing of one monograph, and contributed to three others. As the primary inventor, he holds 6 national invention patents and over 20 software copyrights. He also serves on the editorial boards of journals such as Geographical Research, Forest, Water, Atmosphere, and as the special issue editor for these publications.
Main Academic Achievements:
In the aspect of environmental archaeology and paleoecology:
In the 1990s, he discovered the remains of rice cultivation dating back 8,000 years, which represents the earliest known history of rice domestication in both China and the world, marking a significant "chronological" breakthrough in the history of human civilization. During the 1990s, Chen Baozhang used phytolith analysis to identify the rice cultivation remains at Jiahu in Wuyang County, Henan Province, which were the earliest such remains in China and the world, dating back 8,000 years. The Jiahu site (dating from 8942 to 7801 years ago) is located in the Yellow River basin. It is the earliest known cultivation of rice discovered by humans, and it lies north of 33°37′N latitude, far beyond the current distribution range of wild rice species. This discovery challenged the then widely accepted conclusion that rice cultivation originated in the Yangtze River basin. Chen Baozhang further used pollen and phytoliths, climate proxy indicators, to determine that the climate in the Central Plains of the Yellow River basin 8,000 years ago was warmer and more humid than today, with temperatures 1-2°C higher, thereby providing a reasonable explanation for why the origin of rice domestication and the earliest rice culture center appeared in the Yellow River basin's Central Plains region in terms of environmental archaeology.
In the aspect of surface earth system modeling, data-model assimilation, carbon assimilation systems:
Focusing on remote sensing, ecological modeling, carbon cycling, and climate change response, and guided by the integrated theory of modern soil-vegetation-atmosphere systems, significant efforts have been made in the development of land surface process models and carbon cycle models based on remote sensing technology, model coupling, multi-source and multi-scale remote sensing data assimilation, data-model integration, and scale conversion. A series of influential original achievements have been made, including:（1）The creation of a multi-scale, multi-source data fusion, bottom-up regional carbon source/sink modeling system, which includes subsystems for mechanistic ecological-hydrological models, remote sensing inversion models, and remote sensing-driven carbon mechanism models.（2）The development of a top-down atmospheric CO2 source/sink inversion model and data-model assimilation system for China, known as the " CarbonTracker-China."（3）The development of satellite-ground CO2 joint assimilation technology, ensemble Kalman filter-4D variational mixed assimilation high-efficiency algorithms, and coupling technologies for mechanistic process models, remote sensing inversion models, and atmospheric CO2 assimilation models. The first China Sky-Ground data fusion dual-carbon digital twin simulator was also developed, achieving national-level quasi-operational functionality, along with high-precision carbon emission and carbon sink accounting applications at provincial and city levels.
These innovative achievements are characterized by their originality, breakthroughs, leadership, and tremendous potential for wide application. They have been highly praised by domestic and international experts and are considered to be at the forefront of the field internationally. These results and technologies continue to serve the significant national needs for evaluating the effectiveness of carbon peak and carbon neutrality actions and informing decision-making. They will continue to play an important role in global climate change research. In summary, in response to the major national demands for achieving the "dual carbon" goals, a series of original achievements have been made around the core areas of multi-source, multi-scale carbon emission/carbon sink monitoring and accounting key technologies and demonstration applications.The achievements can be summarized into the following five aspects:
1. Development of China's First High-Resolution CO2 Assimilation Inversion System, the "China Carbon Tracker" (CarbonTracker-China, CAS): This system is the third complete global-scale nested carbon assimilation system in the world, after the United States' NOAA CarbonTracker and Europe's CarbonTracker-Europe. It has pioneered the establishment of a joint assimilation system for atmospheric CO2 carbon source and sink monitoring, integrating satellite remote sensing and ground-based observations.
2. Development of a High-Resolution, Efficient Regional Carbon Assimilation System (RCAS): Key innovations include:
o Ensemble Kalman Filtering-4D Variational Mixed Assimilation Algorithm: This significantly improves assimilation efficiency, overcoming bottlenecks in high-resolution regional carbon assimilation systems, and enables effective CO2 flux assimilation at the kilometer-scale grid.
o POD-4DVar Data Assimilation Method: It synchronizes regional-scale CO2 emission and concentration assimilation.
o Synchronized Assimilation of Natural and Anthropogenic Carbon Fluxes: Using ecosystem carbon flux data and real-time optimization of key carbon process parameters.
o Multi-source Satellite and Ground-based CO2 Concentration Data Assimilation: This addresses the challenge of sparse high-precision greenhouse gas monitoring data, improving the accuracy of regional carbon source and sink inversion.
o RCAS-CT-China Coupling with AI Integration: This led to the development of China’s first sky-ground dual-carbon digital twin simulator, achieving national-level operational functionality and high-precision carbon emission and sink accounting at multi-scale provincial and city levels. It has greatly advanced China’s carbon peak and carbon neutrality evaluation, land ecosystem carbon cycling, and global change research.
3. Development of the Dynamic Land Model (DLM) with Independent Intellectual Property Rights: The model introduces the crown cluster index, dividing the canopy into four levels—upper and lower canopy sunlit and shaded leaves—calculating radiation balance, impedance, photosynthesis, sensible heat, and latent heat fluxes at each leaf level. It has played an important role in the analysis of key land surface processes and system simulation.
4. Development of the Greenhouse Gas Flux and Concentration Footprint Model (SEAF): Based on Eulerian field theory, the SEAF footprint model has made significant contributions to spatial heterogeneity analysis, scale extension, and the interpretation of global flux network observation data. The method has been adopted as a standard evaluation tool for Canada’s FluxNet stations. Additionally, the integration of grid-based EASS land surface process models with large-scale regional climate models has solved issues in large-scale model coupling, debugging, and parallel computing. Using online coupled models, new theories and methods for scale extension in carbon source and sink research at national and continental scales have been proposed.
5. Development of China's First Multi-Angle Automated Spectral Monitoring System (AMSPEC II): This system, patented for its automatic calibration function, allows for continuous multi-angle spectral observation of land surface features. It solves the cumbersome manual calibration problem by integrating an automatic retractable whiteboard calibration module. This system is capable of real-time whiteboard calibration under varying solar and weather conditions, ensuring data quality. With a rotating gimbal for high-precision angle control, this platform provides continuous spectral observation and data acquisition. It has been applied in the "HiWATER" integrated remote sensing experiment and has contributed to the research on scale expansion and surface process observation.
Awards
Books and Book Contributions
Representative Papers (15 papers)
1. Chen B*, Chen F, Ciais P, et al. Challenges to achieve carbon neutrality of China by 2060: status and perspectives [J]. Science Bulletin, 2022, 67(20): 2030-2035.9. (IF = 18.9, Chinese Academy of Sciences Journal Ranking: Zone 1)
2. Chen B*, Zhang H, Wang T, Zhang X. An atmospheric perspective on the carbon budgets of terrestrial ecosystems in China: Progress and challenges. Science Bulletin. 2021 Sep 15;66(17):1713-8. (IF = 18.9, Chinese Academy of Sciences Journal Ranking: Zone 1)
3. Chen B*, Xu G, Coops NC, Ciais P, Innes JL, Wang G, Myneni RB, Wang T, Krzyzanowski J, Li Q, Cao L. Changes in vegetation photosynthetic activity trends across the Asia–Pacific region over the last three decades. Remote Sensing of Environment. 2014 Mar 25;144:28-41. (IF = 13.5, Chinese Academy of Sciences Journal Ranking: Zone 1)
4. Chen B*, Coops NC, Fu D, Margoli HA., Amiro B, Barr AG, Black TA, et al. Characterizing spatial representativeness of flux tower eddy-covariance measurements across the Canadian Carbon Program Network using remote sensing and footprint analysis. Remote Sensing of Environment, 2012.06.03, 124: 742-755. (IF = 13.5, Chinese Academy of Sciences Journal Ranking: Zone 1)
5. Chen B*, Kayiranga A., Ge M., Philippe Ciais, Zhang H., Black A., Xiao X., Yuan W., Zeng Z., & Piao, S. (2023). Anthropogenic activities dominated tropical forest carbon balance in two contrary ways over the Greater Mekong Subregion in the 21st century. Global Change Biology, 29(12), 3421–3432. https://doi.org/10.1111/gcb.16688. (IF = 13.5, Chinese Academy of Sciences Journal Ranking: Zone
6. Chen B*, Coops NC, Black TA, Jassal RS, Chen JM, Johnson M. Modeling to discern nitrogen fertilization impacts on carbon sequestration in a Pacific Northwest Douglas-fir forest in the first post-fertilization year. Global Change Biology, 2011.03.01, 17(3): 1442-1460. (IF = 10.8, Chinese Academy of Sciences Journal Ranking: Zone
7. Chen B*, T.A. Black, N.C. Coops, P. Krishnan, R. Jassal, C. Bruemmer, Z. Nesic. Seasonal controls on interannual variability in carbon dioxide exchange of a near‐end‐of rotation Douglas‐fir stand in the Pacific Northwest, 1997–2006. Global Change Biology, 2009.08.01, 15(8): 1962-1981. (IF = 10.8, Chinese Academy of Sciences Journal Ranking: Zone
8. Chen B*, J. M. Chen, L. Huang, P. P. Tans. Modeling dynamics of stable carbon isotopic exchange between a boreal forest ecosystem and the atmosphere. Global Change Biology, 2006.10.01, 12(10): 1842-1867. (IF = 10.8, Chinese Academy of Sciences Journal Ranking: Zone
9. Chen B*, Fang J, Piao S, Ciais P, Black TA, Wang F, Niu S, Zeng Z, Luo Y. A meta‐analysis highlights globally widespread potassium limitation in terrestrial ecosystems. New Phytologist. 2024 Jan;241(1):154-65. (IF = 9.4, Chinese Academy of Sciences Journal Ranking: Zone
10. Chen B*, Chen JM. Diurnal, seasonal and interannual variability of carbon isotope discrimination at the canopy level in response to environmental factors in a boreal forest ecosystem. Plant, Cell & Environment, 2007.10.01, 30(10): 1223-1239. (IF = 7.95, Chinese Academy of Sciences Journal Ranking: Zone
11. Chen B*, Ke Y, Ciais P, et al. Inhibitive effects of recent exceeding air temperature optima of vegetation productivity and increasing water limitation on photosynthesis reversed global greening. Earth's Future, 2022, 10(11): e2022EF002788. (IF = 7.05, Chinese Academy of Sciences Journal Ranking: Zone
12. Chen B*, Coops NC, Fu D, Margolis HA, Amiro BD, Barr AG, Black TA, et al. Assessing eddy-covariance flux tower location bias across the Fluxnet-Canada Research Network based on remote sensing and footprint modelling. Agricultural and Forest Meteorology, 2011.01.15, 151(1): 87-100. (IF = 5.73, Chinese Academy of Sciences Journal Ranking: Zone
13. Chen B*, Chen JM, Mo G, Black TA. Comparison of regional carbon flux estimates from CO2 concentration measurements and remote sensing based footprint integration. Global Biogeochemical Cycles, 2008.06.01, 22(2): 148-161. (IF = 5.4, Chinese Academy of Sciences Journal Ranking: Zone
14. Chen B*, Comparison of the two most common phenology algorithms imbedded in land surface models. Journal of Geophysical Research: Atmospheres. 2022 Nov 16;127(21): e2022JD037167. (IF = 3.7, Chinese Academy of Sciences Journal Ranking: Zone
15. Chen B*, Jiang Q. Antiquity of the earliest cultivated rice in central China and its implications. Economic Botany, 1997.07.01, 51(3): 307-310. (IF = 1.73, Chinese Academy of Sciences Journal Ranking: Zone 3)
Research Projects:
1. National Natural Science Foundation Key Project (Carbon Neutrality Special): "Research on Key Scientific Issues in the Construction of Effective Monitoring and Evaluation Systems for China's Carbon Neutrality Actions", 2022.01-2025.12, Project Approval No.: 42141018, 2.99 million RMB.
2. National Key R&D Program Project "Development and Application of High-Resolution Regional Earth System Models", Topic 1: "Development of Regional Ecological-Biogeochemical Models Considering Human Activities" (Topic No.: 2018YFA0606001), Project Leader, 2018.05-2023.04, 5.39 million RMB.
3. National Natural Science Foundation General Project "Optimized Simulation of Large-Scale Human Disturbance on Surface Energy and Water Fluxes and Regional Climate Effects - A Case Study of the Beijing-Tianjin-Hebei Region" (Project Approval No.: 41977404), Project Leader, 2020.01-2023.12, 620,000 RMB.
4. National Natural Science Foundation Project "Carbon Assimilation Technology for Computing Regional High-Resolution Photosynthetic and Respiratory Fluxes" (Approval No.: 41771114), Project Leader, 2018.01-2021.12, Direct Expenses: 700,000 RMB.
5. National Key R&D Program Project "Development and Application of High-Resolution Global Land Surface Process Models" (Topic No.: 2017YFA0604302), Topic: "Modeling of Land Use and Surface Physical Disturbance Processes", Topic Leader, 2018.01-2021.12, 1 million RMB.
6. Chinese Academy of Sciences Key International Cooperation Project "Multi-Source Satellite-Ground Joint Carbon Assimilation Technology Research" (GJHZ1803), Project Leader, 2018.01-2020.12, 1 million RMB.
7. National Key R&D Program "Land Ecosystem Carbon Source/Sink Monitoring Technology and Indicator System" (Topic No.: 2017YFC0503904), Topic: "Continuous Observation Techniques and Methods for Vegetation-Atmosphere Carbon Isotope Fluxes", Topic Leader, 2018.01-2020.12, 600,000 RMB.
8. National Key Laboratory of Resources and Environmental Information Systems Independent Innovation Project "Research on Star-Space-Ground Multi-Source Carbon Emission Detection Data Fusion and Assimilation Systems" (O88RA901YA), Project Leader, 2016.01-2019.12, 2 million RMB.
9. National Science and Technology Support Project "National Ecosystem Observation and Evaluation Technology System Integration Research and Demonstration" Topic: "Simulation Products for China's Land Ecosystem Productivity and Evapotranspiration", Topic Leader, 2013.01-2016.12, 500,000 RMB.
10. National Natural Science Foundation Project "Evaluation of the Spatial Representativeness of China's Eddy Covariance Flux Towers and Carbon Source/Sink Scale Expansion Studies" (41271116/D010106), Project Leader, 2013.01–2016.12, 750,000 RMB.
11. National 863 Key Project "Carbon Satellite-Based Remote Sensing Quantitative Monitoring Application Technology Research", Topic: "Multi-Source Carbon Observation Data Fusion and Assimilation Technology Research" (2013AA122002), Sub-Topic: "Global Carbon Observation Data Assimilation System", Sub-Topic Leader, 2013.01-2015.12, 1.5 million RMB.
12. National 973 Project "Global Regional Land Ecosystem Carbon Source/Sink Evolution Driving Mechanisms and Optimization Calculation Research", Topic: "Regional Carbon Source/Sink Research Based on Tower CO2 Concentration Data and Remote Sensing-Model Assimilation" (2010CB950900), Topic Leader, 2010.06–2014.12, 1.2 million RMB.
13. Strategic Priority Research Program "Carbon Budget Certification and Related Issues for Climate Change", Sub-Project: "Global Assimilation System Based on GCM Models" (XDA05040403), Sub-Project Le
SCI Papers
2024
120. Chen B*, Zhong S, Hamm NA, Liao H, Zhu T, Zhang H, Guo L, Hou K. Region-oriented simultaneously joint two-pollutant control strategies are required to substantially reduce deaths attributed to both PM2. 5 and ozone pollution in China. Atmospheric Environment. 2024 Oct 1;334:120708.
119. Gemechu TM, Chen B*, Zhang H, Fang J, Dilawar A. Enhancing Transpiration Estimates: A Novel Approach Using SIF Partitioning and the TL-LUE Model. Remote Sensing. 2024 Oct 22;16(21):3924.
118. Fang J , Fang J , Chen B* ,et al. Assessing Spatial Representativeness of Global Flux Tower Eddy-Covariance Measurements Using Data from FLUXNET2015[J].Scientific data, 11(1):569[2024-09-30].DOI:10.1038/s41597-024-03291-3.
117. Sun S, Zhang Y, Song Z, Chen B*, Zhang Y, Yuan W, Chen C, Chen W, Ran X, Wang Y. Mapping coastal wetlands of the Bohai Rim at a spatial resolution of 10 M using multiple open-access satellite data and terrain indices. Remote Sensing. 2020 Dec 16;12(24):4114.
116.Fang, J., Chen, B*., Wang, F., Li, W., Zhang, H., Fang, J., Liu, S., Zheng, Z., Guo, M., & Niu, S. Nitrogen, phosphorus, and potassium co‐limitation in terrestrial ecosystems: A global meta‐analysis. Plants, People, Planet.2024
115. Guo M, Hamm NAS, Chen B*. Understanding air pollution reduction from the perspective of synergy with carbon mitigation in China from 2008 to 2017. J Environ Manage. 2024 Sep;367:122017.
114. Sun S, Chen B*, Yan J, Van Zwieten L, Wang H, Dong J, Fu P, Song Z. Potential impacts of land use and land cover change (LUCC) and climate change on evapotranspiration and gross primary productivity in the Haihe River Basin, China. Journal of Cleaner Production. 2024 Oct 15;476:143729.
113. Wang F, Fang J, Yao L, Han D, Zhou Z, Chen B*. Applications of land surface model to economic and environmental-friendly optimization of nitrogen fertilization and irrigation. Heliyon. 2024 Mar 30;10(6).
112. Pan X, Xiong X, Sun T, Xue L, Zhang H, Fang J, Fang J, Zhang G, Xu H, Chen B*. Integration of surface-based and space-based atmospheric CO2 measurements for improving carbon flux estimates using a new developed 3-GAS inversion model. Atmospheric Research. 2024 Sep 1;307:107477.
111. Liu S, Pan X, Xiong X, Sun T, Xue L, Zhang H, Fang J, Fang J, Zhang G, Xu H, Chen B.* Integration of surface-based and space-based atmospheric CO2 measurements for improving carbon flux estimates using a new developed 3-GAS inversion model. Atmospheric Research. 2024 May 13:107477.
110. Fang J, Fang J, Chen B*, Zhang H, Dilawar A, Guo M, Liu SA. Assessing Spatial Representativeness of Global Flux Tower Eddy-Covariance Measurements Using Data from FLUXNET2015. Scientific Data. 2024 Jun 3;11(1):569.
109. Wang F, Fang J, Yao L, Han D, Zhou Z, Chen B*. Applications of land surface model to economic and environmental-friendly optimization of nitrogen fertilization and irrigation. Heliyon. 2024 Mar 30;10(6).
108. Sun S, Zhang Y, Song Z, Chen B*, Zhang Y, Yuan W, Chen C, Chen W, Ran X, Wang Y. Mapping coastal wetlands of the Bohai Rim at a spatial resolution of 10 M using multiple open-access satellite data and terrain indices. Remote Sensing. 2020 Dec 16;12(24):4114.
107. Dilawar A, Chen B*, Ul-Haq Z, Ali S, Muhammad Sajjad M, Junjun F, Gemechu TM, Guo M, Dilawar H, Zhang H, Zicheng Z. Corrigendum: Evaluating the potential footprints of land use and land cover and climate dynamics on atmospheric pollution in Pakistan. Frontiers in Environmental Science. 2024 Apr 11;12:1408441.
106. Fang, J., Chen, B*., Wang, F., Li, W., Zhang, H., Fang, J., ... & Niu, S. (2024). Nitrogen, phosphorus, and potassium co‐limitation in terrestrial ecosystems: A global meta‐analysis. Plants, People, Planet, https://doi.org/10.1002/ppp3.10524
2023
105. Chen B*, Fang J, Piao S, Ciais P, Black TA, Wang F, Niu S, Zeng Z, Luo Y. A meta‐analysis highlights globally widespread potassium limitation in terrestrial ecosystems. New Phytologist. 2024 Jan;241(1):154-65.
104. Fang J., Chen B*., Zhang H., Dilawar A., Guo M., Liu C., ... & Zhang X. (2023). Global Evaluation and Intercomparison of XCO2 Retrievals from GOSAT, OCO-2, and TANSAT with TCCON. Remote Sensing, 15(20), 5073.
103. Guo M., Chen B*, & Hamm, N. (2023). Analysis of the Spatiotemporal Heterogeneity of Drivers on Province-Level Synergy of Air Pollution Control and Carbon Mitigation in China. ISPRS Annals of the Photogrammetry, Remote Sensing and Spatial Information Sciences, 10, 509-516.
102. Hou K., Zhang L., Xu X., Yang F., Chen B., Hu W., & Shu, R. (2023). High ambient temperatures are associated with urban crime risk in Chicago. Science of The Total Environment, 856, 158846.
101．Wang T, Wang X, Liu D, Lv G, Ren S, Ding J, Chen B, Qu J, Wang Y, Piao S, Chen F. The current and future of terrestrial carbon balance over the Tibetan Plateau. Science China Earth Sciences. 2023 Jul;66(7):1493-503.
100. Adil Dilawar, Chen B.*, Zia Ul-Haq, Amir, M., Arshad, A., Hassan, M., Guo, M., Muhammad Shafeeque, Fang, J., Boyang, S., & Zhang, H. (2023). Investigating the Potential Climatic Effects of Atmospheric Pollution across China under the National Clean Air Action Plan. Remote Sensing, 15(8), 2084–2084. https://doi.org/10.3390/rs15082084
99. Chen B*, Kayiranga A., Ge M., Philippe Ciais, Zhang,H., Black A., Xiao X., Yuan W., Zeng Z., & Piao, S. (2023). Anthropogenic activities dominated tropical forest carbon balance in two contrary ways over the Greater Mekong Subregion in the 21st century. Global Change Biology, 29(12), 3421–3432. https://doi.org/10.1111/gcb.16688
98. Fang J., Chen B*., Zhang H., Adil Dilawar, Guo M., Li C., Liu S., Tewekel Melese Gemechu, & Zhang X. (2023). Global Evaluation and Intercomparison of XCO2 Retrievals from GOSAT, OCO-2, and TANSAT with TCCON. Remote Sensing, 15(20), 5073–5073. https://doi.org/10.3390/rs15205073
97. Sun S., Song Z., Chen B*., Wang Y., Ran X., Fang Y., Lukas Van Zwieten, Hartley I. P., Wang Y., Li,Q., Wu L., Liu C., & Wang H. (2023). Current and future potential soil organic carbon stocks of vegetated coastal ecosystems and their controls in the Bohai Rim Region, China. CATENA, 225, 107023–107023. https://doi.org/10.1016/j.catena.2023.107023
96. Chen B*, Ke Y, Ciais P, et al. Inhibitive effects of recent exceeding air temperature optima of vegetation productivity and increasing water limitation on photosynthesis reversed global greening. Earth's Future, 2022, 10(11): e2022EF002788.
2022
94. Dilawar A, Chen B*, Ashraf A, et al. Development of a GIS based hazard, exposure, and vulnerability analyzing method for monitoring drought risk at Karachi, Pakistan. Geomatics, Natural Hazards and Risk, 2022, 13(1): 1700-1720.
93. Kayiranga A, Chen B*, Wang F, et al. Spatiotemporal variation in gross primary productivity and their responses to climate in the great lakes region of sub-Saharan Africa during 2001–2020. Sustainability, 2022, 14(5): 2610.
92. Chen B*, Comparison of the Two Most Common Phenology Algorithms Imbedded in Land Surface Models[J]. Journal of Geophysical Research: Atmospheres, 2022, 127(21): e2022JD037167.
91. Chen B*, Chen F, Ciais P, et al. Challenges to achieve carbon neutrality of China by 2060: status and perspectives[J]. Science Bulletin, 2022, 67(20): 2030-2035.9.
90.Hou, K., Zhang, L., Xu, X., Yang, F., Chen, B., Hu, W. (2022). Ambient temperatures associated with increased risk of motor vehicle crashes in New York and Chicago. Science of the total environment, 830, 154731.
89. Lu, H., Qin, Z., Lin, S., Chen, X., Chen, B., He, B., ... & Yuan, W.(2022). Large influence of atmospheric vapor pressure deficit on ecosystem production efficiency. Nature communications,13(1), 1653.
2021
88. Dilawar A., Chen B*., Arshad,A., Guo L., Ehsan M. I., Hussain Y., Kayiranga A., Measho S., Zhang H., Wang F., Sun X., & Ge M. (2021). Towards Understanding Variability in Droughts in Response to Extreme Climate Conditions over the Different Agro-Ecological Zones of Pakistan. Sustainability, 13(12), 6910. https://doi.org/10.3390/su13126910
87. Guo L., Chen B*., Zhang H., & Fang J. (2021). Prediction and Source Contribution Analysis of PM2.5 Using a Combined FLEXPART Model and Bayesian Method over the Beijing-Tianjin-Hebei Region in China. Atmosphere, 12(7), 860. https://doi.org/10.3390/atmos12070860
86. Li J., & Chen B* (2021). Optimal Solar Zenith Angle Definition for Combined Landsat-8 and Sentinel-2A/2B Data Angular Normalization Using Machine Learning Methods. remote sensing, 13(13), 2598–2598. https://doi.org/10.3390/rs13132598
85. Sun S., Che T., Gentine P., Chen Q., Wang L., Zhang Y., & Chen B. (2021). Shallow groundwater inhibits soil respiration and favors carbon uptake in a wet alpine meadow ecosystem. Agricultural and Forest Meteorology, 297, 108254–108254. https://doi.org/10.1016/j.agrformet.2020.108254
84. Sun S., Du W., Song Z., Zhang D., Wu X., Chen B., & Wu, Y. (2021). Response of Gross Primary Productivity to Drought Time‐Scales Across China. Journal of Geophysical Research: Biogeosciences, 126(4). https://doi.org/10.1029/2020jg005953
83. Dilawar A.; Chen B*; Guo, L.; Liu, S.; Shafeeque, M.; Arshad, A.; Hussain, Y.; Qureshi, M.A.; Kayiranga, A.; Wang, F.; et al. Evaluation the WRF Model with Different Land Surface Schemes: Heat Wave Event Simulations and Its Relation to Pacific Variability over Coastal Region, Karachi, Pakistan. Sustainability 2021, 13, 12608. https://doi.org/10.3390/su132212608
82. Kayiranga A, Chen B*, Guo L, Measho S, Hirwa H, Liu S, Bofana J, Sun S, Wang F, Karamage F, Tuankrua V. Spatiotemporal variations of forest ecohydrological characteristics in the Lancang-Mekong region during 1992-2016 and 2020-2099 under different climate scenarios. Agricultural and Forest Meteorology. 2021 Nov 15;310:108662.
81. Kayiranga A, Chen B*, Zhang H, Nthangeni W, Measho S, Ndayisaba F. Spatially explicit and multiscale ecosystem shift probabilities and risk severity assessments in the greater Mekong subregion over three decades. Science of the Total Environment. 2021 Dec 1;798:149281.
80. Dilawar A, Chen B*, Trisurat Y, Tuankrua V, Arshad A, Hussain Y, Measho S, Guo L, Kayiranga A, Zhang H, Wang F. Spatiotemporal shifts in thermal climate in responses to urban cover changes: A-case analysis of major cities in Punjab, Pakistan. Geomatics, Natural Hazards and Risk. 2021 Jan 1;12(1):763-93.
79. Measho S, Chen B, Pellikka P, Guo L, Zhang H, Cai D, Sun S, Kayiranga A, Sun X, Ge M. Assessment of vegetation dynamics and ecosystem resilience in the context of climate change and drought in the horn of Africa. Remote Sensing. 2021 Apr 25;13(9):1668.
78. Chen B*, Zhang H, Wang T, Zhang X. An atmospheric perspective on the carbon budgets of terrestrial ecosystems in China: Progress and challenges. Science Bulletin. 2021 Sep 15;66(17):1713-8.
77. Sun S, Song Z, Chen X, Wang T, Zhang Y, Zhang D, Zhang H, Hao Q, Chen B*,. Multimodel‐based analyses of evapotranspiration and its controls in China over the last three decades. Ecohydrology. 2020 Apr;13(3):e2195.
2020
76. Li J, Chen B*. Global Revisit Interval Analysis of Landsat-8-9 and Sentinel-2A-2B Data for Terrestrial Monitoring. Sensors, 2020;20(22):6631.
75. Measho, S., Chen, B*., Pellikka, P., Trisurat, Y., Guo, L., Sun, S., & Zhang, H. (2020). Land use/land cover changes and associated impacts on water yield availability and variations in the Mereb‐Gash River Basin in the Horn of Africa. Journal of Geophysical Research: Biogeosciences, 125, e2020JG005632. https://doi.org/ 10.1029/2020JG005632.
74. Kayiranga, A., Chen, B*., Trisurat, Y., Ndayisaba, F., Sun, S., Tuankrua, V., ... & Bofana, J. (2020). Water Use Efficiency‐Based Multiscale Assessment of Ecohydrological Resilience to Ecosystem Shifts Over the Continent of Africa During 1992–2015. Journal of Geophysical Research: Biogeosciences, 125(8), e2020JG005749.
73. Guo L, Baozhang Chen*, Zhang H, Zhang Y. A new approach combining a simplified FLEXPART model and a Bayesian-RAT method for forecasting PM 10 and PM 2.5. Environ Sci Pollut Res.， 2020;27:2165–83.
72. Ge M, Baozhang Chen*）. Characteristics of δD and δ18O of Reclaimed Mine Soil Water Profile and Its Source Water Bodies in a Coal Mining Subsidence Area with High Groundwater Level—A Case Study from the Longdong Coal Mining Subsidence Area in Jiangsu Province, China. Water，2020;12:274.
71. Usoltsev, V.A.; Baozhang Chen*, Shobairi, S.O.R.; Tsepordey, I.S.; Chasovskikh, V.P.; Anees, S.A. Patterns for Populus spp. Stand Biomass in Gradients of Winter Temperature and Precipitation of Eurasia. Forests，2020, 11, 906.
70. Fei Wang, Baozhang Chen*, Xiaofeng Lina, Huifang Zhang, Solar-induced chlorophyll fluorescence as an indicator for determining the end date of the vegetation growing season, Ecological Indicators, 109, 2020(2), 105755.
2019
69. Guo L, Chen B*, Zhang H, Zhang Y. A new approach combining a simplified FLEXPART model and a Bayesian-RAT method for forecasting PM 10 and PM 2.5. Environmental Science and Pollution Research. 2020 Jan;27:2165-83.
68. Kong Y, Chen B*, Measho S. Spatio-temporal consistency evaluation of XCO2 retrievals from GOSAT and OCO-2 based on TCCON and model data for joint utilization in carbon cycle research. Atmosphere. 2019 Jun 27;10(7):354.
67. Wang G, Ma OZ, Wang L, Shrestha A, Chen B, Mi F, Liu S, Guo X, Eshpeter S, Innes JL. Local perceptions of the conversion of cropland to forestland program in Jiangxi, Shaanxi, and Sichuan, China. Journal of Forestry Research. 2019 Oct 1;30:1833-47.
66. Ma OZ, Wang G, Wang G, Wang L, Chen B, Mi F, Shrestha A, Eshpeter S, Pang Y, Liu S, Guo X. Technical efficiency analysis of the conversion of cropland to forestland program in Jiangxi, Shaanxi, and Sichuan. International Journal of Sustainable Development & World Ecology. 2019 Aug 18;26(6):535-46.
65. Huiyu Jin, Baozhang Chen*, Shaobo Sun, Huifang Zhang, Simon Measho, Xiaofeng Lin and Lifeng Guo, Spatially Explicit Modeling of Coupled Water and Carbon Processes Using a Distributed Ecohydrological Model in the Upper Heihe Watershed, China， Water, 2019, 11(6), 1242; https://doi.org/10.3390/w11061242 (registering DOI) - 13 June 2019.
64. Xiaofeng Lin Baozhang Chen*, Huifang Zhang, Fei Wang, Jing Chen, Lifeng Guo and Yawen Kong，Effects of the Temporal Aggregation and Meteorological Conditions on the Parameter Robustness of OCO-2 SIF-Based and LUE-Based GPP Models for Croplands，Remote Sensing, 2019, 11(11), 1328; DOI： 10.13140/RG.2.2.18967.27042.
63. Lu L, Chen B*, Guo L, et al. A regional data assimilation system for estimating CO surface flux from atmospheric mixing ratio observations—a case study of Xuzhou, China[J]. Environmental Science and Pollution Research, 2019（2），DOI：10.1007/s11356-019-04246-7.
62. Xu G, Chen B*. Generating a series of land covers by assimilating the existing land cover maps. ISPRS Journal of Photogrammetry and Remote Sensing. 2019 Jan 1;147:206-14.
61.Measho S, Chen B*, Trisurat Y, Pellikka P, Guo L, Arunyawat S, Tuankrua V, Ogbazghi W, Yemane T. Spatio-temporal analysis of vegetation dynamics as a response to climate variability and drought patterns in the semiarid region, Eritrea. Remote Sensing. 2019 Mar 26;11(6):724.
60. Li L, Chen B*, Zhang Y, Zhao Y, Xian Y, Xu G, Zhang H, Guo L. Retrieval of daily PM2. 5 concentrations using nonlinear methods: A case study of the Beijing–Tianjin–Hebei Region, China. Remote Sensing. 2018 Dec 11;10(12):2006.
59. Lu L, Chen B*, Guo L, Zhang H, Li Y. A regional data assimilation system for estimating CO surface flux from atmospheric mixing ratio observations—a case study of Xuzhou, China. Environmental Science and Pollution Research. 2019 Mar 1;26:8748-57.
2018
58. Shaobo Sun, Zhaoliang Songa, Xiuchen Wub, Tiejun Wang, Yuntao Wu, Wenli Du,Tao Ched, Chunlin Huangd, Xuejun Zhang, Bo Ping, Xiaofeng Line, Pan Lie, Yaoxian Yange, Baozhang Chen*. Spatio-temporal variations in water use efficiency and its drivers in China over the last three decades, Ecological Indicators, 2018, 94（3）： 292-304.
57. Guo L, Chen B*, Zhang H, Xu G, Lu L, Lin X, Kong Y, Wang F, Li Y. Improving PM2. 5 forecasting and emission estimation based on the Bayesian optimization method and the coupled FLEXPART-WRF model. Atmosphere. 2018 Nov 5;9(11):428. https://doi.org/10.3390/atmos9110428.
2017
56. Wang X, Tan K, Chen B*, Du P. Assessing the spatiotemporal variation and impact factors of net primary productivity in China. Scientific Reports. 2017 Mar 10;7(1):44415.
55. Yang D, Zhang H, Liu Y, Chen B*. Monitoring Carbon Dioxide from Space: Retrieval Algorithm and Flux Inversion Based on GOSAT Data and Using CarbonTracker-China[J]. Advances in Atmospheric Sciences， 2017, 34(8):965-976.
54. Kong Y, Zhang X, Sheng L, Chen B Validation and application of multi-source altimeter wave data in China’s offshore areas. Acta Oceanologica Sinica. 2016 Nov;35:86-96.
53. Sun S, Chen B*, Shao Q, Chen J, Liu J, Zhang XJ, Zhang H, Lin X. Modeling evapotranspiration over China’s landmass from 1979 to 2012 using multiple land surface models: Evaluations and analyses. Journal of Hydrometeorology. 2017 Apr 1;18(4):1185-203.
52. Lin X, Chen B*, Chen J, Zhang H, Sun S, Xu G, Guo L, Ge M, Qu J, Li L, Kong Y. Seasonal fluctuations of photosynthetic parameters for light use efficiency models and the impacts on gross primary production estimation. Agricultural and Forest Meteorology. 2017 Apr 15;236:22-35.
2016
51. Sun S, Chen B*, Chen J, Che M, Zhang H. Comparison of remotely-sensed and modeled soil moisture using CLM4. 0 with in situ measurements in the central Tibetan Plateau area. Cold Regions Science and Technology. 2016 Sep 1;129:31-44.
50. Sun S, Chen B*, Ge M, Qu J, Che T, Zhang H, Lin X, Che M, Zhou Z, Guo L, Wang B. Improving soil organic carbon parameterization of land surface model for cold regions in the Northeastern Tibetan Plateau, China. Ecological Modelling. 2016 Jun 24;330:1-5.
49. Chen B*, Xu G, Coops NC, Ciais P, Myneni RB. Satellite-observed changes in terrestrial vegetation growth trends across the Asia-Pacific region associated with land cover and climate from 1982 to 2011. International Journal of Digital Earth. 2016 Nov 1;9(11):1055-76.
48. Zhang X, Chen B*, Zhao H, Fan H, Zhu D. Soil moisture retrieval over a semiarid area by means of PCA dimensionality reduction. Canadian Journal of Remote Sensing. 2016 Mar 3;42(2):136-44.
47. Jiang F, Chen JM, Zhou L, Ju W, Zhang H, Machida T, Ciais P, Peters W, Wang H, Chen B, Liu L. A comprehensive estimate of recent carbon sinks in China using both top-down and bottom-up approaches. Scientific Reports. 2016 Feb 29;6(1):22130.
2015
46 Zhang X, Chen B*, Fan H, Huang J, Zhao H. The potential use of multi-band SAR data for soil moisture retrieval over bare agricultural areas: Hebei, China. Remote Sensing. 2015 Dec 23;8(1):7.
45. Dou X, Chen B*, Black TA, Jassal RS, Che M. Impact of nitrogen fertilization on forest carbon sequestration and water loss in a chronosequence of three douglas-fir stands in the Pacific Northwest. Forests. 2015 May 29;6(6):1897-921.
44. Ferster CJ, Trofymow JA, Coops NC, Chen B, Black TA. Comparison of carbon-stock changes, eddy-covariance carbon fluxes and model estimates in coastal Douglas-fir stands in British Columbia. Forest Ecosystems. 2015 Dec;2:1-9.
43. Zhang H, Chen B*, Xu G, Yan J, Che M, Chen J, Fang S, Lin X, Sun S. Comparing simulated atmospheric carbon dioxide concentration with GOSAT retrievals. Science Bulletin. 2015 Feb 1;60(3):380-6.
2014
42. Yan JW, Liu JY, Chen BZ*, Feng M, Fang SF, Xu G, Zhang HF, Che ML, Liang W, Hu YF, Kuang WH. Changes in the land surface energy budget in eastern China over the past three decades: Contributions of land-cover change and climate change. Journal of Climate. 2014 Dec 15;27(24):9233-52.
41. Chen B*, Zhang H, Coops NC, Fu D, Worthy DE, Xu G, Black TA. Assessing scalar concentration footprint climatology and land surface impacts on tall-tower CO 2 concentration measurements in the boreal forest of central Saskatchewan, Canada. Theoretical and applied climatology. 2014 Oct;118:115-32.
40. Che M, Chen B*, Zhang H, Fang S, Xu G, Lin X, Wang Y. A new equation for deriving vegetation phenophase from time series of leaf area index (LAI) data. Remote Sensing. 2014 Jun 17;6(6):5650-70.
39. Xu G, Zhang H, Chen B*, Zhang H, Yan J, Chen J, Che M, Lin X, Dou X. A bayesian based method to generate a synergetic land-cover map from existing land-cover products. Remote Sensing. 2014 Jun 16;6(6):5589-613.
38. Zhang HF, Chen BZ*, Van Der Laan-Luijk IT, Machida T, Matsueda H, Sawa Y, Fukuyama Y, Langenfelds R, Van der Schoot M, Xu G, Yan JW. Estimating Asian terrestrial carbon fluxes from CONTRAIL aircraft and surface CO 2 observations for the period 2006–2010. Atmospheric Chemistry and Physics. 2014 Jun 11;14(11):5807-24.
37. Che M, Chen B*, Innes JL, Wang G, Dou X, Zhou T, Zhang H, Yan J, Xu G, Zhao H. Spatial and temporal variations in the end date of the vegetation growing season throughout the Qinghai–Tibetan Plateau from 1982 to 2011. Agricultural and Forest Meteorology. 2014 Jun 1;189:81-90.
36. Chen J, Zhang H, Liu Z, Che M, Chen B*. Evaluating parameter adjustment in the MODIS gross primary production algorithm based on eddy covariance tower measurements. Remote Sensing. 2014 Apr;6(4):3321-48.
35. Xu G, Zhang H, Chen B*, Zhang H, Innes JL, Wang G, Yan J, Zheng Y, Zhu Z, Myneni RB. Changes in vegetation growth dynamics and relations with climate over China’s landmass from 1982 to 2011. Remote Sensing. 2014 Apr 10;6(4):3263-83.
34. Chen B*, Xu G, Coops NC, Ciais P, Innes JL, Wang G, Myneni RB, Wang T, Krzyzanowski J, Li Q, Cao L. Changes in vegetation photosynthetic activity trends across the Asia–Pacific region over the last three decades. Remote Sensing of Environment. 2014 Mar 25;144:28-41.
33. H. F. Zhang, Baozhang Chen*, I. T. van der Laan−Luijkx, G. Xu, J. W. Yan, L. X. Zhou, Y. Fukuyama, P. P. Tans, W. Peters, Net terrestrial CO2 exchange over China during 2001-2010 estimated with an ensemble data assimilation system for atmospheric CO2, Journal of Geophysical Research, 2014.03.20, 119(6): 3500-3515.
32. Dongjie Fu, Baozhang Chen*, Huifang Zhang, Juan Wang, T. Andy Black, Brian Amiro, Gil Bohrer, Paul Bolstad, Richard Coulter, Faiz Rahmani, Allison Dunn, McCaughey Harry, Tilden Meyers, Shashi Verma, Estimating landscape net ecosystem exchange at high spatial–temporal resolution based on Landsat data, an improved upscaling model framework, and eddy covariance flux measurements, Remote Sensing of Environment, 2014.02.05, 141: 90-104
2013
31. Jing Chen, Baozhang Chen*, T. Andrew Black, John L. Innes, Guangyu Wang, Gerard Kiely, Takashi Hirano, Georg Wohlfahrt, Comparison of terrestrial evapotranspiration estimates using the mass transfer and Penman-Monteith equations in land surface models, Journal of Geophysical Research, 2013.12.13, 118(4): 1715-1731.
30. Dongjie Fu, Baozhang Chen*, Juan Wang, Xiaolin Zhu, Thomas Hilker, An Improved Image Fusion Approach Based on Enhanced Spatial and Temporal the Adaptive Reflectance Fusion Model, Remote Sensing, 2013.12.01, 5(12): 6346-6360.
29. Jianwu Yan, Baozhang Chen*, Min Feng, John L. Innes, Guangyu Wang, Shifeng Fang, Guang Xu, Huifang Zhang, Dongjie Fu, Huimin Wang, Guirui Yu, Xiaomin Sun, Research on Land Surface Thermal-Hydrologic Exchange in Southern China under Future Climate and Land Cover Scenarios, Advances in Meteorology, 2013.01.01, 2013: 1-12
2012
28. Baozhang Chen*, Nicholas C. Coops, Dongjie Fu, Hank A. Margoli, Brian .Amiro, Alan G. Barr, T. Andrew Black, M. Altaf Arain, Charles P.-A. Bourque, Lawrence B. Flanagan, Peter M. Lafleur, J. Harry McCaughey, Steven C. Wofsy, Characterizing spatial representativeness of flux tower eddy-covariance measurements across the Canadian Carbon Program Network using remote sensing and footprint analysis, Remote Sensing of Environment, 2012.06.03, 124: 742-755.
2011
27. Wang Z., Grant R.F., Arain M.A., Chen B.N., Coops N.C., Hember R, KurzW.A., Price D.T., Stinson G., Trofymow J.A., Yeluripati J., Baozhang Chen, Eval uating weather effects on interannual variation in net ecosystem productivity of a coastal temperate forest landscape: A model intercomparison, Ecological Modelling, 2011.07.11, 222(17): 3236-3249.
26. Ferster C.J., Trofymow J.A., Coops N.C., Baozhang Chen, Black A.T., Gougeon A.F., Determination of ecosystem carbon-stock distributions in the flux footprint of an eddy-covariance tower in a coastal forest in British Columbia, Canadian journal of forest research, 2011.07.05, 41(7): 1380-1393
25. Christian Brümmer, T. Andrew Black, Rachhpal S. Jassal, Nicholas J.Grant, David L. Spittlehouse, Baozhang Chen, Zoran Nesic, Brian D. Amiro, M. Altaf Arain, Alan G. Barr, Charles P.-A. Bourque, Carole Coursolle, Allison L. Dunn, Lawrence B. Flanagan, Elyn R. Humphreys, Peter M. Lafleur, Hank A. Margolis, J. Harry McCaughey, Steven C. Wofsy, How climate and vegetation type influence evapotranspiration and water use efficiency in Canadian forest, peatland and grassland ecosystems, Agricultural and Forest Meteorology, 2011.05.14, 153: 14-30
24. Baozhang Chen*, Nicholas C. Coops, T. Andy Black, Rachhpal S. Jassal, Jing M. Chen, Mark Johnson, Modeling to discern nitrogen fertilization impacts on carbon sequestration in a Pacific Northwest Douglas-fir forest in the first post-fertilization year, Global Change Biology, 2011.03.01, 17(3): 14 42-1460.
23.Baozhang Chen*, Nicholas C. Coops, Dongjie Fu, Hank A. Margolis, Brian D. Amiro, Alan G. Barr, T. Andrew Black, M. Altaf Arain, Charles P.-A. Bourque, Lawrence B. Flanagan, Peter M. Lafleur, J. Harry McCaughey, Steven C. Wofsy, Assessing eddy-covariance flux tower location bias across the Fluxnet-Canada Research Network based on remote sensing and footprint modelling, Agricultural and Forest Meteorology, 2011.01.15, 151(1): 87-100.
2010
22. Baozhang Chen*, Quansheng Ge, Dongjie Fu, Guirui Yu, Xiaomin Sun, Shaoqiang Wang, Huimin Wang, A data-model fusion approach for upscaling gross ecosystem productivity to the landscape scale based on remote sensing and flux footprint modelling, Biogeosciences, 2010.09.27, 7(9): 2943-2958.
2009
21. Praveena Krishnan, T. Andrew Black, Rachhpal S. Jassal, Baozhang Chen, Zoran Nesic, Interannual variability of the carbon balance of three different-aged Douglas-fir stands in the Pacific Northwest, Journal of Geophysical Research: Biogeosciences, 2009.11.24, 114(G4): 355-355.
20. Baozhang Chen*, Coops N.C., Understanding of Coupled Terrestrial Carbon, Nitrogen and Water Dynamics-An Overview, Sensors, 2009.11.01, 9(11): 8624-8657.
19. Eva van Gorsel, Nicolas Delpierre, Ray Leuning, Andy Black, J. William Munger, Steven Wofsy, Marc Aubinet, Christian Feigenwinter, Jason Beringer, Damien Bonal, Baozhang Chen, Jiquan Chen, Robert Clement, Kenneth J. Davis, Ankur R. Desai, Danilo Dragoni, Sophia Etzold, Thomas Grünwald, Lianhong Gu, Bernhard Heinesch, Lucy R. Hutyra, Wilma W.P. Jans, Werner Kutsch, B.E. Law, Monique Y. Leclerc, Ivan Mammarella, Leonardo Montagnani, Asko Noormets, Corinna Rebmann, Sonia Wharton, Estimating nocturnal ecosystem respiration from the vertical turbulent flux and change in storage of CO2, Agricultural and Forest Meteorology, 2009.08.04, 149(11): 1919-1930.
18. Baozhang Chen*, T.A. Black, N.C. Coops, P. Krishnan, R. Jassal, C. Bruemmer, Z. Nesic, Seasonal controls on interannual variability in carbon dioxide exchange of a near‐end‐of rotation Douglas‐fir stand in the Pacific Northwest, 1997–2006, Global Change Biology, 2009.08.01, 15(8): 1962-1981.
17.Baozhang Chen*, T.A. Black, N.C. Coops, T. Hilker, T. Trofymow, K. Morgenstern, Assessing tower flux footprint climatology and scaling between remotely sensed and eddy covariance measurements, Boundary-Layer Meteorology, 2009.02.01, 130(2): 137-167.
2008
16. Jassal R. S., T. A. Black, Baozhang Chen, R. Roy, Z. Nesic, D.L. Spittlehouse, A.J. Trofymow, N2O emissions and carbon sequestration in a nitrogen‐fertilized Douglas fir stand, Journal of Geophysical Research: Biogeosciences, 2008.12.01, 113(G4): 373-381.
15. Thomas Hilker, Nicholas C. Coops, Forrest G. Hall, T. Andrew Black, Baozhang Chen, Praveena Krishnan, Michael A. Wulder, Piers J. Sellers, Elizabeth M. Middleton, Karl F. Huemmrich, A modeling approach for upscaling gross ecosystem production to the landscape scale using remote sensing data, Journal of Geophysical Research: Biogeosciences, 2008.09.01, 113(G3): 212-221.
14. Baozhang Chen*, Jing M. Chen, Gang Mo, T. Andrew Black, Comparison of regional carbon flux estimates from CO2 concentration measurements and remote sensing based footprint integration, Global Biogeochemical Cycles, 2008.06.01, 22(2): 148-161.
2007
13. Baozhang Chen*, Jing M. Chen, Weimin Ju, Remote sensing-based ecosystem–atmosphere simulation scheme (EASS)—Model formulation and test with multiple-year data, Ecological Modelling, 2007.12.16, 209(2): 277-300.
12.Baozhang Chen*, J. M. Chen, Diurnal, seasonal and interannual variability of carbon isotope discrimination at the canopy level in response to environmental factors in a boreal forest ecosystem, Plant, cell & environment, 2007.10.01, 30(10): 1223-1239.
11. Jing M. Chen, Baozhang Chen, Pieter Tans, Deriving daily carbon fluxes from hourly CO2 mixing ratios measured on the WLEF tall tower: An upscaling methodology, Journal of Geophysical Research: Biogeosciences, 2007.05.01, 112(G1): 393-398.
10. Baozhang Chen*, Jing M. Chen, Gang Mo, Chiu-Wai Yuen, Hank Margolis, Kaz Higuchi, Douglas Chan, Modeling and scaling coupled energy, water, and carbon fluxes based on remote sensing: an application to Canada’s landmass, Journal of Hydrometeorology, 2007.04.01, 8(2): 123-143.
2006
9. Weimin Ju, Jing M. Chen, T. Andrew Black, Alan G. Barr, Jane Liu, Baozhang Chen, Modelling multi-year coupled carbon and water fluxes in a boreal aspen forest, Agricultural and Forest Meteorology, 2006.11.30, 140(1): 136-151
8. Baozhang Chen*, J. M. Chen, L. Huang, P. P. Tans, Simulating dynamics of δ13C of CO2 in the planetary boundary layer over a boreal forest region: Covariation between surface fluxes and atmospheric mixing, Tellus B, 2006.11.01 58(5): 537-549.
7. Baozhang Chen*, J. M. Chen, L. Huang, P. P. Tans, Modeling dynamics of stable carbon isotopic exchange between a boreal forest ecosystem and the atmosphere, Global Change Biology, 2006.10.01, 12(10): 1842-1867.
6. Jing M. Chen, Baozhang Chen, Kaz Higuchi, Jane Liu, Douglas Chan, Douglas Worthy, Pieter Tans, Andy Black, Boreal ecosystems sequestered more carbon in warmer years, Geophysical research letters, 2006.05.01, 33(10): 229-237.
2005
5. Kaz Higuchi, Alexander Shashkov, Douglas Chan, Nobuko Saigusa, S. Murayama, S. Yamamoto, Hiroaki Kondo, Jing M. Chen, Jane Liu, Baozhang Chen, Simulations of Seasonal and Inter-annual Variability of gross primary productivity at Takayama with BEPS Ecosystem Model, Agricultural and forest meteorology, 2005.12.15, 134(1) : 143-150
4. Baozhang Chen*, J. M. Chen, D. E. J. Worthy, Interannual variabilityin the atmospheric CO2 rectification over a boreal forest region, Journal of Geophysical Research: Atmospheres, 2005.08.27, 110(D16): 2227-2252.
2004
3. Baozhang Chen*, Jing M. Chen, Jane Liu, Douglas Chan, Kaz Higuchi, Alexander Shashkov, A Vertical Diffusion Scheme to estimate the atmospheric rectifier effect, Journal of Geophysical Research, 2004.02.21, 109.
1997
2. Baozhang Chen*, Qinhua Jiang, Antiquity of the earliest cultivated rice in central China and its implications, Economic Botany, 1997.07.01, 51(3 ): 307-310.
1995
1. Baozhang Chen*, Juzhong Zhang, Houyuan Lu, Discovery of rice phytolith in the Neolithic site at Jiahu in Henan Province and its significance , Chinese Science Bulletin, 1995.07.01, 40(14): 1186-119.
Selected CSCD Papers
49. Chen Meiling, Yuan Guofu, Chen Baozhang*. Sensitivity analysis of the maximum mesophyll conductance parameter in a land surface process model coupled with mesophyll conductance. Acta Ecologica Sinica, 2024, 44(01): 271-282. DOI: 10.20103/j.stxb.202301180121.
48. Jiang Jinghong, & Chen Baozhang*. (2024). Drought disaster risk distribution and trend analysis in the Bangkok area. Tropical Geography, 44(4).
47. Chen Meiling, Yuan Guofu, Chen Baozhang*. Sensitivity analysis of the maximum mesophyll conductance parameter in a land surface process model coupled with mesophyll conductance. Acta Ecologica Sinica, 2024, 44(1).
46. Sun Tianle, Fang Junjun, Pan Xiaofeng, Chen Baozhang*.2023. Scientific site selection study for high-precision greenhouse gas monitoring networks in coastal cities—Taking Shenzhen as an example. Acta Scientiae Circumstantiae, 43(11): 228-236.
45. Wang Tao, Wang Xiaoyi, Chen Baozhang*, et al. Carbon sink status and future trends on the Qinghai-Tibet Plateau. Science in China: Earth Sciences, 2023, 53(07): 1506-1516.
44. Song Baiyang, Chen Baozhang*. Drought disaster risk assessment in the Gwadar Port region of Pakistan. Geographical Research, 2022, 41(08): 2251-2264.
43. Wang Fei, Chen Baozhang*. Chen Jing, et al. Comparison of DLM and CLM5 model simulations in the winter wheat-summer maize rotation zone of the North China Plain. Progress in Geography Science, 2022, 41(02): 289-303.
42. Lin Xiaofeng, Chen Baozhang*. Seasonal parameterization scheme of key photosynthetic parameters and simulation effect evaluation of the DLM-FvCB Model. Scientia Geographica Sinica, 2022, 42(7): 1260-1271. DOI: 10.13249/j.cnki.sgs.2022.07.013
41. Chen Baozhang*, Qu Junfeng, Ge Mengyu, et al. Study on the temporal and spatial variation of soil erosion in Xuzhou City. Journal of Geo-information Science, 2018, 20(11): 1622-1630. DOI:10.12082/dqxxkx.2018.180091
40. Ding Shu, Chen Baozhang*,Wang Jin, et al. 2018. Application of decision tree-based statistical forecasting models in predicting the spatial-temporal distribution of ozone concentration. Acta Scientiae Circumstantiae, 38(8): 3229-3242.
39. Sun Shaobo, Chen Baozhang*, Che Tao, et al. 2017. Simulation of seasonal frozen soil moisture on the Qinghai-Tibet Plateau and parameter optimization—A case study in the upper reaches of the Heihe River. Plateau Meteorology, 36(3): 643-656. DOI: 10.7522/j.issn.1000-0534.2016.00059
38. Zhang Jingwen, Xian Yue, Chen Baozhang*. 2017. Study on the mobile source emission inventory in Nanchang City. Acta Scientiae Circumstantiae, 37(5): 1855-1863.
37. Zhang Jingwen, Chen Baozhang*,2017. Study on the water source of summer maize in Yucheng based on isotope analysis. Soil and Water Conservation Journal, 31(4): 99-104.
36. Xian Yue, Zhao Youzheng, Wang Wenbin, Chen Baozhang*. 2017. Estimation of VOCs emissions from natural sources in Xuzhou City based on the GloBEIS model. Environmental Science and Technology, 30(5): 6-11.
35. Ding Shu, Chen Baozhang*, Evaluation of the rationality of urban medical facility spatial distribution. Journal of Geo-information Science, 2017, 2.01, (02): 185-196.
34. Zhang Tinghui, Chen Baozhang*, Wang Jin, et al. 2017. Winter PM2.5 pollution process and source analysis in Xuzhou based on CAMx. Acta Scientiae Circumstantiae, 37(10): 3918-3925.
33. Zhang Xiang, Chen Baozhang*, Zhao Hui, et al. Detection analysis of soil moisture change in farmland based on time-series Sentinel-1A data. Remote Sensing Technology and Application, 2017, 32(2): 338-345.
32. Wang Bingyang, Chen Baozhang*, Sun Shaobo, Zhou Ziyuan, Yang Zhiqing, Liu Yuqi, Zhang Jingwen. Analysis of water utilization characteristics of summer maize in Yucheng, Shandong Province. Soil and Water Conservation Journal, 2016, 12.15, (06): 153-161.
31. Liu Yuqi, Chen Baozhang*, Guo Lifeng, Liu Ying. Atmospheric pollutant emission inventory and characteristics of fixed combustion point sources in Nanchang City. Acta Scientiae Circumstantiae, 2016.10.20.
30. Yang Zhiqing, Chen Baozhang*, Zha Tianshan, Jia Xin. Relationship between multi-angle hyperspectral photochemical reflectance vegetation index and light use efficiency in urban green land ecosystems. Plant Ecology Journal, 2016.10.10, (10): 1077-1089.
29. Tian Xiangjun, Chen Baozhang*, Wang Xuemei, Zhang Li, Cai Zhaonan. 2014 Annual Report on the fusion and assimilation techniques of source carbon observation data. Science and Technology Information, 2016.09.03, (25): 183.
28. Yao Bingnan, Chen Baozhang*, Che Mingliang, Spatiotemporal variation characteristics of total primary productivity of vegetation and its climate driving factors in Poyang Lake Basin. Botanical Journal, 2016.09.01, (05): 639-649.
27. Liu Ying, Chen Baozhang*, Chen Jing, Xu Guang. Applicability of the evapotranspiration simulation model in the Qianyanzhou Forest Ecosystem. Botanical Journal, 2016.03.01, 51(02): 226-234.
26. Xu Boxuan, Chen Baozhang*, Xu Guang, Chen Jing, Che Mingliang. Estimation of total primary productivity of vegetation based on leaf area index. Acta Ecologica Sinica, 2015.10.01, (12): 3546-3555.
25. Zhang Huifang, Chen Baozhang*, Xu Guang, Yan Jianwu, Che Mingliang, Chen Jing. Comparison of CO2 concentration simulated by atmospheric inversion models and GOSAT satellite observations. Science Bulletin, 2015.05.10, (13): 1235.
24. Wang Xiaohui, Chen Baozhang*, Zhang Huifang. Uncertainty analysis of provincial carbon inventory—Based on carbon emission estimation from Shaanxi Province, 2000-2012. Resources Science, 2015.01.01, (07): 7-11.
23. Che Mingliang, Chen Baozhang*, Wang Ying, Guo Xiangyun. Review of global vegetation dynamics model research. Chinese Journal of Applied Ecology, 2014.01.01, 25(1): 263-271.
22. Yan Jianwu, Chen Baozhang*, Fang Shifeng, Zhang Huifang, Fu Dongjie, Xue Ye. Vegetation index response to drought disaster—Case study of the 2009-2010 extreme drought in Southwest China. Journal of Remote Sensing, 2012.07.25, (04): 720-737.
21. Xue Ye, Chen Baozhang*, Huang Chongfu, Yan Jianwu. Multi-disaster risk assessment using soft-level models. Progress in Geography Science, 2012.01.01, (03): 353-360.
20. Chen Baozhang*, Zhong Chongqing. Preliminary study on risk loss level assessment of natural disasters. Disaster Studies, 2010.09, 25(3): 1-5.
19. Chen Baozhang*, Silica stone assemblage of the Jiahu site in Henan and its significance in environmental archaeology. Micro-paleontology Journal, 2001, 18(2): 101-106.
18. Chen Baozhang*, Discovery of rice remains at the Jiahu site in Wuyang, Henan, and its significance in ancient cultural ecology (Abstract). Agricultural Archaeology, 1998, 18(1): 400.
17. Chen Baozhang*., Identification of rice silica bodies and their application in the study of rice origin and spread (Abstract). Agricultural Archaeology, 1998, 18(1): 401.
16. Chen Baozhang*, When and where did cultivated rice in China originate?—A study on the 8000-year-old rice remains found at the Jiahu site in Wuyang, Henan. Zhongguo Nongye Bowuguan Xuebao, 1997, 9(01): 6-12.
15, Chen Baozhang*, The discovery of rice remains in the Jiahu site and its significance in understanding the origin of rice. Chinese Archaeology, 1997, 17(1): 30-40.
14. Chen Baozhang*, Wang Xiangkun, Research on Phytoliths in Rice Husks and the Origin of Rice. Science Bulletin, 1995, 40(15): 1438.
13. Chen Baozhang*, Preliminary Study on Charred Rice Grains Unearthed from the Jiahu Site in Henan. Agricultural Archaeology, 1995, 15(3): 94-95
12. Chen Baozhang*, Application of Phytolith Analysis in Agricultural Archaeology. Agricultural Archaeology, 1995, 15(3): 24-26+59.
11. Chen Baozhang*, Wang Xiangkun, Preliminary Research on Phytoliths in Rice Husks and Its Significance. Chinese Journal of Rice Science, 1995, 9(4): 242-245
10. Chen Baozhang*, Wang Xiangkun, Zhang Juzhong, Discovery, Morphological Study, and Significance of Charred Rice Grains from the Neolithic Jiahu Site in Wuyang. Chinese Journal of Rice Science, 1995, 15(3): 94-95.
9. Chen Baozhang*, Li Congxian, Ye Zhizheng, Postglacial Sediments and Environmental Evolution in the Northern Wing of the Yangtze River Delta. Acta Oceanologica Sinica (Chinese Edition), 1995, 17(1): 64-75.
8. Chen Baozhang*, Zhang Juzhong, Lü Houyuan, Discovery and Significance of Rice Phytoliths at the Neolithic Jiahu Site in Henan. Science Bulletin, 1995, 40(4): 339-342.
7. Chen Baozhang*, Li Congxian, Ye Zhizheng, Buried Tidal Sand Bodies in the Southern Land Area of the South Yellow Sea during the Holocene. Acta Geographica Sinica, 1995, 50(5): 447-458.
6. Chen Baozhang*, Li Congxian, Ye Zhizheng, Holocene Sediments in the Southern Land Area of the South Yellow Sea. Acta Sedimentologica Sinica, 1994, 12(2): 63-71.
5. Chen Baozhang*, Marine Land Resources and Comprehensive Development in Jiangsu Province. Resources Science, 1994, 16(6): 47-54.
4. Chen Baozhang*, Li Congxian, Ye Zhizheng, Evolution of Postglacial Sedimentary Environments in the Southern Land Area of the South Yellow Sea. Marine Sciences, 1993, 17(4): 58-63.
3. Chen Baozhang*, Endemic Fluorosis Epidemics and Regional Environment in Jiangsu Province. Regional Research and Development, 1993, 17(4): 58-63.
2. Chen Baozhang*, Li Congxian, Ye Zhizheng, Discussion on the Base Boundary of Holocene Sediments and the "Hard Clay Layer" in the Northern Wing of the Yangtze River Delta. Marine Geology & Quaternary Geology, 1991, 12(2): 39-48.
1. Zhang Mingshu, Liu Jian, Li Hao, Chen Baozhang, Fundamental Characteristics and Reef Formation Age of Coral Reefs Around Hainan Island. Marine Geology & Quaternary Geology, 1990, 11(2): 27-45.
National Invention Patents
Details: This invention utilizes multi-source satellite column concentration data and a 4D-LETKF hybrid assimilation algorithm to achieve a global carbon satellite assimilation system. It produces daily optimized CO2 flux inversion data and high-precision CO2 concentration data for different layers at a global 2°×2.5° grid scale.
Selected Software Copyrights
1 Developer: Chen Baozhang (Institute of Geographic Sciences and Natural Resources Research, Chinese Academy of Sciences)
2 Software: "Regional High-Resolution Anthropogenic CO₂ Emission Assimilation and Inversion Model System Software V1.0"
3 Registration Number: 2022SR0696305
4 Issuing Authority: National Copyright Administration of the People's Republic of China
5 Date: February 2022
6 Developer: Chen Baozhang (Institute of Geographic Sciences and Natural Resources Research, Chinese Academy of Sciences)
7 Software: "Regional Carbon Assimilation and Inversion Model System Software V1.0"
8 Registration Number: 2022SR0696304
9 Issuing Authority: National Copyright Administration of the People's Republic of China
10 Date: June 2022
11 Developer: Chen Baozhang (Institute of Geographic Sciences and Natural Resources Research, Chinese Academy of Sciences)
12 Software: "Ecosystem-Atmosphere Simulation System Based on Remote Sensing [EASS Model] V1.0"
13 Registration Number: 2012SR012680
14 Issuing Authority: National Copyright Administration of the People's Republic of China
15 Date: February 2012
16 Developer: Chen Baozhang (Institute of Geographic Sciences and Natural Resources Research, Chinese Academy of Sciences)
17 Software: "Greenhouse Gas Flux and Concentration Footprint Simulation System [Footprint Model] V1.0"
18 Registration Number: 2012SR012805
19 Issuing Authority: National Copyright Administration of the People's Republic of China
20 Date: February 2012
Office Address:
11A, Datun Road, Beijing, 100101, P. R. China
Email: Baozhang.Chen@igsnrr.ac.cn
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