Jinming Sha | Geospatial Intelligence | Excellence in Research

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Mr. Jinming Sha | Geospatial Intelligence | Excellence in Research

Fujian Normal University | China

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Mr. Jinming Sha⚡🌍

👨‍🏫 Summary

Dr. Jinming Sha is a renowned researcher and academic specializing in remote sensing, GIS, and environmental monitoring. With extensive experience in rural development, landscape management, and the application of remote sensing technologies in natural resource management, he has contributed significantly to the field through both his research and teaching. His multidisciplinary expertise spans several continents, working with academic institutions in China, the USA, the Netherlands, the UK, and Canada.

🎓 Education

  • Post-doctoral Research in Remote Sensing for Agriculture, University of California, Davis, USA (2014)
  • Post-doctoral Research in Rural Development and Remote Sensing, ITC, University of Twente, Netherlands (2011)
  • Post-doctoral Research in Rural Development and Remote Sensing, Royal Holloway, University of London (2010)
  • Post-doctoral Research in Agricultural Remote Sensing, Agriculture Canada (2006)
  • Post-doctoral Research in Environmental Monitoring, Chengdu University of Technology (2004)
  • Ph.D. in Remote Sensing, Zhejiang University, China (2000)

💼 Professional Experience

Dr. Sha has held prestigious post-doctoral research positions across multiple leading institutions worldwide, focusing on remote sensing applications in agriculture, rural development, environmental monitoring, and ecological assessments. His work spans continents, enriching both global and local understanding of these critical environmental issues.

📚 Academic Cites and Publications

Dr. Sha has authored numerous influential papers and a book titled Remote Sensing Theories and Applications (2017). Some notable publications include:

  • Farmland dynamics in Pingtan, China: Understanding its transition, landscape structure, and driving factors, Environmental Earth Sciences (2019)
  • Monitoring of beach litter by automatic interpretation of unmanned aerial vehicle images, Marine Pollution Bulletin (2018)
  • Geographically Weighted Regression Effects on Soil Zinc Content, Hyperspectral Modeling, Remote Sensing (2019)
  • Review of the Spatial Distribution of Heavy Metal Pollution in China, Journal of Health & Pollution (2018)

🔧 Technical Skills

Dr. Sha is proficient in advanced GIS and remote sensing techniques, with expertise in:

  • Remote sensing for agriculture, rural development, and environmental monitoring
  • GIS-based spatial analysis and environmental modeling
  • Use of advanced image classification and land cover change detection techniques
  • Application of machine learning algorithms and spatial statistics for ecological studies

🧑‍🏫 Teaching Experience

Dr. Sha teaches and mentors students at Fujian Normal University in the School of Geographical Sciences, specializing in remote sensing, GIS, and environmental management. He has guided numerous Ph.D. and master’s students in these fields, fostering the next generation of environmental scientists and researchers.

🌍 Research Interests ON Geospatial Intelligence 

Dr. Sha’s research interests include:

  • Remote Sensing and GIS: Focus on the application of spatial technologies for environmental monitoring and land use analysis
  • Rural Development and Landscape: Exploring the intersection of rural growth, landscape dynamics, and sustainable resource management
  • Environmental Evaluation and Monitoring: Assessing the health and quality of ecosystems through remote sensing techniques
  • Eco-environmental and Resource Management: Using GIS and remote sensing tools to address challenges in eco-environmental conservation and natural resource management

📚 Top Notes Publications

Article: An innovative approach to prioritizing soil conservation areas under diverse scenarios by leveraging the complementary roles of soil retention services and soil erosion indicators

Authors: E. Shifaw, J. Sha, X. Li, Z. Ji, Y. Yang
Journal: Journal of Hydrology: Regional Studies
Year: 2025

Article: Does land use change decline the regional ecosystem health maintenance? Case study in subtropical coastal region, Fuzhou, China

Authors: Z. Fan, X. Li, C. Yang, S. Lai, J. Sha
Journal: Journal of Environmental Management
Year: 2025

Article: The effects of land cover transition and its patch mosaics on soil erosion using geospatial technology in South Wollo, Ethiopia

Authors: E. Shifaw, M.M. Assen, A.A. Eshetu, H. Birhanu, A.Y. Kassaye
Journal: Advances in Space Research
Year: 2025

Article: Application of a Modified Ecological Quality Monitoring Method in the Southeastern Hilly Region of China

Authors: Y. Huang, X. Fu, J. Sha, E. Shifaw
Journal: Remote Sensing
Year: 2024

Article: Trade-offs and synergies for urban Production-Living-Ecological spatial Patterns-Comparison study between Fuzhou, China, and Saskatoon, Canada

Authors: X. Wang, X. Li, J. Sha, S. Lai, J. Wang
Journal: Ecological Indicators
Year: 2024

Article: Detecting Trends in Post-Fire Forest Recovery in Middle Volga from 2000 to 2023

Authors: E.A. Kurbanov, L.V. Tarasova, A. Yakhyayev, D.M. Dergunov, A.V. Yastrebova
Journal: Forests
Year: 2024

Amal Al Kassem | Southwestern Arabia | Best Researcher Award

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Dr. Amal Al Kassem , Southwestern Arabia, Best Researcher Award

Doctorate at University of Cologne, Germany

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Summary:

Dr. Amal Al Kassem is a dedicated post-doctoral researcher with a passion for archaeology, specializing in the Paleolithic era. With a strong background in toolmaking, remote sensing, and archaeological fieldwork, she has contributed significantly to the understanding of prehistoric societies, particularly in the Middle East. Dr. Al Kassem’s expertise extends from academic lectures and workshops to field excavations and site evaluations. Her multidisciplinary approach combines traditional archaeological methods with modern technologies, such as satellite imagery and GIS, to analyze and preserve cultural heritage.

👩‍🎓Education:

Dr. Amal Al Kassem’s academic journey reflects her commitment to advancing archaeological research and understanding. She completed her Bachelor’s Degree in Archaeology at Damascus University in 2007, laying the foundation for her future studies. Building on this, she pursued a Master’s Degree in Prehistory from the same institution, specializing in Palaeolithic sites south of Daraa. Her master’s research provided her with a deep understanding of prehistoric societies and the archaeological methods used to study them. Dr. Al Kassem continued her academic pursuit by undertaking a PhD at the Institute of Prehistoric Archaeology, University of Cologne, Germany. Her doctoral research, focused on the variability of core reduction strategies in the Late Middle Palaeolithic of Yabroud I in Syria, showcased her analytical skills and interdisciplinary approach to archaeology. Through her extensive education and research experiences, Dr. Al Kassem has developed into a knowledgeable and skilled archaeologist with a strong foundation in both theoretical concepts and practical methodologies.

Professional Experience:

Dr. Amal Al Kassem possesses a wealth of professional experience that spans both academic and fieldwork domains, showcasing her versatility and expertise in archaeology. As a post-doctoral researcher at the University of Cologne in Germany, she has delved into the complexities of Paleolithic archaeology, focusing on core reduction strategies and contributing to the advancement of knowledge in the field. Simultaneously, Dr. Al Kassem serves as the Scientific Director of the ARCO Research Center in Abu Dhabi, where she oversees research initiatives and guides projects aimed at preserving and understanding cultural heritage in the region. Her role extends beyond academia, as she shares her knowledge and expertise through lecturing engagements at universities across Germany, Egypt, Jordan, and Kuwait, imparting valuable insights into toolmaking techniques and archaeological methodologies. Dr. Al Kassem’s professional journey also includes extensive fieldwork experience, from excavations in Syria and Germany to evaluations of archaeological sites in the UAE. Her multidisciplinary approach, coupled with her dedication to archaeological research and preservation, underscores her significant contributions to the field of archaeology.

Research Interest :

Dr. Amal Al Kassem’s research interests are deeply rooted in Paleolithic archaeology, with a particular focus on understanding prehistoric societies through the analysis of material culture and archaeological landscapes. Her expertise encompasses core reduction strategies, a pivotal aspect of early human technological evolution, which she investigates through comparative studies and analytical approaches. Dr. Al Kassem is also adept at utilizing remote sensing technologies, such as satellite imagery and GIS, to identify and document archaeological sites, especially in regions affected by conflict or environmental degradation. Her research extends beyond academic inquiry to address contemporary issues, such as the impact of conflict on archaeological heritage, highlighting the importance of cultural preservation in conflict zones. Through her research endeavors, Dr. Al Kassem aims to contribute not only to scholarly discourse but also to the broader efforts of safeguarding and interpreting humanity’s collective heritage for future generations.

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