Wu Shaolin (1997–), Joint-PhD of the Hong Kong Polytechnic University (PolyU) and Sichuan University(SCU). specialized in GIS and settlement environment.
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- Augmented Teaching and Learning Advancement System
- An integrated knowledge-based Remote Sensing and GIS dynamic model for the urban thermal environment
- A UV-based Remote Sensing Technology For Sulphur Dioxide Detection And Monitoring From Ship Emissions
- A Practical Application of Integrated Micro-Environmental Monitoring System for Construction Sites
- Assessing the Impact of Land Use Morphology on Air Pollution and Human Mobility for COVID-19 Incidence
- Brownfield Classification
- Coastal Water Quality Monitoring in Hong Kong
- Characterization of Asian Dust Storms with Geostationary satellites MTSAT
- Development of AI-based algorithms for classification of tree species and retrieval of tree parameters using handheld laser scanning
- Development of Hyperspectral Library to Distinguish Urban Tree Species in Hong Kong
- Environmental adaptability of settlement
- Estimating Time-series of Anthropogenic Heat Flux at City Scale
- Establishment of Hong Kong AERONET Station
- Estimation of solar irradiation on the urban building rooftop in Hong Kong
- iBeacon Positioning
- Identification of Rock Outcrops Using Remote Sensing Techniques
- Impact of The Super Typhoon Manghkut on The Secondary Forest of Hong Kong
- Jockey Club Smart City Tree Management Project
- Land Use and Land Cover Mapping of Pearl River Delta region and Hong Kong
- LiDAR Technique Helps to Acquire Basic Tree Information
- Machine learning-based estimation of solar potential on three-dimensional urban envelopes
- MOOC Course: Introduction to Urban Geo-Informatics
- Modelling Woody Vegetation in Sudano-Sahe-lina Zone of Nigeria Using Remote Sensing
- Remote Sensing of Forest Succession in Hong Kong's Country Parks
- Remote Sensing of Secondary Vegetation Succession in Hong Kong's Country Parks
- Road Defect Detection Using Deep Learning Method
- Solar Energy Supply in Cloud-prone Areas of Hong Kong
- Tree Thermal Image
- 70 Years of Forest Succession in the Degraded Tropical Landscape of Hong Kong
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