Dong Chun - surveying and mapping of geographic information data - Best Researcher Award
China Academy of Surveying and Mapping Sciences - China
AUTHOR PROFILE
🌍 LEADERSHIP IN GEOGRAPHIC INFORMATION SCIENCE
Ms. Dong Chun is the Deputy Director of the Research Center for Government GIS at the China Academy of Surveying and Mapping Sciences (CASM), where she plays a pivotal role in advancing geographic information science. As a seasoned researcher with a doctorate in economics, she has made significant contributions to the intersection of geographic information and resource and environmental economics. Her leadership extends to her role as Deputy Director of the Working Committee on Spatial Economics of the Chinese Association of Regional Science and as a member of the Committee on Geographic Modeling and Geographic Information Analysis of the Chinese Geographic Society.
📊 PIONEERING NATIONAL GEOGRAPHIC INFORMATION CENSUS
Dong Chun has been instrumental in the statistical analysis of China's first national geographic information census, a massive undertaking that involved monitoring and compiling essential geographic data. Under her technical guidance, the project produced a series of impactful results, including bulletins, data compilations, blue books, and special reports. These contributions have greatly enhanced the field of geographic information data and its application in national decision-making processes, as well as in public understanding of geographic and environmental issues.
📚 ACADEMIC AND PROFESSIONAL ACHIEVEMENTS
With a prolific career in academia, Dong Chun has authored 10 monographs and over 90 research papers, making her a respected voice in geographic information science. Her work is recognized not only in China but also internationally. She has completed one national standard and one departmental standard, further cementing her influence in setting benchmarks for the field. Her scholarly contributions are integral to the ongoing development of geographic information science and its applications in various sectors.
🏆 AWARDS AND RECOGNITIONS
Dong Chun’s excellence in research and leadership has earned her 14 scientific and technological progress awards at the provincial and ministerial levels or above. Her work has also been recognized with three national patents, showcasing her innovative approach to geographic information science. These accolades reflect her dedication to advancing the field and her commitment to applying her research for the betterment of society.
🎓 MENTORSHIP AND EDUCATION
As a doctoral supervisor, Dong Chun has mentored and guided more than 30 master's and doctoral students, nurturing the next generation of leaders in geographic information science and spatial economics. Her role as an educator and mentor is vital to the continued growth and evolution of the field. Her students benefit from her vast experience and her passion for cross-disciplinary research, preparing them to contribute meaningfully to both academic and practical applications of their knowledge.
🔬 INNOVATION IN GEOGRAPHIC INFORMATION APPLICATIONS
Dong Chun has explored and pioneered various applications of geographic information data, geographic monitoring results, and natural resource statistical analysis. Her work has had a profound impact on government decision-making, departmental management, scientific research, and public engagement. By integrating geographic data into practical solutions, she has enhanced the efficiency and effectiveness of governmental and scientific operations, demonstrating the critical role of geographic information in modern governance and research.
📈 CONTRIBUTIONS TO SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT
Through her work in geographic information science and resource economics, Dong Chun has significantly contributed to sustainable development efforts in China. Her research and leadership have informed policies and practices that balance environmental conservation with economic growth, ensuring that geographic information is a key tool in achieving sustainable development goals. Her commitment to this cause underscores the importance of geographic data in shaping a sustainable future.
NOTABLE PUBLICATION
Yangtze River Delta in China Space-Time Effect Research on Influencing Factors for Ecological Civilization Construction
Authors: C. Dong, X. Hu, Y. Zhang, R. Wang, Q. Liang
Journal: Ecological Indicators
Year: 2023
Spatiotemporal Evolution and Attribution Analysis of Grassland NPP in the Yellow River Source Region, China
Authors: Z. Wang, C. Dong, L. Dai, L. He, D. Wei
Journal: Ecological Informatics
Year: 2023
Study on the Method of Evaluating the Suitable Grid for Population Spatialization
Authors: Y. Luo, C. Dong, Y. Zhang
Journal: Journal of Geo-Information Science
Year: 2023
Spatiotemporal Evolution of Land Cover Changes and Landscape Ecological Risk Assessment in the Yellow River Basin, 2015–2020
Authors: L. Du, C. Dong, X. Kang, X. Qian, L. Gu
Journal: Journal of Environmental Management
Year: 2023