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Kuo Hsien Chang
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2012.02. -- 2013.08.
Tel: 519-400-6386
Email: kuohsien.chang@utoronto.ca
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Research Interests
- My research interests focus on determining the environmental
stress on plant growth, minimizing environmental impact
and optimizing production eciency for food supply system
on Earth. I have worked on terrestrial carbon/greenhouse
gas accounting system, agricultural process-based model,
dynamic vegetation model, long-range air pollution transport
model, and weather risk assessment. My research goal is
to develop a hi-tech integrated farming system and monitoring/modeling
tools for sustainable ecosystem.
Education
- Ph.D., School of Environmental Sciences, University of
Guelph, Canada (2011)
- M.Sc., Atmospheric Physics, National Central University,
Taiwan (2003)
- B.Sc., Atmospheric Sciences, Chinese Culture University,
Taiwan (2001)
PROFESSIONAL EXERIENCES
- Co-founder and CEO, DaoGrow Inc., Canada (2013 - present)
- Visiting scientist, Natural Resources Canada, Canada (2012)
- Project contractor, Agriculture and Agri-Food Canada,
Canada (2011)
- Field work assistant, University of Guelph, Canada (2009-2011)
- Modeling assistant, Colorado State University, USA (2006-2008)
- Assistant researcher, Environmental Protection Agency,
Taiwan (2005-2006)
- Marketing/product manager, WeatherRisk, Taiwan (2005)
- Ensign, Naval Meteorological and Oceanographic Office,
Taiwan (2003-2005)
Current Research Description
- Understanding impacts of water stress on biomass in forest
ecosystems using a dynamic vegetation model. Projecting
the sensitivity of vegetation shift in the transition between
forest and grassland ecosystems under different drought
patterns.
Selected publications
- K. Chang , N. Lin, and C. Peng. Long-range transport
of Cs-137 radioactive particles from nuclear accidents in
East Asia: an assessment on Taiwan. Aerosol and Air Quality
Research (submitted) , 2013.
- K. Chang , J. Warland, P. Bartlett, M. Arain, and F.
Yuan. A simple crop phenology algorithm improves the carbon
cycle simulation in land surface model : CN-CLASS. Agronomy
Journal (submitted), 2013.
- K. Chang , J. Warland, R. Voroney, P. Bartlett, and C.
Wagner-Riddle. Using DayCENT to simulate carbon dynamics
in conventional and no-till agriculture. Soil Science Society
of America Journal (Accepted) , 2013.
- J. Liu and K. Chang . The possibility cooperative operation
of policy on county towards sustainable development. EPA
Report EPA-94-E102-02-210, Taiwan Environmental Protection
Agency , 2006.
- E. Chen and K. Chang . A study to reevaluate the status
of used oils recycling and reuse. EPA Report EPA-94-HA11-03-A045,
Taiwan Environmental Protection Agency , 2005.
- K. Chang and N. Lin. Risk assessment of long-range transport
radioactive particles from nuclear power stations in East
Asia. Monthly Navy Academia , 38(11-12):1020, 2004.
- K. Chang and J. Yu. The impact of monsoon on economy and
environment in Taiwan. Technical report, National Science
Council , 2001.
Invited talks
- ThinkTank, Taiwan, 2012
- NCAR/ASP ECSA Workshop, USA, 2011
- Waterloo Atmosphere-land Interactions Research Group,
Canada, 2010
- Japan Agency for Marine-Earth Science and Technology,
Japan, 2008
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