Analysis of Spatiotemporal Evolution and Driving Forces of Vegetation from 2001 to 2020: A Case Study of Shandong Province, China

Yufeng Zhou is a master and senior laboratory technician. He obtained the forest carbon sink measurement and monitoring qualification issued by the State Forestry Administration. He presided over one sub-project of the National Natural Science Foundation of China, one project of the Zhejiang Provincial Key Innovation Team, one department-level project, and has participated in many scientific research projects. His "Research on Carbon Footprint and Low-carbon Competitiveness of Bamboo Products" won the second prize of Liang Xi Forestry Science and Technology Award in 2018. His "Research on Carbon Footprint and Low-carbon Competitiveness of Bamboo Products" won the first prize of Zhejiang Science and Technology Forestry Award in 2018. His "Research and Application of Biological Control Technology for Forest Fires in Hangzhou" won the first prize of Zhejiang Science and Technology Forestry Award in 2013. His “Research on Hyperspectral Identification of Forest Tree Species in Zhejiang” won the third prize of Zhejiang Science and Technology Award for Promoting Forestry, 2011. His “Collaborative Construction of “One Core and Multiple Wings” Forest Resource Management Course Group for Forestry and GIS Majors” won the second prize of the National Teaching Achievement Award, 2014. His “Research on Early Warning and Prevention Technology of Forest Fires in Zhejiang Province” won the first prize of Zhejiang Science and Technology Award for Promoting Forestry, 2008.

Du Huaqiang, PhD, who is a professor and doctoral supervisor, is also a member of the Chinese Forestry Society, a standing member of the Youth Work Committee of the Chinese Forestry Society, and a member of the Forestry System Engineering Professional Committee of the Fifth Chinese System Engineering Society. He is a first-level trainee of Zhejiang Province's "151 Talent Project", a leader of middle-aged and young disciplines in Zhejiang Province's colleges and universities, and has created a model of forestry science and technology in Zhejiang Province. In recent years, he has mainly conducted research on remote sensing monitoring of forest resources, especially bamboo forests, and the remote sensing quantitative estimation of their carbon cycles. He has presided over three National Natural Science Foundation projects and one Zhejiang Province Outstanding Youth Science Foundation project, and has participated in many national, provincial, and ministerial projects such as the 973 project, the 948 project of the State Forestry Administration, and the priority themes of the Zhejiang Provincial Science and Technology Department. He has won many awards, including the first prize of Zhejiang Province Science and Technology, the third prize of Liang Xi Forestry Science and Technology Award, etc.