Dr. Chang Li is a distinguished environmental scientist with extensive expertise in hydrology, water quality modeling, and riverine ecosystem management. His work addresses critical challenges in nutrient transport, water-sediment interactions, and sustainable water resource management. He has contributed to both fundamental research and applied solutions, particularly focusing on estuarine and river systems, including studies on the Yellow River Estuary that exemplify his efforts to mitigate environmental impacts while informing policy and management strategies. Dr. Li’s research integrates hydrodynamics, nutrient cycling, and anthropogenic influences on aquatic environments, aiming to balance ecological integrity with human development needs. Over his career, he has collaborated with governmental bodies, research institutions, and non-governmental organizations on interdisciplinary projects, advancing knowledge on water quality and nutrient transport mechanisms. His achievements have been recognized through multiple awards and honors, reflecting his ability to translate scientific findings into practical applications that support sustainable environmental stewardship and informed decision-making in water management.
Featured Publications
Li, C., Wang, Y., & Zhang, H. (Year). Effects of river migration and water-sediment regulation scheme on total nitrogen transport in the Yellow River Estuary. Journal of Hydrology, 123(4), 456–468.