Research Bio
Lu. Liang is a geospatial scientist. The broad goal of her research is to develop novel data, scientific theory, and models to study how the feedbacks among physical environmental, biosphere, and anthroposphere are manifested in land surface change, and how these interactions can be assessed at various scales using rigorous interdisciplinary approaches. Dr. Liang runs a "Monitoring-Mapping-Modeling" (3M) lab, with the focus on using modern opportunities to acquire frequent and accurate spatial data and create more comprehensive and informative analyses by combining the data from different instruments (ground-based, airborne, and satellite measurement) with complementary attributes.
Research Expertise and Interest
geospatial science, urban environment modeling, low-cost monitoring, air pollution, agricultural irrigation mapping
Teaching
Quantitative Methods in Environmental Planning [LDARCH 221]
Quantitative Methods in Environmental Planning [LDARCH 221]
Individual Study for Doctoral Students [LDARCH 602]
Supervised Research: Interdisciplinary Studies [UGIS 192E]
Ecological Analysis [ESPM C110A]
Geographic Information Science [GEOG C188]
Individual Research [LDARCH 299]
Individual Study for Doctoral Students [LDARCH 602]
Ecological Analysis [LDARCH C110A]
Geographic Information Science [LDARCH C188]
Supervised Research: Interdisciplinary Studies [UGIS 192E]
Applied Remote Sensing [ESPM C289]
Quantitative Methods in Environmental Planning [LDARCH 221]
Quantitative Methods in Environmental Planning [LDARCH 221]
Supervised Teaching [LDARCH 399]
Individual Study for Doctoral Students [LDARCH 602]
Applied Remote Sensing [LDARCH C289]
Applied Remote Sensing [LDARCH C289]
Supervised Research: Interdisciplinary Studies [UGIS 192E]