Xueqin Yang

Shanghai Academy of Spaceflight Technology

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Xueqin Yang is a materials scientist specializing in the surface engineering and welding metallurgy of aluminum alloys, with a particular focus on advanced pulsed gas tungsten arc welding (PGTAW) processes. Her most cited work, "Research on Surface Recover of Aluminum Alloy PGTAW Pool Based on SFS" (2011), introduces a novel application of shape from shading (SFS) techniques to reconstruct the three-dimensional surface morphology of molten weld pools in real time. This contribution is pivotal for understanding and controlling weld pool behavior, directly impacting the quality and reliability of aluminum alloy joints in aerospace and automotive industries. While her citation count of 12 reflects a focused, early-career impact, Yang’s work bridges computational vision and materials processing, offering a non-invasive method to monitor and optimize welding parameters. Her research is particularly notable for integrating optical metrology with thermal dynamics, providing a foundation for adaptive welding systems. Yang’s contributions are essential for students and researchers exploring intelligent manufacturing, surface recovery algorithms, or the intersection of image processing and metallurgical engineering.