Yiyi Jiang

Zhejiang Ocean University, Beijing Sport University

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Yiyi Jiang’s research bridges environmental monitoring and the socio-cultural legacy of global mega-events. Her primary contributions lie in developing computational methods for marine ecosystem assessment and analyzing the long-term impacts of the Olympic Games. Her most cited work, the “Coral Detection, Ranging, and Assessment (CDRA) algorithm,” introduces an automated approach to estimating coral reef coverage from remote sensing data, offering a scalable tool for marine conservation. This paper has garnered 12 citations, reflecting its practical relevance in ecological monitoring. In parallel, Jiang examines the legacy of the Tokyo 2020 Summer Olympics, exploring how the Games—postponed due to natural disaster and held amid global uncertainty—shaped urban development, public perception, and international discourse. Her analysis of this historic event, cited 5 times, contributes to sport management and event studies. By combining algorithmic innovation with critical social analysis, Jiang demonstrates a versatile research profile that addresses both environmental sustainability and the enduring influence of global spectacles. Her work is particularly valuable for researchers interested in interdisciplinary approaches to conservation and event legacy.