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About
Zhizhao Liu is a leading researcher in atmospheric remote sensing and precision environmental monitoring, with a particular focus on water vapor dynamics and its critical role in weather forecasting and climate processes. His most influential work, a multi-sensor study of water vapor over Hong Kong (2011, 111 citations), established foundational methods for integrating radiosonde, MODIS, and AERONET data to improve precipitation prediction in monsoon-affected regions. Liu further advanced this field through a comprehensive analysis of precipitable water vapor across mainland China (2014, 39 citations), demonstrating how multi-sensor fusion can enhance hydrological and meteorological modeling. His pioneering application of tropospheric tomographic modeling (2016, 28 citations) provided unprecedented 3D spatial and temporal resolution of water vapor distribution during Hong Kong’s rainy season, addressing one of meteorology’s most challenging tasks. Demonstrating remarkable versatility, Liu has also ventured into smart agriculture, developing highly stretchable graphene-based strain sensors (2025, 10 citations) for plant health monitoring and deep learning-assisted crop recognition. His work bridges fundamental atmospheric science with cutting-edge sensor technology, earning over 190 citations and establishing him as an innovator in both environmental monitoring and agricultural sensing applications.
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- 2Multi‐sensors study of precipitable water vapour over mainland China39 citations · 2014
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