Wu Yu
School
School of Earth System Science
Professional Title
Associate professor
Contact Information
wu_yu@tju.edu.cn
Rm 302, Building No.16
300072
Brief Introduction
Dr. Yu Wu joined School of Earth System Science in 2022. His research interests include optical simulation, remote sensing and climate effect of aerosols. He has published more than 40 SCI-index peer-reviewed journal papers, and has been cited for more than 500 times with Google Scholar h-index = 18.
Education Background
- Doctoral degree| Institute of Remote Sensing and Digital Earth, Chinese Academy of Sciences| Signal and information processing| 2013
Research Interests
- (1) Optical simulation and climate effect of aerosols;
(2) remote sensing of eco-environmental parameters;
(3) Radiative transfer modeling and image quality improvement.
Positions & Employments
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2013.7-2021.12
Institute of Remote Sensing and Digital Earth/Aerospace Information Research Institute, Chinese Academy of Sciences
Academic Achievements
- Papers
- [1] Y Wu, T Cheng, D Liu, J Allan, L Zheng, H Chen. (2018). Light absorption enhancement of black carbon aerosol constrained by particle morphology. Environmental Science & Technology, 52, 6912-6919.
- [2] Yu Wu, Tianhai Cheng, Lijuan Zheng, Yonggen Zhang, Lili Zhang (2023). Particle size amplification of black carbon by scattering measurement due to morphology diversity. Environmental Research Letters, 18: 024011.
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- [3] Y Wu, T Cheng, L Zheng. (2020). Light absorption of black carbon aerosols strongly influenced by particle morphology distribution. Environmental Research Letters. 15: 094051.
- [4] Y Wu, T Cheng, X Pan, L Zheng, S Shi, H Liu. (2020). The role of biomass burning states in light absorption enhancement of carbonaceous aerosols. Scientific Reports. 10: 12829.
- [5] Y Wu, T Cheng, L Zheng, H Chen. (2017). Sensitivity of mixing states on optical properties of fresh secondary organic carbon aerosols. Journal of Quantitative Spectroscopy and Radiative Transfer, 195: 147-155.
- [6] Y Wu, T Cheng, L Zheng, H Chen. (2016) Models for the optical simulations of fractal aggregated soot particles thinly coated with non-absorbing aerosols. Journal of Quantitative Spectroscopy and Radiative Transfer, 182: 1-11.
- [7] Y Wu, T Cheng, L Zheng, H Chen. (2016). Effect of morphology on the optical properties of soot aggregated with spheroidal monomers. Journal of Quantitative Spectroscopy and Radiative Transfer, 168: 158-169.
- [8] Y Wu, T Cheng, L Zheng, H Chen. (2016). Optical properties of the semi-external mixture composed of sulfate particle and different quantities of soot aggregates. Journal of Quantitative Spectroscopy and Radiative Transfer, 179: 139-148.
- [9] Y Wu, T Cheng, L Zheng, H Chen. (2016). Black carbon radiative forcing at TOA decreased during aging. Scientific Reports, 6, 38592.
- [10] Y Wu, T Cheng, L Zheng, H Chen, H Xu. (2015) Single scattering properties of semi-embedded soot morphologies with intersecting and non-intersecting surfaces of absorbing spheres and non-absorbing host. Journal of Quantitative Spectroscopy and Radiative Transfer, 157: 1-13.
- [11] Y Wu, T Cheng, L Zheng, H Chen. (2015) A study of optical properties of soot aggregates composed of poly-disperse monomers using the superposition T-matrix method. Aerosol Science and Technology, 49(10): 941-949.
- [12] Y Wu, T Cheng, X Gu, L Zheng, H Chen, H Xu. (2014) The single scattering properties of soot aggregates with concentric core-shell spherical monomers. Journal of Quantitative Spectroscopy and Radiative Transfer, 135: 9-19.
- [13] Y Wu, X Gu, T Cheng, D Xie, T Yu, H Chen, J Guo. (2012) The single scattering properties of the aerosol particles as aggregated spheres. Journal of Quantitative Spectroscopy and Radiative Transfer, 113(12): 1454-1466.
- [14] L Zheng, Y Wu*. (2021) Effects of primary particle size on light absorption enhancement of black carbon aerosols using the superposition T-matrix method. Journal of Quantitative Spectroscopy and Radiative Transfer, 258: 107388.
- [15] L Zheng, Y Wu*, T Yu, J Yang, Z Zhang. (2017) Object-based cloud detection of multitemporal high-resolution stationary satellite images. Optical Engineering, 56(7), 073103.