As part of the Department of Earth and Environmental Sciences at The Chinese University of Hong Kong (CUHK), our research group studies the cryosphere, namely the earth’s surface where water is frozen.
We use a wide range of methods, including geophysics, geodesy, remote sensing, and deep learning. We adopt new tools, develop new algorithms, make new observations to quantify the dynamics of the cryospheric systems (see our current research on the Greenland Ice Sheet and glaciers and frozen ground).
We are recruiting new PhD students (see Openings) !
Our study, led by former postdoc Jiangjun and published in Nature, reveals summer water storage within the Greenland ice sheet using GNSS observations.
September 5 2024Summer's paper on widespread thaw slump activities published in Geophysical Research Letters! Thaw slump numbers were doubled and areas were quandrupled within just 7 years on the Tibetan Plateau!
August 28 2024Carol's paper on the use of deep learning to multi-source satellite images for mapping glacial lakes published in Science of Remote Sensing!
August 1 2024Mengze Li, recipent of Hong Kong PhD Fellowship, joined our group! Warmest welcome, Mengze!
August 1 2024Lin started his sabbatical leave and visit at Department of Geology and Geophysics, University of Utah.