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Bai Weihua
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Name: Bai Weihua

Position

Master supervisor

Deputy director and director of the designers of the national important payload development tasks, e.g. FengYun-3 GNOS(GNSS Occultation Sounder) payload

1Education Background:           

09,1999—07,2003 

University NameInner Mongolia University

Degree        Bachelor

Major         Electronic science and technology

09,2003—07,2008 

University Name

University of Chinese Academy of Science

National Space Science Cener, ,Chinese Academy of Sciences

DegreePhD degree                                         

Major Space Physics

2Professional Experience

09,2008 — Now

Employer:

National Space Science Cener, ,Chinese Academy of Sciences

Position or Title:  Researcher

Deputy director and director of the designers of the national important payload development tasks, e.g. FengYun-3 GNOS(GNSS Occultation Sounder) payload

Duties: Physical design, System simulation and data processing

3Research Team

Research Interests:

GNSS remote sensing, including:

1. GNSS occultation technology. This technique can observe global neutral atmosphere and ionosphere. The principle of the technique is to install the GNSS receiver on mountain, plane or LEO satellite and do limb sounding for GNSS satellite. When the radio signal spread through the atmosphere and ionosphere, the signal path will be bended because of the variety of refractivity, from which we can retrieve the atmospheric refractivity, pressure, density, temperature, and water vapor, also we can obtain the electron density in the ionosphere. It can operate all weather with long-term stability and global coverge. And its product has high precision. Occultation sounding is the supplement of traditional measurements. The occultation data of global distributed will greatly promote the precision of numerical weather prediction and research on the space near the Earth, and in addition, it can be applied to study on climate and global change. The occultation technique is of great importance to research on atmosphere model and data assimilation. The GNSS radio occultation technique has shown a great future in the field of climate, meteorology, ionosphere, and geodesy.

2.  GNSS-R remote sensing. GNSS-R remote-sensing has generated considerable attention by researchers and institutes in recent years, It is an offspring of bistatic radar in which only receivers need to be deployed on specific platform(coastal, airborne orspaceborne), GNSS-R Receiver measuring sea or land reflected signal waveform which contains information of sea or land surface characteristics. GNSS-R remote sensing technique can be used to extract ocean surface geophysical information, such as sea surface wind field, sea surface height and significant wave height , detect sea ice , tsunami monitoring and early warning, mesoscale ocean dynamic environment studying and measurement of land surface soil moisture.

 Awards and Fellowships

List of Publications(English Only):

1. Bai Weihua, Sun Yueqiang, and et al. An introduction to the FY3 GNOS instrument and mountain-top tests. Atmos. Meas. Tech., Volume 7, Issue 7,Pages 1817-1823, 2014. (SCI   impact factor 3.376)

2. Bai Weihua, Sun Yueqiang, and et al. GNSS-R open-loop difference phase altimetry : results from a bridge experiment. Advances in Space Research. Volume 50, Issue 8, 2012, Pages 1150–1157.(SCI)

3. W.H. Bai, J.M. Xia, W. Wan, et al. A first comprehensive evaluation of Chinas GNSS-R airborne campaign Part II: river remote sensing[J]. Science Bulletin, 2016; 60(17):1527-1534 

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5Contact info:

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Email: baiweihua@nssc.ac.cn

Phone: 010-62557975

Fax:

Address: NO.1 Nanertiao, Zhongguancun, Haidian district, Beijing

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