 Name:
Pu Yifen
Address: Institute of Atmospheric Physics
Chinese Academy of Sciences
Beijing 100029, P.R. China
Tel: (86-10)82995016
Fax: (86-10)82995017
Email: pyf@mail.iap.ac.cn
Brief Experences
Pu Yifen was born in 1965 in the city of Wuxi, Jiangsu
Province, China. Professor and Chief of the Department
of Science and Technology at the Institute of Atmospheric
Physics (IAP), Chinese Academy of Sciences (CAS). B.S.
degree in 1987 from the Department of Meteorology, Nanjing
University. M.S. degree in 1990 from the Department
of Atmospheric Sciences, Nanjing University. Ph.D. in
1993 from the Institute of Atmospheric Physics (IAP).
Executive council member of the Beijing meteorological
society, member of Chinese Society of Oceanography,
Council member of Research Center for Beijing urban
ecosystem safety, member of the Society of Climate and
Environment, member of the aerosol research committee
of the Chinese Society of Aerosol.
Research interests
Atmospheric physics, Atmospheric chemistry
Research interests include the atmospheric chemistry,
modeling of oceanic geochemical processes, atmospheric
environment and atmospheric boundary layer physics. Published
more than 20 peer-reviewed research articles. Focusing,
in recent year, on the study of global carbon cycle and
distribution of pollutants in Beijing area, and particularly
investigating the CO2 transport and deposit in the Indian
Ocean and the distribution of atmospheric particles in
the Beijing urban areas.
Publications
- Pu Yifen,Wu ruixia,Researches on
chemical composition and sources of atmospheric particles
in Beijing in 2004 autumn,Climatic and Environmental
Research,2006,vol.11 No.6, p51-56 (in Chinese)
- Pu Yifen,Wu ruixia,Zhang renjiang,
The Analyzing of the physical and chemical characteristics
of one dust storm episode occurred in Beijing in the
spring of 2004.,Process engineering,2006,6:81-85 (in
Chinese)
- Pu Yifen,Wang mingxing,An Ocean
Carbon Cycle Model Part II: Result Analysis of the
simulation on the Indian Ocean,Climatic and Environmental
Research,2001, Vol.6, No.1, p67-76 (in Chinese)
- Meigen Zhang, Yifen Pu, Renjian
Zhang ,Simulation of sulfur transport and transformation
in East Asia with a comprehensive chemical transport
model, ENVIRONMENTAL MODELLING & SOFTWARE,2006,
vol.21, p812-820
- XU Yong-fu, PU Yi-fen, ZHAO Liang,Advances
in studies of ocean carbon-cycle model,Progress on
geophysical sciences,2005,vol.20 No.10,p1106-1115
(in Chinese)
- Gensuo Jia, Ingrid C. Burke, Merrill R. Kaufmann,
Bruce C. Kindel, Yifen Pu, Estimates
of forest canopy fuel attributes using hyperspectral
data,FOREST ECOLOGY AND MANAGEMENT,2006,vol.229,No.1,p
27-38
- Zhang Renjian, Pu Yifen, Wang Mingxing,
Xu Yongfu, 2002, Numerical Simulation on the change
of Carbon monoxide in the atmosphere, Chinese Journal
of Atmospheric Sciences, 26(1), 72-80 (in Chinese)
- Wang Mingxing, Zhang Renjian and Pu Yifen,
2001, Recent Researches on Aerosol in China, Advances
in Atmospheric Sciences, Vol.18 No.4, 2001, p576-586
(in Chinese)
- Yifen Pu, Jitendra J. Shah, and
David G. Streets, China's "Two-Control-Zone"
Policy for Acid Rain Mitigation, Environmental Management(EM,Magazine
of the Air and Waste Management Association), June
2000, p32-34
- Jitendra Shah, Tanvi Nagpal, Todd Johnson, Markus
Amann, Gregory Carmichael, Wesley Foell, Collin Green,
Jean-Paul Hettelingh, Leen Hordijk, Jia Li, Chao Peng,
Yifen Pu, Ramesh Ramankutty, and
David Streets,Integrated Assessment Model for Acid
Rain in Asia: Policy Implications and Results of RAINS-ASIA
Model, Annual Review of Energy and the Environment,Vol.
25, 2000, p339-375
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