Name: Qi Fan
Tel: (86) 20-8403-9095 (office)
Email: eesfq@mail.sysu.edu.cn
Education:
Ph.D. Meteorology, Sun Yat-Sen University (China), Jul 2003.
M.S., Meteorology, Sun Yat-Sen University (China), Jul 2000.
B.S., Meteorology, Sun Yat-Sen University (China), Jul 1998.
Research & Work Experience:
Work Experience:
Associate Professor, Sun Yat-Sen University (China), Jul 2009-Present
Lecture, Sun Yat-Sen University (China), May 2006-Jun 2009
Post-doctoral, The National Institute of Advanced Industrial Science and Technology (Japan), Feb 2005-Apr 2006
Lecture, Sun Yat-Sen University (China), Jul 2003-Jan 2005
Research:
National Natural Science Foundation of China (NSFC) Project: The research on characteristics and formation mechanism of acid rain in coastal and inland cities in Southern China (41175091), 2011-2012, PI;
NSFC Project: The numerical simulation on the formation mechanism of regional aerosol pollution in Pearl River Delta region (40805043), 2009-2011, PI;
Science Foundation of Guangdong province in China Project: The numerical research on heavy fog in NanLing Mountain area in Southern China, 2005-2006, PI;
NSFC Project: Research on the structure of atmospheric boundary layer in west of Pearl River Estuary (40875007), 2009-2011, Member;
National Basic Research Program of China (973 Program): Research on the Regional air complex pollution (2002CB410801), 2003-2008, Member;
Publications:
Refereed Journal Papers:
22. S.J. Fan, Q.Fan*, W.Yu, X.Y.Luo, B.M.Wang, L.L.Song, K.L.Leong, 2011, Atmospheric boundary layer characteristics over the Pearl River Delta, China, during the summer of 2006: measurement and model results，Atmospheric Chemistry and Physics, 11(13), 6297-6310.(*corresponding author)
21. W.Yu, X.Y.Luo, S.J. Fan, J.Liu, Y.R. Feng and Q.Fan*, 2011, Characteristics Analysis and numerical simulation study of a severe air pollution episode over the Pearl River Detla, Research of Environmental Science (in Chinese), 24(6), 645-653.
20. Q.Fan, X.Y.Luo, S.J. Fan, J.P. Yi, Z.M. Ding, L.J. Zhong, A.Y. Wang, and S.K. Fong, 2010, Numerical simulation research on the meteorological fields in a spring acid rain event over Hengshan region，China Environmental Science (in Chinese), 30(7), 879-887.
19. Q.Fan, D.H. Wang, C.M. Huan, S.J. Fan, A.Y. Wang, and S.K. Fong, 2009, Numerical study of a heavy fog event in Guangdong province, Journal of tropical meteorology (in Chinese), 25(5), 589-595.
18. W.S. Lin, J.P. Meng, W.G. Meng, Q.Fan and J.N. Li, 2009, Numerical simulation about a heavy snowfall event in north China: the sensitivity of cloud microphysical parameterization schemes, Scientia Meteorologica Sinica(in Chinese), 29(2), 150-156.
17. Q.Fan, S.J.Fan, L.J.Zhong, A.Y.Wang, and S.K.Fong, 2008,Numerical simulation of the meteorological conditions for a typical acid rain process in South China area, China Environmental Science (in Chinese), 28(3), 717-720.
16. Q.Fan, X.Z. Duan, Z.S. Cai, S.J. Fan, A.Y. Wang, and S.K. Fong,2008, Numerical Simulation on the inversion case over South China, Acta Scientiarum Naturalium Universitis Sunyatseni(in Chinese), 47(1), 103-107.
15. Q.Fan, H.Higashino, Y.R. Feng, S.J. Fan and A.Y. Wang, 2008, Numerical simulation and exposure assessment of NOx in Guangzhou, Acta Scientiae Circumstantiae(in Chinese), 28(7), 1475-1482.
14. S.J. Fan, B.M. Wang, M. Tesche, R.Engelmann, A.Althausen, J.Liu, W.Zhu, Q.Fan, M.H. Li, N.Ta, L.L. Song, K.C. Leong, 2008, Meteorological conditions and structures of atmospheric boundary layer in October 2004 over Pearl River Delta area, Atmospheric Environment, 42, 6174-6186.
13. W.S. Lin, J.N. Li, Q.Fan, C.S. Wu, C.M. Ku, J.P. Meng and C.L. Bueh, 2007, Numerical simulation of impact of the microphysical parameterization on snowfall over north China, Plateau Meteorology(in Chinese), 26(1), 107-115.
12. Y.R. Feng, A.Y. Wang, D.Wu and Q.Fan, 2007, Calculations and analyses of gridded on-road vehicle emissions over southern China, Journal of tropical meteorology(in Chinese), 23(3), 229-236.
11. S.J. Fan, A.Y. Wang, Q.Fan, J.Liu and B.M. Wang, 2006, Atmospheric boundary layer features of Pearl River Delta and its conception model, China Environmental Science (in Chinese), 26(suppl.), 4-6.
10. S.J. Fan, A.Y. Wang, Q.Fan, J.Liu and B.M. Wang, 2005, Atmospheric boundary layer conception model of the Pearl River Delta and its application, Journal of tropical meteorology (in Chinese), 21(3), 286-292.
9. Q.Fan, A.Y. Wang, S.J. Fan, J.N. Li, D.Wu and K.C. Leong, 2005, Numerical experiment research of a marine fog event in the Pearl River Estuary Region, Acta Meteorologica Sinica, 19( 2), 105-114.
8. Q.Fan, A.Y. Wang, S.J. Fan, D.Wu and K.C. Leong, 2004, Numerical simulation study of a radiation fog in Pearl River Delta regions, Scientia Meteorologica Sinica(in Chinese), 24(1), 1-8.
7. A.Y. Wang, S.K. Fong, T.N. Tong, C.S. Wu, Q.Fan, W.G. Meng, E.P. Hou and J.N. Li, 2004, Numerical simulation of the effect of soil drought on short-term climate in North China, Plateau Meteorology(in Chinese), 23(5), 580-586.
6. Q.Fan, A.Y. Wang, S.J.Fan, D.Wu, X.J.Deng and Y.W. Liu, 2003, Numerical prediction experiment of an advection fog in NanLing Mountain area, Acta Meteorologica Sinica, 17(3), 337-350.
5. Q.Fan, D.Wu, S.J.Fan, W.G.Meng, J.N. Li, X.J.Deng and A.Y. Wang, 2003, Numerical simulation of a heavy fog in Guangzhou, Acta Scientiarum Naturalium Universitis Sunyatseni(in Chinese),42( 1), 83－87.
4. Q.Fan, W.G.Meng, X.M. Wang, W.S. Lin, S.J.Fan, A.Y. Wang, L.J. Zhong, Q. Yu and K.C. Leong, 2003, The introduction of USEPA models3 air quality modeling system, Chongqing Environmental Science(in Chinese), 25(11), 134-137.
3. J.N. Li, A.Y. Wang, W.G. Meng, Q.Fan, S.k. Fong and I.P. Hao, 2002, The climatological characteristics of precipitation of the presummer rainy season and second rainy season in Guangdong province, Acta Scientiarum Naturalium Universitis Sunyatseni(in Chinese),41(3), 91-98.
2. Q.Fan and B.Q. Liang, 2000, The evaluation of disastrous losses caused by tropical cyclones, Acta Geographica Sinica(in Chinese), 55(Suppl.), 52-57.
1. Q.Fan and B.Q. Liang, 2000, A fuzzy mathematics evaluation of disastrous economic losses caused by tropical cyclones, Scientia Meteorologica Sinica(in Chinese), 20(3), 360-367.
Teaching:
Introduction to Atmospheric Science undergraduate course
Statistics analysis and forecasting undergraduate course
Diagnostic analysis for weather undergraduate course
Atmospheric Chemistry graduate course
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