Xia Jiangjiang
Doctor of Science
Associated Professor, Institute of Atmospheric Physics, Chinese Academy of Sciences Beijing 100029, China
xiajj@tea.ac.cn
(8610) 134-2619-3579
Education and Work Experience
2003.09-2007.07 Department of Applied meteorology, China Agricultural University Bachelor of Science
2007.09-2008.07 Graduate University of Chinese Academy of Sciences Doctor of Science
2008.07-2012.07 Institute of Atmospheric Physics, Chinese Academy of Sciences
2009.11-2010.07 School of Energy and Environment, City University of Hong Kong, Research Assistant
2013.06-2013.09 School of Energy and Environment, City University of Hong Kong, Research Assistant
2012.07-2017.01 Institute of Atmospheric Physics, Chinese Academy of Sciences, Research Assistant
2017.01-Present Institute of Atmospheric Physics, Chinese Academy of Sciences, Associated Professor
Research interests
Key words: Shifts at the timing of growing season (both thermal and vegetation growing season), Multi-Decadal Variability of temperature, Climate extremes, sea level change
My current research is focused on studying the possible relationship between changes in vegetation growing season and climate in the 20th century. In order to predict future responses of plant species we first need to discover how species have responded to the climate in the past. It is very important to be prepared for the possible impacts of changes in growing season and to continue reasonable plant monitoring in the future.
Scholarship and Awards
The First Prize of Excellent Report of the Third Graduate Student Forum of Key Laboratory of Regional Climate-Environment for East Asia, Chinese Academy of Science, in Dec 2011.
2012 Excellent Doctoral Dissertation of Institute of Atmospheric Physics, Chinese Academy of Sciences. [Dissertation title: Changes in seasonal cycle with global warming (in Chinese)]
Publications
1. Xia Jiangjiang, Tu Kai, Yan Zhongwei, Qiyajie. 2015: The super-heatwave in eastern China during July–August 2013: a perspective of climate change. International Journal of Climatology. Accepted on 31 May 2015.
2. XIA Jiangjiang, YAN Zhongwei, ZHOU Wen, FONG Soi Kun, LEONG Ka Cheng, TANG Iu Man, CHANG S W, Leong W K, JIN Shaofei. 2015: Projection of the Pearl River Delta's potential submerged area due to sea level rise during the 21st century based on CMIP5 simulations. Acta Oceanologica Sinica. Accepted on 21, Mar 2015.
3. Xia Jiangjiang, Yan Zhongwei, Jia Gensuo, Zeng Heqing, Philip Douglas Jones, Zhou Wen, and Zhang Anzhi. 2015: Projections of the Advance in the start of the growing season during the 21st century based on CMIP5 Simulations. 32: 831-838.
4. Xia Jiangjiang, Yan Zhongwei 2014: Changes in the Local Growing Season in eastern China during 1909-2012. SOLA, 2014, 10, 163-166, doi: 10.2151/sola.2014-034.
5. Xia JJ, Yan ZW, Jia GS, Zeng HQ, JONES PD, Zhou W, Zhang AZ 2014: Projections of the Advance in the Start of the Growing Season During the 21st Century Based on CMIP5 Simulations. Advances in Atmospheric Sciences, doi: 10.1007/s00376-014-4125-0.
6. Yan ZW, Li Z, Xia JJ 2014: Homogenization of climate series: the basis for assessing climate changes. Science in China, 57, 2891-2900. doi: 10.1007/s11430-014-4945-x.
严中伟、李珍、夏江江 2014：气候序列的均一化 - 定量评估气候变化的基础。中国科学:地球科学, 44 (10): 2101-2111.
7. 夏江江，杨庆，郑子彦, 赵天保，严中伟，马柱国. 2014: 土地利用变化对20世纪中国地区气候干湿变化的影响. 气候与环境研究，doi: 10.3878/j.issn.1006-9585.2014.14007.
8. Xia Jiangjiang, Yan Zhongwei, Wu Peili. 2012: Multidecadal variability in local growing season during 1901-2009. Climate Dynamics. doi: 10.1007/s00382-012-1438-5.
9. Yan Zhongwei, Xia Jiangjiang, Qian Cheng, Zhou Wen. 2011: Changes in Seasonal Cycle and Extremes in China during the Period 1960-2008. Advances in Atmospheric Sciences, 28(2), 269-283.
10. 夏江江，严中伟，周家斌，2011：“三伏”的气候学定义和区划。气候与环境研究，16（1）,31-38.
11. Xia Jiangjiang, Yan Zhongwei, Zhou Wen. 2011: Changes in Seasonality in China under Enhanced Atmospheric CO2 Concentration. Atmospheric and Oceanic Science Letters, 2011, 4(1),12-17.
12. Han Jiarui, Ye Qian, Yan Zhongwei, Jiao Meiyan, Xia Jiangjiang. 2010: Conceptual study on incorporating user information into forecasting systems. Frontiers of Environmental Science and Engineering in China. Doi: 10.1007/s11783-010-0246-6.