Zhikun Li's research while affiliated with Chinese Academy of Sciences and other places
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Publications (3)
Urbanization has greatly changed the underlying surface roughness characteristics to a great extent and has great influence on the environment and climate. The Beijing-Tianjin-Hebei Region is an important political and economic center in China and also one of the regions with the most rapid urbanization speed in the world. However, in recent years,...
Aerodynamic roughness is very important to urban meteorological and climate studies. Radar remote sensing is considered to be an effective means for aerodynamic roughness retrieval because radar backscattering is sensitive to the surface roughness and geometric structure of a given target. In this paper, a methodology for aerodynamic roughness leng...
Citations
... Potential sites for wind energy are also affected by the slope in the construction of the turbines. The roughness factor of the terrain is directly connected to the power production of the wind turbine and a derivation of the slope map (Zhang et al., 2017). ...
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