Min Chen
I study how environmental change and human activities affect ecosystems and carbon storage, using satellites, computer models, and artificial intelligence.
Associate Professor, Forest and Wildlife Ecology College of Agricultural and Life Sciences — Home and cell phones available upon request min.chen@wisc.edu Home page
Topics
- I study how forests, wetlands, and other ecosystems absorb and release greenhouse gases, and how these processes influence climate change.
- I use satellite observations to measure plant activity, monitor ecosystem health, and track environmental change.
- I develop artificial intelligence and computer modeling approaches to understand ecosystems and improve predictions of environmental change.
- I study how land use, agriculture, and energy choices interact with climate change and affect natural resources and society. Google Sites