Wenlong Liu obtained his Ph.D. in Jan. 2019 majoring in Agricultural Engineering. His research focuses on hydrology and water contamination from agricultural activities both in field and watershed scales. Wenlong conducts field experiments and data mining in high-frequency measurements, to obtain a better understanding of hydrological and biogeochemical processes in plant-soil-water systems.
In addition, Wenlong believes reproducible research output is critical for rapidly updating research processes. Therefore, Wenlong employs programming languages, including Python and R, to generate research output coupled with data, visualization and results.
Ph.D. in Agricultural Engineering, 2019
North Carolina State University, U.S.
M.S. in Hydrology and Water Resources, 2013
Xi'an University of Technology, China
B.S. in Hydrology and Water Resources Engineering, 2010
Heilongjiang University, China
An R package to summarize the estimated county level data from USGS of USA and provided a clean version using Tidyverse.
Some R markdown files and shiny apps were hosted remotely powered by Digital Ocean.
Retrieve, Summarize and Visualize the Fertilizer Data in USA.
Wenlong Liu also wrote, and is still writing, blogs (in Chinsese) in zhihu.com to share his research output to audience from different backgrounds.
Enhancing the understanding of water movement and nutrient transport in a drained agricultural field using self-designed in-situ, high frequency measuring device.