Kangning Huang is an Assistant Professor of Environmental Studies based in New York with eight years of experience blending academic research and applied modeling in land use/cover dynamics, hydrology, spatial multi-objective optimization, data assimilation, and remote sensing. He completed a PhD at Yale and brings postdoctoral experience from NCAR to his current faculty role at NYU Shanghai, with a stint as a visiting faculty fellow at New York University. Kangning’s work bridges rigorous geospatial analysis and practical environmental modeling, often integrating remote-sensing image processing with optimization techniques to inform land and water management. Known for translating complex models into actionable insights, he has a track record of contributing across academic and campus projects since his early GIS roles at Yale and Sun Yat-sen University. An eclectic detail: he pairs deep quantitative training with hands-on geospatial implementation, making him comfortable both with theoretical model development and operational data workflows.
8 years of coding experience
7 years of employment as a software developer
BS, Geographic Information System, 3.8/4.0, BS, Geographic Information System, 3.8/4.0 at Sun Yat-sen University
Doctor of Philosophy (PhD), Environmental Studies, Doctor of Philosophy (PhD), Environmental Studies at Yale University
M.S, Cartography and Geographic Information System, 86/100, M.S, Cartography and Geographic Information System, 86/100 at Sun Yat-Sen University
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Kangning Huang - Assistant Professor at NYU Shanghai