Yanghui Kang is an Assistant Professor and applied remote sensing researcher with eight years of experience developing machine learning and high-performance computing solutions for agricultural and ecosystem monitoring. He builds continental-to-global Leaf Area Index (LAI) estimation frameworks using Landsat and Sentinel-2, and has tackled uncertainty quantification and evapotranspiration impacts to improve water management for specialty crops. His background spans a PhD in Geography and MS degrees in Computer Science and Environmental Resources from the University of Wisconsin–Madison, blending strong computational skills with domain expertise. Previously a SCINet postdoc at USDA-ARS and a postdoctoral researcher at UC Berkeley, he pairs academic rigor with experience coordinating HPC-focused initiatives and geospatial data libraries. Based in Blacksburg, Virginia, he is motivated to translate remote sensing science into operational tools through interdisciplinary collaboration.
8 years of coding experience
3 years of employment as a software developer
Bachelor's degree, Geographic Information Science and Cartography, Bachelor's degree, Geographic Information Science and Cartography at Beijing Normal University
Doctor of Philosophy - PhD, Geography - Remote sensing, Agriculture, Doctor of Philosophy - PhD, Geography - Remote sensing, Agriculture at University of Wisconsin-Madison
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Yanghui Kang - Assistant Professor at Virginia Tech