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Chunlei
Fan, Ph.D
Department
of Natural Resources
Delaware State University
1200 N. DuPont Highway, Dover, DE 19901, U.S.A
Phone: (302)857-6479; E-mail: cfan@desu.edu
Education
Ph.D
in Biological Oceanography, March 2002.
Graduate Program in Marine-Estuarine-Environmental Science.
University of Maryland at College Park, Maryland, USA
Master
of Science in Computer Science, March 2001
University of Maryland at Eastern Shore, Maryland, USA
Master
of Science in Oceanography, June 1994.
Institute of Oceanography, Chinese Academy of Sciences. Beijing,
P.R.China
Bachelor
of Science in Environmental Sciences, June 1991.
Shandong University, Jinan, P.R.China
Professional
Experiences
Research
Associate
US Environmental Cooperative Science Center (ECSC), NOAA -
May 2002 to current
- Participating
the project of “Regional Studies in Sustainable Management
of Coastal and Marine Habitats for Decision Making”.
Doing the research study on how the land-use change and
other human activities could affect the estuary and coastal
waters.
Adjunct
Faculty
Department of Natural Resources, Delaware State University,
Dover - May 2002 to current
- Teaching
undergraduate and graduate level of GIS and marine sciences
courses at the Department of Natural Resources of Delaware
State University.
- Supervising
the research activities for two graduate students and two
undergraduate students.
Research
Assistant
September 1995 to March 2002
Horn Point Laboratory, University of Maryland Center for Environmental
Science, Cambridge, Maryland -
- Participated
the US ECOHAB project, and conducted various experiments
to characterize the nitrogen and carbon uptake kinetics
for several bloom-forming dinoflagellate species in Chesapeake
Bay, Maryland; and Neuse River estuarine, North Carolina.
Explored the relationship between the outbreak of harmful
dinoflagellate blooms and increasing Eutrophication caused
by human activity in estuarine and coastal waters.
- Doing
experimental and modeling studies to evaluate the roles
of nutrients in the bloom dynamics of marine phytoplankton
in the MEERC (Multiscale Environmental Ecosystem Research
Center), which is a U.S. Environmental Protection Agency
(EPA) research center to make prediction of environmental
changes by extrapolating results from controlled laboratory
experiments to natural ecosystems with known accuracy and
precision.
Research
Assistant
September 1991- July 1995
Center of Marine Ecology, Institute of Oceanography, Chinese
Academy of Sciences.
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Participated the Chinese 11th Antarctic Research Team and
involved in the project: Preliminary study of the primary
production in the Southern Ocean.
- Participated
the project the study of ocean carbon flux in the continental
margin of the East China Sea, which was a Chinese Joint
Global Ocean Flux Study.
Honors/Awards
- Center
For School Change: Excellence in Teaching and Professional
Development award. (2004). Delaware State University.
- Horn
Point Laboratory Fellowship (1996 to 2000)
University of Maryland Center for Environmental Science,
Cambridge, Maryland
- Horn
Point Laboratory student grant (1996-1998)
University of Maryland Center for Environmental Science,
Cambridge, Maryland
Professional
Affiliation
- Member,
American Society of Limnology and Oceanography (ASLO)
Scientific
Projects (past, current, and pending):
- Regional
studies in sustainable management of coastal and marine
habitats for decision making
- Major
participant
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01/10/2001-30/09/2004
- Supported
by NOAA (#NA17AE1624), budget: $746,049
- Service-based
field experience in resource management at Trap Pond State
Park
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Co-PI
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01/08/2004-7/31/2006
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Supported by USDA (00-38820-9518), budget: $179,237
- Coupling
hyperspectral remote sensing with field spectrometer to
monitor landscape-scale eutrophication in St. Jones River
watershed, Delaware
- PI
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10/01/2004-09/30/2006
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Pending, budget: $201,158
- Variations
in the Water Quality of the St. Jones River, Delaware with
Respect to Historic Land Use Changes in the Watershed
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PI
- 10/01/2004-09/30/2006
- Pending,
USDA, budget: $108,957
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