Professional Summary

Dr. Yedong Chen is a lecturer at the College of Landscape Architecture and Horticulture Science, Southwest Forestry University. His research focuses on urban renewal and ecological restoration in resource-based cities, with an emphasis on land use optimization, spatial compactness evaluation, and evidence-based planning strategies. He applies GIS/remote sensing and quantitative models (e.g., habitat quality assessment) to support sustainable urban development and landscape planning.

Education

Ph.D. in Municipal Engineering

2020-09-01
2024-12-31

China University of Mining and Technology

Master's Degree in Landscape Architecture

2017-09-01
2020-06-30

Shandong Jianzhu University

Bachelor's Degree in Environmental Design

2013-09-01
2017-06-30

Shandong Agricultural University

Interests

Urban Renewal & Regeneration Ecological Restoration & Mining Reclamation Urban Spatial Morphology & Compactness Land Use Planning & Optimization Habitat Quality Assessment Resource-based City Transformation

Dr. Yedong Chen is a lecturer at Southwest Forestry University (College of Landscape Architecture and Horticulture Science).

His research focuses on:

  • Urban renewal and regeneration in resource-based cities
  • Ecological restoration and mining reclamation
  • Urban spatial morphology and compactness
  • Land use planning and optimization
  • Habitat quality assessment (GIS/remote sensing, InVEST)

See the Publications page for selected journal and conference papers.