Ensheng
WENG
Ph.D student
Department of Botany and Microbiology
University of Oklahoma
770 Van Vleet Oval
Norman, OK 73019
Phone: 405-325-2360
E-mail: esweng@ou.edu
Research Interests:
Global change and
terrestrial ecosystems; Ecological modeling and data
assimilation
Education:
8/2001~2/2005: Doctor of
Philosophy, Institute of Botany, Chinese Academy of Sciences, directed
by Dr. Guangsheng Zhou and Dr. Xinshi Zhang
8/1998~ 7/2001: Master of
Science, Kunming Institute of Botany, Chinese Academy of Sciences,
directed by Prof. Hong Hu
9/1993-7/1997: Bachelor of Science in Biology Education, Department of
Biology, Shaanxi Normal University
Working experience:
8/1997~8/1998: Teacher, The first middle school of Taiqian County, Henan
Province
3/2005~6/2006: Post doctor, Fudan University, Shanghai, China
1/2006~5/2006: Short term visiting scholar, University of Oklahoma, USA
7/2006~8/2007: Research associate, University of Oklahoma, USA
Awards:
2001: a second level prize
of “DI’AO” of Graduate School of Chinese Academy of Sciences;
2002: an award from Acta
Botanica Yunnanica for annual outstanding papers;
2004: an outstanding paper
honor from Chinese Meteorological Society Annual Conference 2004.
Publications:
1.
Weng, Ensheng,
Luo, Yiqi, 2008. Soil hydrological properties regulate grassland
ecosystem responses to multifactor global change: a modeling analysis.
Journal of Geophysical Research – Biogeosciences,
doi:10.1029/2007JG000539 (in press)
PDF
2. Weng, Ensheng,
Zhou, Guangsheng. 2006. Modeling Distribution Changes of Vegetation in
China under Future Climate Change. Environmental Modeling and
Assessment, 11: 45~58. PDF
3. Weng, Ensheng,
Zhou, Guangsheng, 2005. Defining Plant Functional Types in China for
Studies on Global Change. Acta Phytoecologica Sinica, 29: 81~97
(in Chinese with English abstract)
4.
Weng, Ensheng,
Zhou, Guangsheng, 2004. Studies on the climate–vegetation
relationships and classification of plant functional types of China
based on BIOME1. In: the
Conference Proceedings of the 2004 Annual Meeting of
Chinese Meteorological Society (I): 378~391. (in Chinese with
English abstract)
5.
Weng, Eengsheng,
Hu, Hong, Li, Shuyun, Huang, Jialing, 2002.
Differentiation of flower
bud of Cypripedium flavum. Acta Botanica Yunnanica 24: 222~228.
(in Chinese with English abstract)
6. Cao
Mingchang, Zhou Guangsheng, Weng Ensheng, 2005.
Application
and comparison of Generalized Models and Classification and Regression
Tree in predicting species distribution. Acta Ecologia Sinica,
25: 2031~2040.
7. JZ Lu,
ES Weng, E Weber, XW Wu, and B Li, 2006. Potential distribution
of Solidago canadensis in China. Acta Phytotaxonomica Sinica,
45: 670-674.
8. Zhou,
X., E. Weng, Y. Luo, 2008. Modeling Patterns of nonlinearity in
ecosystem responses to temperature, CO2, and precipitation
changes. Ecological Applications, 18, 453~466.
PDF
9. Jesse E.
Bell, Ensheng Weng, Yiqi Luo, 2008. Ecohydrological Responses to
Multifactor Global Change in a Tallgrass Prairie: A Modeling Analysis.
Submitted to “Global change biology” (in review).
10. Rebecca
A. Sherry, Ensheng Weng, John J. Arnone III, Dale W. Johnson,
Dave S. Schimel4, Paul S. Verburg, Linda L. Wallace, and Yiqi Luo 2007.
Lagged Effects of Experimental Warming and Doubled Precipitation on
Annual and Seasonal Aboveground Biomass Production in a Tallgrass
Prairie. Submitted to “Global change biology” (in review).
11. D.
Gerten, Y. Luo, G. LE Maire, W.J. Parton, C Keough, E. Weng, C.
Beier, P. Clais, W. Cramer, J.S. Dukes, et al., 2008. Modelled Effects
of Multiple Global Change Factors on Ecosystem Carbon and Water Dynamics
in Different Climatic Zones. Part I: Precipitation-only Effects. “Global
change biology” (in review)
12. Yiqi
Luo, Dieter Gerten, Guerric le Maire, William Parton, Ensheng Weng,
Xuhuui Zhou, Cindy Keough, Claus Beier, Lindsey Rustad. 2008. Modelled
Effects of Multiple Global Change Factors on Ecosystem Carbon and Water
Dynamics in Different Climatic Zones, Part II: Interactive Effects of
Precipitation, Temperature, and CO2. “Global change
biology” (accepted)
13. Alan K.
Knapp, C. Beier, D. Briske, A. T. Classen, Y. Luo, M. Reichstein, M. D.
Smith, S. D. Smith, J. E. Bell, P. A. Fay, J. L. Heisler, S. W. Leavitt,
R. Sherry, B. Smith, Ensheng Weng, 2008. Consequences of more
extreme precipitation regimes for terrestrial ecosystems. BioScience,
accepted
14. Jia,
B., G. Zhou, F. Wang, Y. Wang, E. Weng, 2007. Effects of grazing
on soil respiration of Leymus chinensis steppe. Climatic Change, 82:
211–223.
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