Zheng Du
Zheng Du, male, born on August 26, 1936 in JieXi, Guangdong Province, is a natural geographer, researcher of Institute of geography, Chinese Academy of Sciences, and chief scientist of national key basic research project "formation and evolution of Qinghai Tibet Plateau and its effects on environment and resources". He is one of the main subject leaders of physical geography in China.
He graduated from the Department of geography of Sun Yat sen University in 1958. From 1981 to 1983, he visited and studied in the Department of geography, University of Bonn, Germany. As a main researcher, he won the first prize of the third National Natural Science Award in 1987 for his project "comprehensive research on the uplift of the Qinghai Tibet Plateau and its impact on the natural environment and human activities". He was elected academician of the Chinese Academy of Sciences in 1999.
Zheng Du has been engaged in the comprehensive study of physical geography for a long time. He once presided over or was responsible for the key projects, major projects, national climbing plan projects and other research tasks of the National Natural Science Foundation of China, especially the geographical research on Plateau and mountain areas. He has made innovations in theory and method in the research on the natural environment and regional differentiation of the Qinghai Tibet plateau.
Character experience
Born on August 26, 1936 in Jiexi County, Guangdong Province, he is the second child in his family. His father's name is Zheng Shaohuai. He was once the chairman of Yuhuai middle school. He was very famous in Shantou Christian Church. Zheng Du entered Yuhuai middle school in 1948 and graduated from Shantou Yuhuai middle school with excellent results in 1954. He was admitted by the Department of geography of Sun Yat sen University.
In 1958, he graduated from Sun Yat sen University in Guangzhou and was assigned to work in the Institute of geography, Chinese Academy of Sciences.
From 1959 to 1965, he investigated the desert of the gar basin, the Shiyang River Basin, the Hexi Corridor and Jiuquan area in the northwest arid region, and conducted experimental research on water balance in Minqin comprehensive experimental station of the Chinese Academy of Sciences.
Since taking part in the scientific investigation of Mount Qomolangma in 1966, he has successively carried out comprehensive scientific investigation in Tibet Autonomous Region, Hengduan Mountain Area and Karakoram Kunlun mountain area.
From 1981 to 1983, he visited and studied in the Department of geography, University of Bonn, Federal Republic of Germany.
From 1987 to 1992, he was in charge of the major project "comprehensive scientific investigation of Karakorum mountain and Kunlun mountain area" sponsored by NSFC and Chinese Academy of Sciences, and led the team to investigate the uninhabited area of Qiangtang plateau in northern Tibet and other high altitude areas with low research level and poor conditions.
From 1991 to 1995, he served as director of the Institute of geography, Chinese Academy of Sciences.
Since 1992, he has been deputy director of the expert committee of the national climbing program "formation and evolution of the Qinghai Tibet Plateau, environmental change and ecosystem research".
He was elected academician of the Chinese Academy of Sciences in 1999.
From 1999 to 2003, he was the chief scientist of the national key basic research and development program "formation and evolution of the Qinghai Tibet Plateau and its environmental and resource effects". He also presided over the key fund projects of China's eco geographical regional system and its application in the study of global environmental change, and put forward a new program of China's eco geographical regional system.
On December 22, 2011, as a project consultant, he attended the 2011 Annual Symposium of "973 Plan" project "formation mechanism and risk control of catastrophic mountain torrents and debris flows in Western China" hosted by Chengdu Institute of mountain hazards and environment, Ministry of water resources, Chinese Academy of Sciences.
On December 15, 2013, he attended the expert consultation meeting on national demand and frontier science of mountain disaster reduction held by Chengdu Institute of mountain disaster and environment, Ministry of water resources, Chinese Academy of Sciences.
On October 10, 2014, he attended the acceptance meeting of the 2010 project of the national major scientific research program of global change research "Research on the formation mechanism and impact of typical global warm periods in the past 2000 years" held in Beijing.
Main achievements
Achievements in scientific research
Zheng Du established the distribution pattern of main types of vertical belt in Mt. Qomolangma area, divided the vertical natural belt of Qinghai Tibet Plateau into monsoon and continental belt spectrum system, constructed the distribution pattern of its structural type group, revealed its differentiation law, established the comprehensive classification system of Arid Valley in Hengduan Mountain area, confirmed and confirmed the core area of cold and drought in the plateau, and clarified the high altitude area Based on the three-dimensional zonal law of natural regional differentiation, the principles and methods of natural regionalization suitable for mountain and plateau are established, and the natural regional system scheme of Qinghai Tibet Plateau is widely used.
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Natural region system scheme of Qinghai Tibet Plateau
Zheng Du is a physical geographer and one of the main subject leaders of physical geography in China. Based on the study of the relationship among climate, vegetation and soil zonation, the distribution pattern of main types of vertical zone in Mt. Qomolangma area is established; the vertical natural zone of Qinghai Tibet Plateau is divided into two kinds of band spectrum systems, monsoon and continental; the distribution pattern of structural type group is constructed, and the differentiation law is revealed; the comprehensive classification system of Arid Valley in Hengduan Mountain area is established The three-dimensional zonal law of natural regional differentiation in high altitude area is clarified, and the principles and methods of natural regionalization suitable for mountain and plateau are established. The proposed natural regional system scheme of Qinghai Tibet Plateau is the most comprehensive and systematic, and has been widely used so far.
Comprehensive study on natural region system
In the comprehensive study of natural geographical system, he established the principles and methods of natural regionalization applicable to mountains and plateaus, and put forward a new plan for China's eco geographical regional system; in the field of land degradation remediation and ecological construction, he emphasized the importance of regional differentiation and respect for nature, and pointed out that the development and utilization of land and water resources in arid areas should pay attention to the coordination of regional development and environment; in the field of land degradation remediation and ecological construction, he emphasized the importance of regional differentiation and respect for nature Based on the idea of harmony between human and nature, he actively promoted the research and application of environmental ethics in regional development.
In 1987, he won the first prize of the third National Natural Science Award
In 1986, he won the special prize of science and technology progress award of Chinese Academy of Sciences
personnel training
According to the information of China Institute of science and technology information and national digital Institute of engineering and technology, from 1997 to 2003, Zheng Du trained 12 students to obtain doctoral degrees
[Li Lifeng] degree category: Postdoctoral; date of award: May 1, 2003; unit of award: Institute of Geographical Sciences and resources, Chinese Academy of Sciences; dissertation: Theory and empirical research on ecological footprint
[except for many] degree category: doctor; date of conferring degree: December 1, 2002; conferring unit: Institute of Geographical Sciences and resources, Chinese Academy of Sciences; dissertation: analysis and Research on spatiotemporal change of land use / land cover in Lhasa, Tibet
[heimiti · yimiti] degree category: doctor; date of conferring degree: July 1, 2001; unit of conferring degree: Institute of Geographical Sciences and resources, Chinese Academy of Sciences; dissertation: Research on water resources utilization and environmental sustainable development of oasis in Tarim Basin
[ye Qinghua] degree category: doctor; date of award: June 1, 2001; institution of Geographical Sciences and resources research, Chinese Academy of Sciences; dissertation: temporal and spatial composite analysis of land use / land cover change in the Yellow River Delta
[Li Zhe] degree category: doctor; date of awarding degree: June 1, 2001; institution of Geographical Sciences and resources research, Chinese Academy of Sciences; dissertation: Research on regional differentiation of crop planting system and its response to climate change: a case study of eastern China
[Wangmu] degree category: doctor; date of awarding degree: August 1, 2000; unit of awarding degree: Institute of Geographical Sciences and resources, Chinese Academy of Sciences; dissertation: ecological geography of main crop pathogenic fungi in Tibet
[Zhang Juntao] degree category: doctor; date of award: May 1, 2000; institution of Geographical Sciences and resources, Chinese Academy of Sciences; dissertation: ecological geography of environmental change in the middle temperate semi humid and semi arid region of China
[Zhang Xueqin] degree category: doctor; date of award: August 1, 1999; unit of award: Institute of geography, Chinese Academy of Sciences; dissertation: analysis of 2kA climate change characteristics of Qinghai Tibet Plateau
[Zhang Xingyou] degree category: doctor; date of conferring degree: July 1, 1999; institution of conferring degree: Institute of geography, Chinese Academy of Sciences; dissertation: analysis of driving forces of land desertification and its control in Qaidam Basin
[Zhang Yongtao] degree category: doctor; date of conferring degree: June 1st, 1999; institution of conferring degree: Institute of geography, Chinese Academy of Sciences; dissertation: Theory and practice of sustainable development in Underdeveloped Areas -- a case study of Ningxia Hui Autonomous Region
[Zhang Ming] degree category: doctor; date of conferring degree: June 1, 1998; institution of conferring degree: Institute of geography, Chinese Academy of Sciences; dissertation: Research on land use and land cover change in Yulin area
[Wang Xiuhong] degree category: doctor; date of conferring degree: July 1, 1997; institution of conferring degree: Institute of geography, Chinese Academy of Sciences; dissertation: geoecological analysis of alpine meadow in Qinghai Tibet Plateau
Zheng Du published more than 200 academic works. His representative works include natural zonation of Mount Qomolangma Region, evolution and differentiation of natural environment of Qinghai Tibet Plateau, study on natural geographical system of Qinghai Tibet Plateau, formation, evolution and development of Qinghai Tibet Plateau, and natural geography of Karakorum Kunlun mountain region. The basic information is as follows:
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Honorary recognition
In 1984, he won Zhu Kezhen field work award.
In 1991, it was awarded the National Award
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