
Dr. Shusen Wang is a senior research scientist in Natural Resources Canada. His research is focused on satellite hydrology and land surface modelling. He has a specific interest in integrating multi-satellite observations in understanding the terrestrial water cycle and its interactions with the climate system. He is the chief author of the Canadian land surface model EALCO, and founder of Canada’s first space-based groundwater program. He has led over 30 Canadian and international research projects, and published over 100 papers in major scientific journals. He is passionate about developing innovative methods for cold-region water simulation and advancing knowledge in water resources assessment.
Sessions in which Shusen Wang participates
Wednesday 14 May, 2025
This talk will highlight method innovations in water research using satellite earth observations (SEO) in the Canada Centre for Mapping and Earth Observation (CCMEO) of Natural Resources Canada (NRCan). They include dynamic surface water mapping and modelling for water areas and water volume changes, terrestrial water storage variations, groundwater recharge evolution and storage changes, water extreme events (drought and flood) characterization, and environmental and climate impacts on the w...