Dr. Bin Chen is an Associate Professor, Director of Future Urbanity & Sustainable Environment (FUSE) Lab at The University of Hong Kong. He obtained his BSc in Geographical Information Systems from Wuhan University, and his PhD in Global Environmental Change from Beijing Normal University. Before joining the University of Hong Kong in 2021, he worked as a postdoctoral researcher at the University of California, Davis.Dr. Chen’s research leverages geospatial big data, data-model fusion, and advanced interdisciplinary approaches to investigate the interaction loops between environmental change, human activities, and public health. Specifically, his major research includes the remote sensing of built and natural environmental changes; modelling of human-environment spatiotemporal interaction; and impact of environment and human activities on public health. He has published over 80 refereed publications in top academic journals. His achievements have received international recognition, including Geospatial World 50 Rising Stars (2024) and receiving the International Society of Digital Earth Young Scientist Award, American Association of Geographers Early Career Award in Remote Sensing, and HKU-100 Scholars Award and Outstanding Young Researcher Award.Dr. Fan Zhang is an Assistant Professor at the Institute of Remote Sensing and GIS, Peking University. Prior to this, he was a Senior Research Fellow at MIT, where he led the Urban Visual AI group at the MIT Senseable City Lab. His research focuses on geographical artificial intelligence and data-driven urban studies, with particular emphasis on developing urban visual intelligence using street-level imagery. Dr. Zhang’s work has been published in renowned academic journals, and he currently serves as an Associate Editor and Editorial Board Member for various journals. He currently serves as an Associate Editor, an Editorial Board Member. His notable honors include the CPGIS Young Scholar Award (2024), the Geospatial World 50 Rising Stars Award (2022), and the Global Young Scientist Award in Frontier Science and Technology from WGDC (2020).

• 1. Multispectral Remote Sensing in Urban Environments. 2. Advances in Nighttime Light Remote Sensing for Urban Observation. 3. Complex Linear Attention Network for Urban Land Cover Mapping from PolSAR Data. 4. Towards 3D Forest Structure Analysis: LiDAR Techniques Advancing Urban Forest Ecosystems. 5. Advanced Applications of Nano-Satellite Constellation in Urban Environmental Monitoring. 6. The Transformative Role of Social Media Data in Urban Studies. 7. Geospatial Optimization Coupling Spatiotemporal Big Data and Deep Reinforcement Learning. 8. Understanding Cities through the Lens of Spatial Navigation. 9. Towards the Science of Living Structure: Making and Remaking Liveble Cities as part of Urban Informatics. 10. Localised Sensor-Enhanced Assessment of Indoor Heat Exposure in Low-Income Housing in Global South.

Dr. Bin Chen is an Associate Professor, Director of Future Urbanity & Sustainable Environment (FUSE) Lab at The University of Hong Kong. He obtained his BSc in Geographical Information Systems from Wuhan University, and his PhD in Global Environmental Change from Beijing Normal University. Before joining the University of Hong Kong in 2021, he worked as a postdoctoral researcher at the University of California, Davis.Dr. Chen’s research leverages geospatial big data, data-model fusion, and advanced interdisciplinary approaches to investigate the interaction loops between environmental change, human activities, and public health. Specifically, his major research includes the remote sensing of built and natural environmental changes; modelling of human-environment spatiotemporal interaction; and impact of environment and human activities on public health. He has published over 80 refereed publications in top academic journals. His achievements have received international recognition, including Geospatial World 50 Rising Stars (2024) and receiving the International Society of Digital Earth Young Scientist Award, American Association of Geographers Early Career Award in Remote Sensing, and HKU-100 Scholars Award and Outstanding Young Researcher Award.Dr. Fan Zhang is an Assistant Professor at the Institute of Remote Sensing and GIS, Peking University. Prior to this, he was a Senior Research Fellow at MIT, where he led the Urban Visual AI group at the MIT Senseable City Lab. His research focuses on geographical artificial intelligence and data-driven urban studies, with particular emphasis on developing urban visual intelligence using street-level imagery. Dr. Zhang’s work has been published in renowned academic journals, and he currently serves as an Associate Editor and Editorial Board Member for various journals. He currently serves as an Associate Editor, an Editorial Board Member. His notable honors include the CPGIS Young Scholar Award (2024), the Geospatial World 50 Rising Stars Award (2022), and the Global Young Scientist Award in Frontier Science and Technology from WGDC (2020).

• 1. Multispectral Remote Sensing in Urban Environments. 2. Advances in Nighttime Light Remote Sensing for Urban Observation. 3. Complex Linear Attention Network for Urban Land Cover Mapping from PolSAR Data. 4. Towards 3D Forest Structure Analysis: LiDAR Techniques Advancing Urban Forest Ecosystems. 5. Advanced Applications of Nano-Satellite Constellation in Urban Environmental Monitoring. 6. The Transformative Role of Social Media Data in Urban Studies. 7. Geospatial Optimization Coupling Spatiotemporal Big Data and Deep Reinforcement Learning. 8. Understanding Cities through the Lens of Spatial Navigation. 9. Towards the Science of Living Structure: Making and Remaking Liveble Cities as part of Urban Informatics. 10. Localised Sensor-Enhanced Assessment of Indoor Heat Exposure in Low-Income Housing in Global South.

Dr. Bin Chen is an Associate Professor, Director of Future Urbanity & Sustainable Environment (FUSE) Lab at The University of Hong Kong. He obtained his BSc in Geographical Information Systems from Wuhan University, and his PhD in Global Environmental Change from Beijing Normal University. Before joining the University of Hong Kong in 2021, he worked as a postdoctoral researcher at the University of California, Davis.Dr. Chen’s research leverages geospatial big data, data-model fusion, and advanced interdisciplinary approaches to investigate the interaction loops between environmental change, human activities, and public health. Specifically, his major research includes the remote sensing of built and natural environmental changes; modelling of human-environment spatiotemporal interaction; and impact of environment and human activities on public health. He has published over 80 refereed publications in top academic journals. His achievements have received international recognition, including Geospatial World 50 Rising Stars (2024) and receiving the International Society of Digital Earth Young Scientist Award, American Association of Geographers Early Career Award in Remote Sensing, and HKU-100 Scholars Award and Outstanding Young Researcher Award.Dr. Fan Zhang is an Assistant Professor at the Institute of Remote Sensing and GIS, Peking University. Prior to this, he was a Senior Research Fellow at MIT, where he led the Urban Visual AI group at the MIT Senseable City Lab. His research focuses on geographical artificial intelligence and data-driven urban studies, with particular emphasis on developing urban visual intelligence using street-level imagery. Dr. Zhang’s work has been published in renowned academic journals, and he currently serves as an Associate Editor and Editorial Board Member for various journals. He currently serves as an Associate Editor, an Editorial Board Member. His notable honors include the CPGIS Young Scholar Award (2024), the Geospatial World 50 Rising Stars Award (2022), and the Global Young Scientist Award in Frontier Science and Technology from WGDC (2020).

• 1. Multispectral Remote Sensing in Urban Environments. 2. Advances in Nighttime Light Remote Sensing for Urban Observation. 3. Complex Linear Attention Network for Urban Land Cover Mapping from PolSAR Data. 4. Towards 3D Forest Structure Analysis: LiDAR Techniques Advancing Urban Forest Ecosystems. 5. Advanced Applications of Nano-Satellite Constellation in Urban Environmental Monitoring. 6. The Transformative Role of Social Media Data in Urban Studies. 7. Geospatial Optimization Coupling Spatiotemporal Big Data and Deep Reinforcement Learning. 8. Understanding Cities through the Lens of Spatial Navigation. 9. Towards the Science of Living Structure: Making and Remaking Liveble Cities as part of Urban Informatics. 10. Localised Sensor-Enhanced Assessment of Indoor Heat Exposure in Low-Income Housing in Global South.