Zhenfeng Shao is affiliated with Wuhan University in China and has contributed extensively to research in environmental science, computer science, and engineering. Their work spans several subfields, including computer vision and pattern recognition, global and planetary change, media technology, environmental engineering, and ecology.
The scientist has focused mainly on topics related to land use and ecosystem services, remote-sensing image classification, remote sensing in agriculture, urban heat island mitigation, remote sensing and land use, advanced image fusion techniques, and advanced image and video retrieval techniques.
Some of Zhenfeng Shao's recent publications include:
They have published notably in the following venues:
Zhenfeng Shao collaborates frequently with a group of co-authors including Xiao Huang, Jiaming Wang, Deren Li, Qingwei Zhuang, and Bowen Cai.
They also have a contribution in book publications, notably with the publisher WSPC/HEP eBooks for the book entitled "Urban Remote Sensing" published in 2022.
Jiayi Ma;Hao Zhang;Zhenfeng Shao;Pengwei Liang
Weixun Zhou;Shawn D. Newsam;Congmin Li;Zhenfeng Shao
Xingyu Jiang;Jiayi Ma;Guobao Xiao;Zhenfeng Shao
Zhenfeng Shao;Wenjing Wu;Zhongyuan Wang;Wan Du
Zhenfeng Shao;Jiajun Cai
Hao Zhang;Zhuliang Le;Zhenfeng Shao;Han Xu
Li Yin;Qimin Cheng;Zhenxin Wang;Zhenfeng Shao
Zhenfeng Shao;Neema S. Sumari;Aleksei Portnov;Fanan Ujoh
Zhenfeng Shao;Penghao Tang;Zhongyuan Wang;Nayyer Saleem
Zhenfeng Shao;Jiajun Cai;Jiajun Cai;Peng Fu;Leiqiu Hu
Zhenfeng Shao;Yin Pan;Chunyuan Diao;Jiajun Cai
Zhenfeng Shao;Linggang Wang;Zhongyuan Wang;Wan Du
Zhenfeng Shao;Weixun Zhou;Xueqing Deng;Maoding Zhang
Weixun Zhou;Shawn D. Newsam;Congmin Li;Zhenfeng Shao
Zhenfeng Shao;Huyan Fu;Deren Li;Orhan Altan
Zhenfeng Shao;Md. Enamul Huq;Bowen Cai;Orhan Altan
Zhenfeng Shao;Ke Yang;Weixun Zhou
Linjing Zhang;Zhenfeng Shao;Jianchen Liu;Qimin Cheng
Zhenfeng Shao;Jiajun Cai;Zhongyuan Wang
Zhenfeng Shao;Gui Cheng;Jiayi Ma;Zhongyuan Wang
Peng Yi;Zhongyuan Wang;Kui Jiang;Zhenfeng Shao
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