Dr. Yi Qiang is an Associate Professor at the School of Geosciences, University of South Florida. He also serves as an Affiliate Graduate Faculty at Department of Geography and Environment at University of Hawaii at Manoa. Dr. Qiang's primary research area is in GIScience and spatial data science, with focuses on spatio-temporal modeling, geocomputation/visualization, disaster resilience assessment, and coupled natural and human (CNH) systems. His current projects cover topics on multi-scale spatio-temporal data modeling, community and infrastructure resilience assessment, sustainable agriculture, and climate/disaster-driven human migration. His research projects are funded by NSF, USDA, NOAA and State of Florida.
Research Assistant
PhD student in Geography and Environmental Science and Policy
Interests: human mobility in natural disasters and climate change
Research Assistant
PhD student in Geography and Environmental Science and Policy
Interests: Environmental health
Research Assistant
PhD student in Geography
Interests: Damage assessment, social vulnerability assessment
MA in Geography
Graduated in 2024
MA in Geography
Graduated in 2024
Currently at Pike Engineering
PhD in GEP
Graduated in 2023
Currently a Postdoc Scholar at University of California - Berkeley
MA in Geography
Graduated in 2023
Currently a PhD student in Shanghai Jiao Tong University
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