| Expert Name | Prof. Xingmin Mu. |
| Title | Professor |
| Division | Institute of Soil and Water Conservation |
| Institution | |
| City | Yangling, Shaanxi Province |
| Country | Chinese |
| Telephone | 86 29 87012563/13572265988 |
| Email | xmmu(at)ms.iswc.ac.cn |
| Work Experience | Dr. Mu is a professor training postgraduate in the field of soil and water conservation,
Eco-hydrology and theory and practice of agricultural water and fertilizer management.
He has been engaging in soil and water conservation, eco-hydrology, environmental impacts assessment and agro-ecology for several decades. Chaired or participated in numerous research projects. Including “The National Basic Research Program of China”, “Key projects in the national science & technology pillar program of China”, “National key scientific and technological project of China”, “Chinese Academy of Sciences West Action Plan”, “Australia Center for International Agricultural Research Project”, and so on |
| Qualifications | Bachelor, Meteorological, Beijing Agricultural University, Sep.1980–July.1984
Doctor, Agricultural Water and Soil Engineering, Northwest A&F University, Sep.1998–July.2002 |
| Number of Publications | 180 |
| Awards | |
| Other Activities | 1. Soil and Water Conservation Society of China, Deputy Director
2. Hydraulic Engineering Society of China, membership
3. Meteorological Society of China, membership |
| Publications | 1. Mu Xingmin, Xu Xuexuan, Chen Jiwei. 2001, Eco-hydrology on the Loess Plateau, pp. 304, Beijing: China Forestry Publishing House
2. Mu Xingmin. 1999, Coupling effect and Collaborative management of water and fertilizer, pp. 206, Beijing: China Forestry Publishing House.
3. Mu Xingmin, Lu Zhang, Tim R. McVicar,et al.,2007, Estimating the impact of conservation measures on stream-flow regime in catchments of the Loess Plateau, China. Hydrological Progress, 21(16): 2124-2134.
4. Gao peng, Mu Xing-min, et al. 2011, Changes in streamflow and sediment discharge and the response to human activities in the middle reaches of the Yellow River. Hydrology and earth system sciences, 15: 1-10.
5. Mu Xingmin, Gao Peng, et al., 2009, Evolution of the relationship between soil and water loss and human activities in modern times in Northeast China. Science of Soil and Water Conservation, 7(5): 37-42. |
| Discipline | Agricultural Sciences |
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