Xiahaibin

2008—2013    Ph.D in College of Resources and Environment Science

East China Normal University, Shanghai, China

              Thesis Title: Agent-based Modeling for Evolution of Regional Structure in China

                        (Funded by Natural Science Foundation of China)

2003—2006   Master Degree

Key Lab. of Geographical Information Science, Ministry of Education

East China Normal University, Shanghai, China

1998—2002   Bachelor Degree

College of Resources and Environment Science

East China Normal University, Shanghai, China

Work Experience

Dec.2014- Dec.2019 ：Lecturer ,  School of Geographical Science, East China Normal University

Jan.2020-      ：Associate Professor,  School of Geographical Science, East China Normal University

Research Experience

Dec. 2015- Dec.2016: Visiting Scholar,  CIESIN, Earth Institute, Columbia University

May 2009-Sep. 2010: Joint program doctorate，Institute of Policy and Management, Chinese Academy of Sciences

Other Work Experience

2002-2003   Geography teacher in JianPin Senior High School

Xia Haibin is mainly engaged in population geography, regional sustainable development and geocomputation. He has published 16 papers in Chinese and English core journals. He has presided over one general project of the National Social Science Foundation of China, one youth project of the National Natural Science Foundation of China, and two projects of the Shanghai Natural Science Foundation. He has participated in a number of national key basic research development programs (973 program, national key special projects and national social science major projects). In 2017, He went to the Earth Institute of Columbia University as a visiting scholar, and participated in the World Bank project of climate migration, participated in Report of the GROUNDSWELL Preparing for Internal Climate Migration and submitted it to the relevant departments of the World Bank. As one of the main leaders, Xia Haibin participated in the research of the National Poverty Alleviation Strategy Project Indicator System for Evaluating the Scope and Category of National Hardship and Remote Area Allowance, and visited more than 100 national poverty-stricken counties in central and western China. Provided important decision-making basis for the State Council's approval and implementation of the Implementation Plan for Improving the Classification of Hardship and Remote Areas and the Allowance System. 

Co-head of Shanghai Youth Science Innovation and Practice Workstation

Co-leader of Science popularization education base in Minhang District of Shanghai

Co-leader of Shanghai Yangtze River Estuary Science and Technology Museum School-Campus Cooperation

Population geography, Population-environment Coupling under Climate Change, Regional Sustainable Development and Geocomputation

Economic Geography (Undergraduate)

Development Economics (undergraduate)

Regional Economics and Policy Simulation (graduate)

[1]  2020-2023 Simulation and Prediction of Future Population Distribution on Both Sides of Hu Huanyong Line under Climate Change Scenarios (Funded by National Social Science Program of China)，Host

[2]  2023-2025 Paths and Models of Regional Balanced Development of China's Population Toward Carbon Neutral Realization (Funded by Shanghai Natural Science Foundation), Host

[3] 2019-2022 Spatial and Temporal Evolution of China's Future Population Migration and Agglomeration and Its Implications under SSPs-RCPs Pathways (Funded by Shanghai Natural Science Foundation), Host

[4]  2015-2017 “The development of Regional evolution oriented platform of Agent-based modeling and its applications” (Funded by Natural Science Foundation of China), Host

[5] 2012-2016 “The complexity mechanism of climate change economic process, Climate integrated evaluation model and development of policy simulation platform.” ( funded by National Basic Research Program of China (973 Program) Lead Participant

[6] 2012-2014“Classification of disadvantaged and remote areas at the county-level scale in China” (Funded by Ministry of Human Resources and Social Security of P.R.China), Lead Participant

[7] 2011-2014 “The mode of Regional coordination and management based on the mechanism of spatial variation” (Funded by Natural Science Foundation of China), Participant

 Awarded a Travel Grant in the International Geographical Union Congress, Cologne, Germany, August 2012.

Awarded Best Paper for Young Scholars in Global Chinese Geographers Assembly ,2005