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Name   JinLiang Feng Home Page     
Highest Education      Ph. D. Office      Building 3, Courtyard 16, Lin Cui Road, Chaoyang District, Beijing 100101P.R. China
Phone      010-84097095 Zip Code      100101
Fax      010-84097079 Email      fengjl@itpcas.ac.cn

Education and Appointments：
Education
1999.09--2002.07 College of Urban and Environmental Sciences, Peking University. Ph. D in Quaternary Geology.
1988.08--1991.07 Department of Hydrogeology and Engineering Geology, Geological College of Chengdu. M.S. in Engineering Geology.
1980.09--1982.07 Department of Hydrogeology and Engineering geology, Geological School of Changchun. Graduated.
Appointments
2010--present, Professor, Institute of Tibet Plateau Research, Chinese Academy of Sciences,
2004--2010, Associate Professor, Institute of Tibet Plateau Research, Chinese Academy of Sciences.
2002--2004, Post-Doctoral Fellow, Institute of Geographical Sciences and Natural Resources Research, Chinese Academy of Sciences.
1998--2002, Associate Professor, Institute of Geography, Hebei Academy of Sciences.
1991--1998, Assistant Professor, Institute of Geography, Hebei Academy of Sciences.
1986--1988, Assistant Engineer, Team of Hydrogeology and Engineering Geology, Hebei Bureau of Geology and Mineral Resources.
1982--1986, Technician, Team of Hydrogeology and Engineering Geology, Hebei Bureau of Geology and Mineral Resources.

Research Interest：
Fluvial processes and paleo-dammed-lake reconstruction, Lacustrine processes and high-lake-level reconstruction, Eolian processes and deposition, Weathering processes and weathering productions.
Public Services：
Editorial boards for journal of (in Chinese).Editorial boards for journal of (in Chinese).

Honors：
Selected Publications：

1. Chen, F., Feng, J.-L., Ban, F.-M., Cai, B.-G., Hu, H.-P., Pei, L.-L., Wang, K.-Y., Gao, S.-P., Zhang, J.-F., 2021. Geochemistry of modern shells of the gastropod Radix in the Tibetan Plateau and its implications for palaeoenvironmental reconstruction. Quaternary Science Reviews 251, 106703. 

2. Chen, F., Feng, J.-L., Hu, H.-P., Wang, P., 2020. Mid-Holocene palaeohydrochemistry and palaeohydrology of Yamdrok Yumtso, southern Tibetan Plateau, reconstructed from δ18O and δ13C of fossil shells of the gastropod Radix auricularia. The Holocene 30, 1741–1751. 

3. Feng, J.-L.*, Li, C.-F., 2019. Chromium speciation and its stable isotopic signature in the dolomite–terra rossa weathering system. Geoderma 339, 106–114. 

4. Feng, J.-L.*, Pei, L.-L., Zhu, X.-K., Ju, J.-T., Gao, S.-P., 2018. Absolute accumulation and isotope fractionation of Si and Fe during dolomite weathering and terra rossa formation. Chemical Geology 496, 43–56. 

5. Hu, H.-P., Feng, J.-L.*, Chen, F., 2018. Sedimentary records of a palaeo-lake in the middle Yarlung Tsangpo: Implications for terrace genesis and outburst flooding. Quaternary Science Reviews 192, 135-148. 

6. Feng, J.-L.*, Chen, F., Hu, H.-P., 2017. Isotopic study of the source and cycle of sulfur in the Yamdrok Tso basin, Southern Tibet, China. Applied Geochemistry 85, 61-72. 

7. Hu, H.-P., Feng, J.-L.*, Chen, F., 2017. δ18O and δ13C in the fossil shells Radix sp. from the sediment succession of a dammed palaeo-lake in the Yarlung Tsangpo valley, Tibet, China. Boreas 46, 412–427. 

8. Chen, F., Feng, J.-L.*, Hu, H.-P., Zhang, J.-F., Gao, S.-P., Liu, X., -M., 2017. Potential forcing mechanisms of Holocene lake level changes at Nam Co, Tibetan Plateau: inferred from the stable isotopic composition of shells of the gastropod Radix. The Holocene 27, 594-604. 

9. Chen, F., Feng, J.-L.*, Hu, H.-P., 2016. Relationship between the shell geochemistry of the modern aquatic gastropod Radix and water chemistry of lakes of the Tibetan Plateau. Hydrobiologia 771, 239-254. 

10. Feng, J.-L.*, Ju J.-T., Chen, F., Hu, Z.-G., Zhao, X., Gao, S.-P., 2016. Identification of a late Quaternary alluvial-aeolian sedimentary sequence in the Sichuan Basin, China. Quaternary Research 85, 279-289. 

11. Feng, J.-L.*, Hu, H.-P., Chen, F., 2016. An eolian deposit–buried soil sequence in an alpine soil on the northern Tibetan Plateau: Implications for climate change and carbon sequestration. Geoderma 266, 14-24. 

12. Lin, Y.-C., Feng, J.-L.*, 2015. Aeolian dust contribution to the formation of alpine soils at Amdo (Northern Tibetan Plateau). Geoderma 259/260, 104-115. 

13. Zhang, J., Feng, J. -L., Hu, G., Wang, J., Yang, Y., Lin, Y., Jiang, T., Zhu, L., 2015. Holocene proglacial loess in the Ranwu valley, southeastern Tibet, and its paleoclimatic implications. Quaternary International 372, 9-22. 

14. Feng, J.-L.*, Zhao, Z.-H., Chen, F., Hu, H.-P., 2014. Rare earth elements in sinters from the geothermal waters (hot springs) on the Tibetan Plateau, China. Journal of Volcanology and Geothermal Research 287, 1-11. 

15. Feng, J.-L.*, Hu, Z.-G., Ju, J.-T., Lin, Y,-C., 2014. The dust provenance and transport mechanism for the Chengdu Clay in the Sichuan Basin, China. Catena 121, 68-80. 

16. Ju, J.-T., Zhu, L.-P., Feng, J.-L., Wang, J.-B., Wang, Y., Xie, M.-P., Peng, P., Zhen, X.-L., Lu, X.-M., 2012. Hydrodynamic process of Tibetan Plateau lake revealed by grain size: Case study of Pumayum Co. Chinese Science Bulletin 57, 2433-2441. 

17. Feng, J. -L.*, Lin, Y.-C., Gao, S.-P., Zhang, J.-F., 2012. Enrichment of trace elements in ferromanganese concretions from terra rossa and their potential desorption. Geochemical Journal 46, 151-161. 

18. Feng, J. -L.*, Gao, S.-P., Zhang, J.-F., 2011. Lanthanide tetrad effect in ferromanganese concretions and terra rossa overlying dolomite during weathering. Chemie der Erde - Geochemistry 71, 349-362. 

19. Feng, J. -L., 2011. Trace elements in ferromanganese concretions, gibbsite spots, and the surrounding terra rossa overlying dolomite: Their mobilization, redistribution and fractionation. Journal of Geochemical Exploration 108, 99-111. 

20. Feng, J. -L.*, Hu, Z.-G., Ju, J.-T., Zhu, L.-P., 2011. Variation of trace element (including rare earth element) composition with grain size in loess and its implications for tracing eolian deposit provenance. Quaternary International 236, 116-126. 

21. Feng, J. -L.*, Hu, Z.-G., Cui, J.-Y., Zhu, L.-P., 2010. Distributions of lead isotopes with grain sizes in eolian deposits. Terra Nova 22, 257–263. 

22. Feng, J. -L., 2010. Behaviour of rare earth elements and yttrium in ferromanganese concretions, gibbsite spots, and the surrounding terra rossa over dolomite during chemical weathering. Chemical Geology 271, 112–132. 

23. Feng, J. -L.*, Zhu, L.-P., Cui, Z.-J., 2009. Quartz features constrain the origin of terra rossa over dolomite on the Yunnan-Guizhou Plateau, China. Journal of Asian Earth Sciences 36, 156–167. 

24. Feng, J. -L.*, Cui, Z.-J., Zhu, L.-P., 2009. Origin of terra rossa over dolomite on the Yunnan-Guizhou Plateau, China. Geochemical Journal 43, 151-166. 

25. Feng, J. -L.*, Zhu, L.-P., 2009. Origin of terra rossa on Amdo North Mountain on the Tibetan plateau, China: Evidence from quartz. Soil Science and Plant Nutrition 55, 407-420. 

26. Feng, J. -L.*, Zhu, L.-P., Zhen, X.-L, Hu, Z.-G., 2009. Grain size effect on Sr and Nd isotopic compositions in eolian dust: implications for tracing dust provenance and Nd model age. Geochemical Journal 43, 123-131. 

27. Feng, J. -L.*, Zhu, L.-P., Ju, J.-T., Zhou, L.-P., Zhen, X.-L., Zhang, W., Gao, S.-P., 2008. Heavy dust fall in Beijing, on April 16-17, 2006: geochemical properties and indications of the dust provenance. Geochemical Journal 42, 221-236. 

28. Feng, J. -L., Cui, Z.-J.*, 2002. The reconstruction of fossil planation surface in China. Chinese Science Bulletin 47, 434-440. 

29. Cui, Z. -J., Li, D.-W., Feng, J.-L., Liu, G. -N., 2002. Comments on the planation surface once more. Chinese Science Bulletin 47, 793-797. 

30. Cui, Z. -J., Li, D.-W., Feng, J.-L., Liu, G.-N., Li, H.-J., 2002. The covered karst, weathering crust and karst (double－level) planation surface. Science in China (Ser. D) 49, 366-379. 

31. Cui, Z.-J., Li, D.-W., Liu, G.-N., Feng, J.-L., Zhang, W., 2001. Characteristics and planation surface formation environment of the red weathering crust in Hunan, Guangxi, Yunnan, Guizhou and Tibet. Science in China (D) 44(supplement), 162-175. 

32. Feng, J. -L.*, Zhang, W., 1998. The evolution of the modern Luanhe River delta, North China. Geomorphology 25, 269-278. 

Supported Projects：

1.2020--2023 (Ongoing), Processes and mechanism of isovolumetric replacement weathering for the carbonate rocks. NSFC General Program, grant no. 41971012. PI.

2.2017--2020 (Ongoing), Loess-paleosol-red clay sedimentary sequence in the Yarlung Tsangpo River gorge region, southeast Tibetan Plateau. NSFC General Program, grant no. 41671010. PI.

3.2014--2017, Sm-Nd fractionation during chemical weathering of carbonate rocks. NSFC General Program, grant no. 41371023. PI.

4.2012--2016, High-level sedimentary records in Lake Nam Co and its climate and environmental implication. Special subject in the National Basic Research Program of China (973 Program), grant no. 2012CB956101-4. PI.

5.2012--2015, Source areas and transport mechanisms for eolian materials in alpine meadow soils on the northern Tibetan Plateau. NSFC General Program, grant no. 41171008. PI.

6.2008--2010, Genesis and provenance of Chengdu Clay. NSFC General Program, grant no. 40771028. PI.

7.2005--2007, Origin of terra rossa overlying carbonate rocks in Tibetan Plateau and Yunnan-Guizhou Plateau: evidence from quartz oxygen isotope. NSFC General Program, grant no. 40471015. PI.

8.2002--2004, Manganese concretions in weathered crust and their 40Ar/39Ar dating. Chinese Postdoctoral Science Foundation, grant no. 18646.

9.2002--2004, Regional comparison of red weathering crusts in the Tibetan Plateau and the Yunnan-Guizhou Plateau. K. C. Wong Postdoctoral Foundation in Chinese Academy of Sciences.

10.1997--1999, Engineering geology of marine soft clay in coast zone of Hebei Province. Natural Science Foundation of Hebei Province of China. PI.

11.1993--1995, Environmental engineering geology and coastal engineering in coastal zone of Hebei Province. Natural Science Foundation of Hebei Province of China. PI.

12.1991--1993, Hazards of flood, landslide and debris flow and their  prevention in Taihang Mountains of Hebei Province. Hebei Science and Technology Commission project. PI.