Dr. Bing Chen
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Dr. Bing Chen

Associate Professor
Memorial University of Newfoundland, Canada

Highest Degree
PostDoc Fellow in Environmental Engineering from University of British Columbia, Canada

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Biography

Dr. Bing Chen is currently working as Leader & Principal Researcher, Northern Region Persistent Organic Pollution Control (NRPOP) Laboratory Associate Professor, Civil Engineering Chair, Environmental Systems Engineering & Management Board of Studies, Faculty of Engineering & Applied Science Memorial University of Newfoundland. He obtained his PhD in Environmental Engineering, from University of British Columbia, Canada. His experience include, worked as Research Assistant & Adjunct Professor at Beijing Peking University, China, Visiting Research Assistant at Environment Canada, Research Assistant & Sessional Lecturer at University of Regina, Regina Canada, Postdoctoral Research Fellow at University of British Columbia, Assistant Professor & Associate Professor at Memorial University. He is professional member of Professional Engineers & Geoscientists of Newfoundland and Labrador, Association of Professional Engineers & Geoscientists of Saskatchewan, Association for Environmental Health and Sciences (AEHS) Foundation, , Canadian Association on Water Quality, International Society for Environmental Information Sciences, Global Young Academy, Asian Young Scientists Association, Atlantic Canada Water & Wastewater Association (ACWWA)/American Water Works Association, , International Water Association, , Canadian Society for Civil Engineering, International Association of Hydrological Sciences, Environmental & Water Resources Institute/American Society of Civil Engineers. He is also serving as reviewer, and member of editor board in number of journals. He served as co-supervisor for more than 63 PhD, MSc, students thesis, and supervised 4 students. Currently he is supervising 5 PhD thesis and co-supervising 23 MSc, PhD thesis. He has published 78 articles in referred journals, 48 referred conference proceedings, 11 books/ book chapters/ thesis, 71 Refereed Conference Posters, 35 Technical Reports, 6 Disclosures and Patents, 42 invited talks. Dr. Bing Chen received number of honors include, 1st Award for Annual Student Competition, Award for Research Excellence, Terra Nova Young Innovator Award, Leaders Opportunity Fund Award, and Research Award.

Area of Interest:

Environmental Sciences
100%
Water and Wastewater Treatment
62%
Environmental Sustainability
90%
Waste Management
75%
Risk Assessment
55%

Research Publications in Numbers

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Selected Publications

  1. Li, Z.Y. and B. Chen, 2015. A study on the effects of hydroxyl radicals in photocatalytic ozonation of polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbons in produced water. Technol. Water Treatment, 41: 77-80.
  2. Xue, C., B. Chen and H.J. Wu, 2014. Parameter uncertainty analysis of surface flow and sediment yield in the Huolin Basin, China. J. Hydrol. Eng., 19: 1224-1236.
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  3. Wu, H.J. and B. Chen, 2014. Evaluating uncertainty estimates in distributed hydrological modeling for the Wenjing watershed by GLUE, SUFI-2 and ParaSol methods. Ecol. Eng., 76: 110-121.
  4. Wu, H. and B. Chen, 2014. Using statistical and probabilistic methods to evaluate health risk assessment: A case study. Toxics, 2: 291-306.
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  5. Wang, C., B. Chen, B. Zhang, P. Guo and M. Zhao, 2014. Study of weathering effects on the distribution of aromatic steroid hydrocarbons in crude oils and oil residues. Environ. Sci.: Process. Impacts, 16: 2408-2414.
  6. Mofarrah, A., T. Husain and B. Chen, 2014. Optimizing Cr (VI) adsorption on activated carbon produced from heavy oil fly ash. J. Mater. Cycles Waste Manage., 16: 482-490.
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  7. Li, Z.Y., B. Chen and J. Ping, 2014. Study of ultraviolet (UV) photolysis of polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbons in produced water. Chin. J. Environ. Eng., 8: 2267-2270.
  8. Li, T., P. Li, B. Chen and M. Hu, 2014. Simulation-based inexact two-stage chance-constraint quadratic programming for sustainable water quality management under dual uncertainties. J. Water Resour. Plann. Manage., 140: 298-312.
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  9. Li, P., B. Chen, Z.L. Li, X. Zheng, H.J. Wu, L. Jing and K. Lee, 2014. A Monte Carlo simulation based two-stage adaptive resonance theory mapping approach for offshore oil spill vulnerability index classification. Mar. Pollut. Bull., 86: 402-410.
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  10. Jing, L., B. Chen, B.Y. Zhang, J. Zheng and B. Liu, 2014. Naphthalene degradation in seawater by UV irradiation: The effects of fluence rate, salinity, temperature and initial concentration. Mar. Pollut. Bull., 81: 149-156.
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  11. Jing, L., B. Chen and B. Zhang, 2014. Modeling of UV-induced photodegradation of naphthalene in marine oily wastewater by artificial neural networks. Water Air Soil Pollut., 225: 1906-1920.
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  12. Cai, Q.H., B.Y. Zhang, B. Chen, Z.W. Zhu, W.Y. Lin and T. Cao, 2014. Screening of biosurfactant producers from petroleum hydrocarbon contaminated sources in cold marine environments in Atlantic Canada. Mar. Pollut. Bull., 86: 434-442.
  13. Wang, C.Y., B. Chen, B. Zhang, S. He and M. Zhao, 2013. Fingerprint and weathering characteristics of crude oils after Dalian oil spill, China. Mar. Pollut. Bull., 71: 64-68.
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  14. Li, P., H.J. Wu and B. Chen, 2013. RSW-MCFP: A resource-oriented solid waste management system for a mixed rural-urban area through Monte Carlo simulation-based fuzzy programming. Math. Problems Eng. 10.1155/2013/780354.
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  15. Li, P., B. Chen, B.Y. Zhang, L. Jing and J.S. Zheng, 2013. Monte Carlo simulation-based dynamic mixed integer nonlinear programming for supporting oil recovery and devices allocation during offshore oil spill responses. Ocean Coastal Manage., 89: 58-70.
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  16. Jing, L., B. Chen, B. Zhang, P. Li and J.S. Zheng, 2013. Monte Carlo simulation-aided analytic hierarchy process approach: Case study of assessing preferred non-point-source pollution control best management practices. J. Environ. Eng., 139: 618-626.
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  17. Jing, L., B. Chen, B. Zhang and P. Li, 2013. A hybrid stochastic-interval analytic hierarchy process approach for prioritizing the strategies of reusing treated wastewater. Math. Problems Eng. 10.1155/2013/874805.
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  18. Jing, L., B. Chen, B. Zhang and H.X. Peng, 2013. A hybrid Fuzzy Stochastic Analytical Hierarchy Process (FSAHP) approach for evaluating ballast water treatment technologies. Environ. Syst. Res., Vol. 2. 10.1186/2193-2697-2-10.
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  19. Wu, H.J., L. Lye and B. Chen, 2012. A design of experiment aided sensitivity analysis and parameterization for hydrological modeling. Can. J. Civil Eng., 39: 460-472.
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  20. Ma, H., T. Li and B. Chen, 2012. UV/H2O2/TiO2 photocatalytic degradation of polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbons in oilfield produced water. Environ. Chem., 31: 1835-1838.
  21. Li, T., B. Chen and H. Ma, 2012. UV-Fenton photocatalytic degradation of polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbons in oilfield produced water. Chin. J. Environ. Eng., 6: 3475-3480.
  22. Li, P., B. Chen, B. Zhang, L. Jing and J.S. Zheng, 2012. A multiple-stage simulation-based mixed integer nonlinear programming approach for supporting offshore oil spill recovery with weathering processess. J. Ocean Technol., 7: 77-95.
  23. Jing, L., B. Chen, B. Zhang and P. Li, 2012. A stochastic simulation-based hybrid interval fuzzy programming approach (SHIFP) for optimizing the treatment of recovered oily water. J. Ocean Technol., 7: 63-76.
  24. Jing, L., B. Chen, B. Zhang and H. Peng, 2012. A review of ballast water management practices and challenges in harsh and arctic environments. Environ. Rev., 20: 83-108.
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  25. Chen, B., P. Li and T. Husain, 2012. Development of an integrated adaptive resonance theory mapping classification system for supporting watershed hydrological modeling. J. Hydrol. Eng., 17: 679-693.
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  26. Li, P. and B. Chen, 2011. FSILP: Fuzzy-stochastic-interval linear programming for supporting municipal solid waste management. J. Environ. Manage., 92: 1198-1209.
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  27. Jing, L. and B. Chen, 2011. Hydrological modeling of subartic wetlands: Comparison between slurp and watflood. Environ. Eng. Sci., 28: 521-533.
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  28. Jing, L. and B. Chen, 2011. Hydrological investigation and modelling of a subarctic wetland-the Deer River Watershed, Manitoba. J. Environ. Inform., 17: 36-45.
  29. Chen, B., L. Jing, B. Zhang and S. Liu, 2011. Wetland monitoring, characterization and modelling under changing climate in the Canadian subarctic. J. Environ. Inform., 18: 55-64.
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  30. Ping, J., Y. Chen, B. Chen and K. Hawboldt, 2010. A robust statistical analysis approach for pollutant loadings in urban rivers. J. Environ. Inform., 16: 35-42.
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  31. Ping, J., B. Chen and T. Husain, 2010. Risk assessment of ambient air quality by stochastic-based fuzzy approaches. Environ. Eng. Sci., 27: 233-246.
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  32. Li, P., B. Chen and T. Husain, 2010. IRFAM: An integrated rule-based neural fuzzy classification system for watershed modeling. J. Hydrol. Eng., 16: 21-32.
  33. Qin, X.S., B. Chen, G.H. Huang and B. Zhang, 2009. Integrated fuzzy assessment approach for analyzing environmental risks of petroleum-contaminated sites. Adv. Sustainable Petroleum Eng. Sci., 1: 42-59.
  34. Qin, X., G. Huang, B. Chen and B. Zhang, 2009. An interval-parameter waste-load-allocation model for river water quality management under uncertainty. Environ. Manage., 43: 999-1012.
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  35. Ping, J., B. Chen and T. Husain, 2009. A two-stage life cycle analysis approach for alternative screening of structural solutions. J. Nat. Sci. Sustainable Technol., 3: 321-338.
  36. Lin, Q.G., G.H. Huang, B. Bass, B. Chen, B. Zhang and X.D. Zhang, 2009. CCEM: A city-cluster energy systems planning model. Energy Sources Part A: Rec. Util. Environ. Effects, 31: 273-286.
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  37. Cai, Y.P., G.H. Huang, Z.F. Yang, W. Sun and B. Chen, 2009. Investigation of public's perception towards rural sustainable development based on a two-level expert system. Expert Syst. Applic., 36: 8910-8924.
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  38. Zhang, B., G.H. Huang and B. Chen, 2008. Enhanced bioremediation of petroleum contaminated soils through cold-adapted bacteria. J. Petroleum Sci. Technol., 26: 955-971.
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  39. Chen, B., H.C. Guo, G.H. Huang, Y. Yin and B. Zhang, 2008. IFMEP: An interval fuzzy multiobjective environmental planning model for urban systems. Civil Eng. Environ. Syst., 25: 99-125.
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  40. Chen, B., 2008. Health-impact risk assessment for river pollution through a modified contaminant transport model. Water Air Soil Pollut., 200: 323-339.
  41. Qin, X.S., G.H. Huang, A. Chakma, B. Chen and G.M. Zeng, 2007. Simulation-based process optimization for surfactant-enhanced aquifer remediation at heterogeneous DNAPL-contaminated sites. Sci. Total Environ., 381: 17-37.
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  42. Chen, B., 2007. Climate change and pesticide loss in watershed systems: A simulation modeling study. J. Environ. Inform., 10: 55-67.
  43. Huang, Y.F., G.H. Huang, A. Chakma, I. Maqsood, B. Chen, J.B. Li and Y.P. Yang, 2006. Remediation of petroleum-contaminated sites through simulation of a DPVE-aided cleanup process: Part 1. model development. Energy Sources Part A: Rec. Util. Environ. Effects, 29: 347-365.
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  44. Huang, G.H., B. Chen and X.S. Qin, 2006. Study of diagnosing, preventing and controlling illnesses of modern cities. J. Xiamen Univ. Technol., 15: 1-10.
  45. Maqsood, I., G.H. Huang, Y. Huang, and B. Chen, 2005. ITOM: An interval-parameter two-stage optimization model for stochastic planning of water resources systems. Stochastic Environ. Res. Risk Assess., 19: 125-133.
  46. Guo, H.C., B. Chen, X.L. Yu, G.H. Huang, L. Liu and X.H. Nie, 2005. Development of integrated cleaner production system for alcohol industry. J. Cleaner Prod., 14: 94-103.
  47. Chen, B., H.C. Guo, G.H. Huang, I. Maqsood, N. Zhang, S.M. Wu and Z.X. Zhang, 2005. ASRWM: An arid/semiarid region water management model. Eng. Optim., 37: 609-631.
  48. Chen, B., G.H. Huang and Y.F. Li, 2005. Pesticide-loss simulation and risk assessment during flooding season: A study in the Auglaize-Blanchard Watershed. Water Int., 30: 88-98.
  49. Zhang, B.Y., G.H. Huang, M. Liu, D.M. Dong and B. Chen, 2004. ZnO-based solar photocatalysis for treatment of Cr (VI) contamination. Transactions Nonferrous Metals Soc., 14: 49-53.
  50. Guo, H.C., Z.X. Zhang, B. Chen, R. Zou and N. Zhang, 2004. Anti-poverty and environment sustainability in west China: A study for the Hemoluo district. Acta Scientiarum Naturalium Universitatis Pekinensis, 40: 144-153.
  51. Chen, B., Y.F. Li, G.H. Huang, Y.F. Huang and Y.R. Li, 2004. PELM: An integrated pesticide losses model for simulating pesticide pollution in a watershed system. J. Enviro. Sci. Health-Part B., 39: 613-626.
  52. Chen, B., G.H. Huang and Y.F. Li, 2004. A distributed nonpoint source simulation model-a case study in the Thames River Basin, Canada. Transactions Nonferrous Metals Soc., 14: 25-30.
  53. Li, Y.R., Y.F. Li, J. Struger, B. Chen and G.H. Huang, 2003. Pesticide Runoff Model (PeRM): A case study for the kintore creek watershed, Ontario, Canada. J. Environ. Sci. Health Part B: Pestic. Food Contam. Agric. Wastes, 38: 257-273.
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  54. Li, Y.F., Y.R. Li, G.H. Huang, J. Struger and J.D. Fischer et al., 2003. Development of a decision support system for managing pesticide losses in agricultural watersheds. Int. J. Sediment Res., 18: 60-73.
  55. Huang, Y.F., X. Chen, G.H. Huang, B. Chen, G.M. Zeng, J.B. Li and J. Xia, 2003. GIS-based distributed model for simulating runoff and sediment load in the Malian River Basin. Hydrobiologia, 494: 127-134.
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  56. Chen, B., Y.F. Li, G.H. Huang, J. Struger, B.Y. Zhang and S.M. Wu, 2003. Estimation of atrazine loss through the surface runoff from agricultural land in Auglaize-Blanchard Watershed, the united states. Water Q. Res. J. Can., 38: 585-606.
  57. Zhang, Z.X., H.C. Guo, B. Chen and N. Zhang, 2002. Economic-environmental system planning for arid regions in China. Acta Ecologica Sinica, 22: 1018-1027.
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  58. Zhang, Z.X., H.C. Guo, B. Chen and N. Zhang, 2001. An inexact multi-objective economic-environmental planning model for Hemoluo Region, Xinjiang. J. Basic Sci. Eng., 9: 33-42.
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  59. Guo, H.C., B. Chen and G.H. Huang, 2001. An optimization approach and its application for environmental planning of tourism city (II)-environmental planning in the Kunming Tourism Zone. Acta Scientiae Circumstantiae, 21: 244-247.
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  60. Chen, B., H.C. Guo, R. Zou, L. Liu and G.H. Huang, 2001. An optimization approach and its application for environmental planning of tourism city (I)-inexact multi-objective programming model. Acta Scientiae Circumstantiae, 21: 238-242.
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