Shiyan Sha
Shiyan studies the climate-regulation capacity of urban-regional ecosystems, how it changes across climate-development scenarios, and what this means for urban climate resilience.
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Shiyan is a PhD researcher at the Global Systems Institute, University of Exeter. His research focuses on urban-regional ecosystems and their climate-regulation capacity, with particular attention to how these functions respond to changing climate and development conditions.
His work examines how climate-regulating functions can be maintained across future climate-development scenarios and how these dynamics shape urban climate resilience. His doctoral research is fully funded through international scholarship support.
Research interests
- Urban-regional ecosystems
- Climate regulation capacity
- Climate resilience
- Climate-development scenarios
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Research contributions
Shiyan contributes to STC’s work on urban-regional ecosystems, climate-regulation capacity, climate resilience, and future climate-development scenarios.