Professor Chong-Yu Xu, Dept of Geosciences, University of Oslo (UiO) is an active and productive researcher within his research topics. Now he is recognized by ScholarGPS as a highly ranked scholar in multiple fields of study, including his main field hydrology.
Chong-Yu Xu is a professor of hydrology, hydrological modeling, and climate change impact, and came to UiO in 2005. One of his research interests is numerical modeling the effects of climate and environmental changes on a global, regional, and local scale.
Highly ranked in three subject fields
ScholarGPS is an online platform that recognizes and ranks scholars based on their academic achievements and contributions in various subject fields.
Xu is honored in the ScholarGPS as a "Highly Ranked Scholar by ScholarGPS for lifetime" in three subjects which are: #5 Water balance, #13 Hydrology, and #31 River. In addition to this accievement, he is also honoured as a "Highly Ranked Scholar - Prior Five Years" in his main research field #10 Hydrology.
The full database and source for the ranking on ScholarGPS is online:
scholargps.com/ | Chong-Yu Xu
In addition to this international ranking by ScholarGPS, Chong-Yu Xu is also frequently on the lists over the most productive researchers in Norway when it comes to publication points, a performance-based model that aims at stimulating more scientific publication, with higher quality. Recently in Khrono, a national news and niche newspaper for the knowledge sector, he is ranked as #11 in a list over the Norwegian scientists with most publication points in 2023.
In another Norwegian professional journal, Forskerforum he appears as #5 over Norwegian researchers who published the most research from 2017 to 2020.
About ScholarGPS's rankings
Highly ranked scholars are authors whose ranking places them in the top 0.05% of all scholars due to their lifetime scholarly contributions in the following four categories: overall (all fields); in their specific field; in their specific discipline; and in all specialties with which they are associated. Source: scholargps.com