Research Seminar: Research on the Development of BeiDou High Precision Positioning Navigation and Timing Service

Prof. Shi has long been engaged in research on high-precision positioning, navigation, timing, and applications of BeiDou system. He has successively served as a professor at Wuhan University, a researcher at the German Research Center for Geosciences, and the director of the Wuhan University Analysis Center of the International Satellite Navigation Service (IGS). He is the leader of the expert group in the field of “Application Promotion and Industrialization” of BeiDou system, a convener in the field of "Earth Observation and Navigation" of the National Key Science and Technology Program during the 11th to the 14th National Five-Year-Plan. His research achievements have supported the construction of many major scientific projects such as the total adjustment of the national Grade A and B GPS observation network, Crustal Movement Observation Network of China (CMONOC), the National BeiDou Ground-based Augmentation System. He was awarded one first prize and two second prizes of the National Prize for Science and Technology Progress as the principal investigator of these projects. He was also funded by the National Leading Talent projects such as the National Outstanding Youth Program. He has published over 300 academic papers, and 2 monographs with a total citation count exceeding 3,500. He was granted 40 invention patents and trained over 100 master's and doctoral students.