Professor
PhD
Forestry and Environmental Management
I.U.C. Forestry 203
Fredericton
Dr. Fan-Rui Meng started his career with a Bachelor and Master Degrees in Forest Engineering from Northeast Forestry University in Harbin, China. He then completed his PhD in forest ecology from UNB. In 1997, Dr. Meng joined the Faculty of Forestry and Environmental Management as Industrial Research Chair, and served as the Research Director for the Noranda/Avenor Forest Watershed Management and Conservation Research Centre and later on Bowater/Nexfor Forest Watershed Research Centre. Before joining UNB, Fan-Rui worked as an exchange engineer in Forest Engineering Inc. in Oregon USA, and lecturer at Northeast Forestry University. He is also currently an adjunct professor at Fujian Agriculture and Forestry University, Fuzhou China.
Dr. Meng’s research interests include a variety of subjects related to hydrology and watershed management and conservation. Specific research interests include soil conservation, integrated watershed management, soil mapping and classification, forest growth and yield as affected by climate change. In his spare time, Fan-Rui enjoys reading, swimming and badminton.
Zhang, C., · Li, S., ·Qi, J., Xing, Z. and Meng, F-R. 2017. Assessing impacts of riparian buffer zones on sediment and nutrients loading into streams at watershed scale using an integrated REMM-SWAT model: Assessment of riparian buffer zones. Hydrological Process. 31:916–924.
Qi, J., Li, S., Li, C. and Meng, F-R. 2016. Assessing an Enhanced Version of SWAT on Water Quantity and Quality Simulation in Regions with Seasonal Snow Cover. Water Resources Management. 30:5021–5037.
Qi, J., Li, S., Li, Q., Xing, Z. Bourque, C.P.A, and Meng, F.R. 2016. A New Soil-Temperature Module for SWAT Application in Atlantic Region with Seasonal Snow Cover. Journal of Hydrology. 538:863-877.
Ashraf, M.I. Bourque, C.P.-A. MacLean, D.A. Erdle, T. Meng, F.R. 2015. A novel modelling approach for predicting forest growth and yield under climate change. PLOS One.