Dr. Qingyan Meng is Professor, Doctoral Supervisor at the Aerospace Information Research Institute, Chinese Academy of Sciences, and Professor at the University of Chinese Academy of Sciences. He also once served as Director-General Assistant of Institute of Remote Sensing and Digital Earth, Chinese Academy of Sciences, Office Director of Demonstration Center for Spaceborne Remote Sensing, China National Space Administration, Expert of Application System of China National Major Science & Technology project ‘High Resolution Earth Observation System’, Member of expert committee of China National Ecological Protection Red Line Supervision Platform, Leading Expert of Disaster Information Service System Planning of China Major Project ‘National Natural Disaster Space Infrastructure’, Invited Professor of China Seismic Network Center of China Earthquake Administration, Member of the professional committee of Space Earth Observation of China Seismological Society and Deputy Secretary General of Digital City Council of China Society for Urban Studies. Professor Meng’s research interests focus on urban land surface environment remote sensing and earthquake infrared remote sensing. He has presided over 40 national projects, such as China National Science and Technology Support Project, China National Natural Science Foundation Project, EU's Seventh Framework Project and National Major Science and Technology Special Project. He has published more than 160 academic papers, published 3 monographs, authorized and accepted 49 invention patents and obtained 16 software copyrights and 19 awards including 4 first prizes, 5 second prizes, 2 Industrial Engineering Gold Awards and 1 Silver Award. He has conducted international cooperation research with more than 10 countries including France, Hungary, Russia, Bulgaria, Egypt and Thailand. The Chinese book of ‘Remote Sensing of Urban Green Space’ has been awarded the only Gold Medal in the field of Urban Environmental Sciences of the 10th Qian Xuesen Urban Research, National Science and Technology Academic Works Publication Fund, and selected as the top ten remote sensing events at China in 2020.