Yingkui Zhao
Senior Lecturer
School of Forensic and Applied Sciences
University of Central Lancashire
United Kingdom
Biography
Yingkui gained his BSc in Physical Geography and Environmental Protection in 1983 from Peking University, China and completed his PhD in 2000 on sediment transfer and dispersion of the River Severn, UK. He joined UCLan immediately after completing his PhD to take up teaching in physical geography and environmental courses. Yingkui is a Tribunal Member of the General Regulatory Council (Environment) hearing appeals against Nitrate Vulnerable Zones in England. He is actively engaged with implementation of EU Water Framework Directive in England and provide expert advice on the designation of NVZ. Yingkui is currently acting as the Student Experience Lead for the School of Forensic and Applied Sciences and is responsible for student experience on Forensic, Policing, Archaeology and Geography Programmes.
Research Interest
Geography and Environment.
Publications
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Y. Zhao, X. Zhang & S. Marriott (2009): Phase change and remobilisation of heavy metals in floodplain sediments of UK river systems after frequent flooding. Prog. Env. Sci. Tech. Vol 2. p979-985
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Y. Zhao et al. (2013): Dispersion and remobilisation of heavy metals in the River Severn system, UK . Procedia Environmental Sciences Vol.18,167-173
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F Orji, Y Zhao (2015) Collaborative Environmental Management: A Case Study Research of Stakeholders’ Collaboration in the Nigerian Oil-producing Region. International Journal of Environmental, Chemical, Ecological, Geological and Geophysical Engineering Vol:9, No:12, 2015
