Summary
Jiayong Yan is a professor and deputy chief of deep geological survey engineering at the China Geological Survey with 11+ years of professional experience in deep exploration and geophysical array development. He has led and co-led numerous national-level projects—including broadband seismic and magnetotelluric networks that significantly improved China’s deep exploration capacity—and supervised discovery-to-survey work that classified the Laikelek copper polymetallic deposit as a large copper (silver) mine. A doctoral supervisor and core member of the Ministry of Natural Resources’ innovation team for deep mineral exploration, he combines field leadership with large-scale data integration across seismic, MT and other geophysical methods. His awards record and institutional honors reflect sustained impact on both basic geology and resource evaluation, while his work has produced massive open-depth datasets now underpinning regional resource assessments. Based in Beijing and trained in geophysical exploration and information technology at Jilin University, he blends academic mentoring with hands-on project delivery in challenging, data-rich frontier environments.
11 years of coding experience
bs, 地球探测与信息技术, bs, 地球探测与信息技术 at 吉林大学