Qiuqiong Huang Source Confirmed

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High Impact

Professor

University of Arkansas at Fayetteville

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22 h-index 119 pubs 1,755 cited

Research Areas

Water Use Efficiency and Irrigation Water Management Practices Hydrology and Watershed Management Studies Decision-Making and Behavioral Economics Soil and Water Nutrient Dynamics Carbon Emission Reduction Development Remote Sensing in Agriculture Climate variability and models

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Qiuqiong Huang's research program investigates the intersection of agricultural practices, water management, and environmental sustainability, with a particular focus on developing economies. Current work includes an examination of water infrastructure impacts on the agricultural industry in China under extreme weather conditions, employing a system dynamics model from a multi-level, climate resilience perspective. Another line of inquiry explores farmer perceptions of drought severity and their influence on adaptation strategies for maize farmers in China. Additionally, Huang studies irrigation practices and water control choices within the Arkansas Delta, including an analysis of the 'Most Crop per Drop' Contest.

Further research extends to the digital economy's role in carbon emission reduction and the green transformation of China's manufacturing industry. Huang also investigates agricultural water markets, with a case study from Zhangye City in China's Gansu province. With a career-spanning 119 publications and 1755 citations, Huang maintains an h-index of 22 and is recognized as a highly cited researcher. Collaborative efforts include shared publications with Eva Stephani Caroline at the University of Arkansas at Fayetteville.

Metrics

h-index: 22
Publications: 119
Citations: 1,755

Selected Publications

Water Use Efficiency and Irrigation Water Management Practices: a study of the Arkansas Irrigation Yield 'Most Crop per Drop' Contest (2026) DOI
Homeowners’ willingness to pay for changes in urban tree canopy cover in the United States (2025) DOI
Can Competition-Based Programs Promote Conservation in Agriculture? Evidence from the "Most Crop per Drop" Contest (2025) DOI
Homeowners’ Willingness to Pay for Changes in Urban Tree Cover in the United States (2025) DOI
Determinants of Water Source Choice for Irrigation in the Arkansas Delta (2024) DOI
Peers and the choice of irrigation practices in the Arkansas Delta (2023) DOI
Peer Irrigators and the Choice of Field Management and Water Control Practices for Irrigation in Arkansas (2021) DOI