LI ChangSheng

LI ChangSheng
2025年06月11日
LI ChangSheng

PhD, Lecturer, Master’s Supervisor

School of Earth Sciences, East China University of Technology, Nanchang, Jiangxi Province 330032 P.R. of China

Mobile: +86-18205187511

Email: lichangsheng@ecut.edu.cn

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My research interests reside in structural geology, discrete element model and analogue model, as well as high performance computing (OpenMP, GPU).

Employment

  • 03/2019-Present Scientific research and teaching in Structural Geology, School of Earth Sciences, East China University of Technology, China
  • 2019.11~2020.11 Visiting Scholar at the Research Institute of Petroleum Exploration and Development (RIPED), China National Petroleum Corporation (CNPC)

Education

  • 2018.04~2018.06 Earth Observatory of Singapore, Nanyang Technological University ( short visit, supervised by Prof. Paul TAPPONNIER and Dr. Liqing JIAO)

  • 08.2014~03.2019 Ph.D. in Structural Geology, School of Earth Sciences and Engineering, Nanjing University, China

    I used discrete element model (DEM) and analogue model (AM) experiment to quantify and simulate the evolution of thrust wedge. Quantitative field data and laboratory data are combined with computer modeling, to help establish robust features of tectonic models on the scale of the upper crust. Recently, I am working on a parallel Discrete Element Model based on CPU/GPU._

  • 09.2012~06.2014 M.S. in Geological Engineering, School of Earth Sciences and Engineering, Nanjing University, China

    I investigated the characteristics of deformation, stress field and failure of soil–rock mixture by using numerical simulation and triaxial test with computed tomography (CT) scan.

  • 09.2008~07.2012 B.S. in Geological Engineering, North China Institute of Science and Technology, China

Publications:

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2016

2014

  • Li Changsheng, Dan ZHANG*, et al. 2014. 3D mesh generation for soil-rock mixture based on CT scanning. Rock & Soil Mechanics, 35(9):2731-2736. (In Chinese with English abstract)

Awards and Honors

  • 10.2017 Innovation capability improvement plan of excellent doctoral candidate in Nanjing University
  • 10.2016 Talent Scholarship for Graduate Student
  • 05.2014 Excellent Graduates of Nanjing University
  • 01.2014 Excellent Master of Nanjing University
  • 12.2013 National Scholarship for Graduate Students
  • 12.2011 Beijing 22nd Math Competition Second Award
  • 03.2011 Excellent student of North China Institute of Science and Technology
  • 03.2010 Excellent student of North China Institute of Science and Technology
  • 12.2009 National Motivational Scholarship

Laboratory Skills and Academic Interests

  • Software: PFC2D/3D, YADE, TRUBAL, RICEBAL, FLAC3D, ANSYS, Origin Lab, CorelDraw
  • Programming language: C/C++, MATLAB, FORTRAN, Python
  • Numerical Methods: Discrete Element Method, Finite Difference Method and Finite Element Method
  • Laboratory tests: direct shear test, triaxial shear test, structure physical modelling (analogue model)

Research

  Scientific research and teaching, Lecturer, Master’s Supervisor   School of Earth Sciences, East China University of Technology, China

  • 01/2025-12/2018 NSFC project: three-dimensional discrete element quantitative simulation of small displacement strike-slip faults layered deformation in the cratonic basin: a case study of the Shunbei No.5 Fault in the Tarim Basin (NO. 4246020215) (Project leader: ChangSheng LI)

  • 01/2022-12/2014 NSFC project: The effect of double-décollement on the Cenozoic tectonic deformation of the thrust belt in the southwest Sichuan Basin based on the discrete element simulations (NO. 42102270) (Project leader: ChangSheng LI)

  Research Assistant of Prof. Hongwei YIN, Numerical Simulation Lab
  School of Earth Sciences and Engineering, Nanjing University

  • 06.2016~present PetroChina project: The buried hill and salt related structural physical and numerical simulation experimental research in Hotan river-Madong area of Tarimu basin

  • 01.2016~present NSFC project: A quantitative study on the structural characteristics and deformation mechanism of compressional structures with multiple decollements: examples from deep structures in Kuqa depression of Tarimu basin (NO. 41572187)

  • 10.2015~10.2016 PetroChina project: The research of “roof structure” based on the physical modeling and numerical simulation in foreland basin

  • 01.2012~08.2016 National 973 program: The enrichment mechanism and resources potential evaluation of the paleozoic erathem shale gas in southern China. (NO. 2012CB214703)

Academic Conferences

  • 10.2017 2017 Annual Meeting of Chinese Geoscience Union

  • 08.2016 Concluding meeting of the enrichment mechanism and resources potential evaluation of the paleozoic erathem shale gas in southern China

  • 11.2015 2015 annual meeting of the enrichment mechanism and resources potential evaluation of the paleozoic erathem shale gas in southern China

  • 10.2014 5th International Forum on Opto-electronic Sensor-based Monitoring in Geo-engineering

  • 10.2012 4th International Forum on Opto-electronic Sensor-based Monitoring in Geo-engineering

Acknowledgement

  • YADE, TRUBAL, RICEBAL, MatDEM, DICE2D, PFC2D, gtkmm, PLplot, Cairo and all who has helped me.
  • Especially, we thank Julia Morgan for generously sharing her discrete element code RICEBAL (v. 5.4, modified from Peter Cundall’s TRUBAL v. 1.51), along with her post-processing scripts and algorithms, which have been used to process and display the model outputs presented. Further details about these methods can be found in the following reference: Morgan (2015).
  • We would like to thank Thomas Fournier provided an open source MATLAB code for calculating stress and strain in his homepage hosted on the website of rice university, Chun LIU and Qian HUANG for discussions on development of VBOX.
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