Layer I · Digitize — Physical to Digital Crop
Multi-view 3D reconstruction, UAV imaging, and computer vision turn a real crop into point clouds and quantified traits — a measurable digital twin of its current state.

Postdoctoral Researcher
Shenzhen Institute of China Agricultural University · Shenzhen, China
Toward high, stable, and resource-efficient crop production under climate change, my research turns satellite–UAV–ground 3D observations into interpretable crop physiological states and, by coupling structure–radiation–photosynthesis–growth processes with data assimilation, builds verifiable, predictive, and intervenable crop digital twins that provide a mechanistic basis for the coordinated design of genotype × environment × management (G×E×M). With multi-source observation and AI, I make the state of the crop system observable, its mechanisms interpretable, its future projectable, and its decision risk quantifiable.
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A four-layer architecture — Digitize, Understand, Predict, Design — turning multi-source observations into a verifiable, predictive, and designable crop. My PhD built Layers I–II; my postdoc focuses on the Layer II-to-III jump: making crop state not only observable and explainable, but projectable.
Multi-view 3D reconstruction, UAV imaging, and computer vision turn a real crop into point clouds and quantified traits — a measurable digital twin of its current state.
Coupling structure–radiation–photosynthesis–growth processes with scientific AI to turn the digital crop into an interpretable, mechanistic model.
State-transition dynamics and data assimilation project growth under environment × management scenarios, with decision risk quantified.
Inverse design and optimization over genotype × environment × management propose canopy and breeding targets — from sensing crops to designing crops.
Shenzhen Institute of China Agricultural University, Shenzhen, China
Postdoctoral research at the Shenzhen Institute of China Agricultural University.
Shihezi University, China
Shihezi University, China
Methods and tools used to move from sensing and modeling to reproducible research software.
Selected programs showing the progression from sensing and reconstruction to simulation and applied phenotyping.
3D reconstruction, light distribution & photosynthesis
Optical inversion, crop design & computer vision
Peer-reviewed research and reusable software supporting plant phenotyping workflows.
Plant Phenomics
Deng, L.; Yu, L. X.; Mao, L.; Wang, Y.; Guo, X.; Wang, M.; Zhang, Y.; Song, Q.; Zhu, X.-G.
Zenodo
Deng, L.
An integrated platform for plant phenotyping, data processing, and analysis. Core modules have been transferred through Shufeng Bio for applied phenotyping and intelligent-agriculture services.