Profile
Name：Xiao Ailing
Title：Associate Professor
Research interests：historical geography,science of ancient capital
Email：xiaoailing@snnu.edu.cn
Office：Room N108, West Annex, Museum of Education, SNNU
Address：No. 620, West Chang'an Avenue, Chang'an District, Xi'an 710119
Education Background
<strong>Education Background </strong><br />
2006, Ph.D. Center for Historical Environment and Socio-Economic Development in Northwest China, Shaanxi Normal University<br />
2001, M. A. Department of History, Shaanxi Normal University<br />
1992, B. A. Department of History ,Shaanxi Normal University,<br />
Assistant Professor (2002-2009)<br />
Associate Professor (2009- present)<br />
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<strong>Working experience:</strong><br />
<em>2001-, Northwest Institute of Historical Environment and Socio-Economic Development, Shaanxi Normal University, Xi’an</em><br />
<em>2012-2013, Visiting Scholar, Center for Chinese Studies, Institute of East Asian Studies University of California, Berkeley CA. USA.</em><br />
<em>2006-2010, Postdoctoral Researcher, College of Architecture, Xi'an University of Architecture and Technology, Xi’an<br />
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<strong>Service</strong></em><br />
The Secretary-general of the Academic Society of Chinese Ancient Capitals<br />
The Vice president and Secretary-general of the Association of Xi’an Historical Geography<br />
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Publications
Papers<br />
1. <em>Study on Urban Spatial Evolution and its reasons of Chang’an in Western Han Dynasty.</em> <em>Research on ancient capital of China</em><em>，</em>No. 1(2017).<br />
<em>2. </em><em>Analysis and suggestions on the protection of ancient capital sites</em><em>：</em><em>A case study of the protection of Chang’an city ruins in Sui and Tang Dynasties</em><em>，</em><em>Research on ancient capital of China</em><em>，</em>No. 1(2014).<br />
<em>3. </em><em>Research on gate management system of Tang Chang’an City. Journal of Shaanxi Normal University (Philosophy and Social Sciences Edition)</em>, No. 1(2012).<br />
<em>4. </em><em>Thoughts on GIS database construction of historical and cultural resources in old urban areas of Xi'an.</em> <em>Journal of Northwestern University (Natural Science Edition)</em>, NO.2(2011)<br />
5. <em>Spatial Perception and National Control in the West Han Dynasty——An Exemplification of the Devolopment of Cities in the West Han Dynasty</em>. <em>Journal of Shaanxi Normal University (Philosophy and Social Sciences Edition)</em>, No. 6(2010).<br />
6. <em>Research on space-time characteristics of the second level urban in West Han Dynasty</em>. <em>Journal of Sanmen xia Polytechnic,</em> No.3(2010).<br />
7. <em>Study on Daming Palace history position</em>. <em>The silk road,</em> No.24(2010).<br />
8. <em>A research on the early urban development of western region</em>. <em>Journal of Northwest University (Natural Science Edition)</em>, NO.6(2009)<br />
9. <em>The Rigid Specification of Chang an City Space about Sui-Tang Dynasty</em>. <em>Architecture & Culture</em>, No.6(2009)<br />
10. <em>Spatial Arrangement of Metropolitan Chang an in the Sui and the Tang Dynasties and Its Significance</em>. <em>Journal of Shaanxi Normal University (Philosophy and Social Sciences Editio), </em>NO.5(2009)<br />
11. <em>An Analysis of City Grading and Spatial Distribution Features of County Areas in the Early Western Han Dynasty——A Study of Bamboo Slips Unearthed from Han Tomb in Zhangjiashan</em>. <em>Journal of Chinese Historical Geography, </em>NO.4(2007)<br />
12. <em>An Analysis of the Structure of City Grading in the Late West Han Dynasty——A Study of the Bamboo Slips of the Han Unearthed in Yiwan</em>. <em>Journal of Shaanxi Normal University (Philosophy and Social Sciences Edition)</em>, NO.1(2007)<br />
13. <em>Research on time - space distribution characteristics of urban in West Han Qi State</em>. <em>Journal of Sanmen xia Poly technic, </em>No.2(2007)<br />
14. <em>The new interpretation on the capital central axis of Chang an of West Han. China's ancient capital research,</em> No.21, (Xi’an: Xi’an Press.2007).<br />
15. <em>Study on urban spatial distribution characteristics in the end of West Han Dynasty</em>. <em>Journal of Further Education of Shaanxi Normal University</em>. NO.3(2006)<br />
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Books<br />
<em>1.The Changan city in Western Han Dynasty: the earliest Eastern starting point of the Silk Road</em><em>，</em><em>Shanxi Normal University Press</em><em>，</em><em>2017.</em><br />
<em>2.Study on historical texts of protection planning of Changan city ruins in Sui and Tang Dynasties, published by the Science Publishing Company, in 2014.</em><br />
<em>3.Spatial Changes in the Arrangement of Western Han Cities was published by the Commercial Press in 2012. </em><br />
<em>4.The Chang’ an city of Sui and Tang Dynasties, Xi’an: Xi’an Press.2008</em>
Research Project
<em>1.A conservation planning historical text on Chang an relics of Sui and the Tang Dynasty </em>(08XZS005), From: National Planning Office Philosophy and Social Sciences, 2008(finished).<br />
<em>2.The specialized assessment report on preserve relic site of Sui and Tang Chang an City</em>（08KF04）, From: State Key Lab of Western Architecture & Technology(Cultivating Base), 2008(finished).<br />
<em>3.A study of city grading and distribution features in Western Han Dynasty</em>, From: Shaanxi Normal University, 2007(finished).<br />
<em>4..Research on urban cultural of Han-Tang </em><em>Dynasty</em>, From: Xi’an Planning Office Philosophy and Social Sciences, 2004(finished).
