Professor Jin Fengxiang is a senior expert of the Central Committee and a well-known scholar in the field of surveying and mapping science and technology in China. He has extensive academic exchanges and scientific and technological cooperation at home and abroad. Many high-level scientific research achievements have been made in measurement data processing theory, gyro theodolite orientation theory, deformation measurement and analysis, digital information pattern recognition theory, remote sensing environmental monitoring technology, etc., which have great influence on peers at home and abroad. In recent years, the National 863 Key Project 1, the National Science and Technology Support Program Project 1, the National Natural Science Foundation Project 3, the National 863 Sub-Project 1, the International Science and Technology Cooperation Project 8, the Ministerial Project 9 and the Provincial Project 4 have been completed. Seven achievements have reached the international advanced level. Won the first prize of provincial and ministerial level scientific and technological progress 1, four second prizes, two third prizes, the first prize of national excellent surveying and mapping teaching materials 1, and the second prize of provincial teaching achievements 1. He has published 4 monographs and more than 60 papers/kloc-0. At present, it undertakes 3 provincial and ministerial projects.
He has successively won the honorary titles of outstanding young teachers in colleges and universities in Shandong Province and outstanding teachers in Shandong Province. Won the "Young Science and Technology Award" from Sun Science and Technology Education Fund of China Science and Technology Development Foundation, outstanding scientific and technological workers in Shandong Province, outstanding graduate tutors in Shandong Province, and outstanding achievement award for innovation and entrepreneurship of overseas professionals in Shandong Province. He is also a visiting professor at EPFL (Lausanne, Switzerland), a researcher at CERN (Geneva, Switzerland), a member of the Second Professional Committee of the International Association of Mine Survey (ISM), a director of the China Surveying and Mapping Society, a deputy director of the China Surveying and Mapping (Geographic Information) Steering Committee, and a vice chairman of the Shandong Surveying and Mapping Society. Selected as the first batch of national talents in the national project of "100 million talents in the new century", those who enjoy state government subsidies, top-notch talents in coal industry technology, and academicians of Russian Academy of Natural Sciences.