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Debris Flow Dating and Magnitude Reconstruction
Debris flows typically occur in mountain regions with high energy relief, complex geology and extreme climate conditions, where they often affect...
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Comparison of Multi-temporal Elevation Models of a Debris-Flow Channel
Debris flows are among the most hazardous landslides. Additionally, their relevance increases as a consequence of global climate change, a...
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Simulation of the landform change process on a purple soil slope due to tillage erosion and water erosion using UAV technology
Both tillage erosion and water erosion are severe erosional forms that occur widely on slo** agricultural land. However, previous studies have...
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High-quality building information models (BIMs) using geospatial datasets
Recently, there has been a great demand for 3D building models in several applications including cartography and planning applications in urban...
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Vibration Deformation Monitoring of Offshore Wind Turbines Based on GBIR
In view of the disadvantages of vibration safety monitoring technology for offshore wind turbines, a new method is proposed to obtain deformation...
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GIS-based flood proneness screening: a prelude to stormwater management in rapidly urbanizing catchments
Absence of reliable hydro-climatic information is among the bottlenecks for inadequate and improper management of stormwater runoff in...
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Possibility of Use of BIM in Automated Geometry Check of Structures
An integral part of the construction works is the as-built documentation of the constructed structures and buildings and the check of the geometry of...
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Crustal Structure and Ascent of Fluids and Melts Beneath Merapi: Insights From Geophysical Investigations
The magma plumbing system of Merapi volcano is a key for understanding its eruptive activity and thus has received scientific interest for a...
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Improving urban seismic risk estimates for Bishkek, Kyrgyzstan, through incorporating recently gained geological knowledge of hazards
Many cities are built on or near active faults, which pose seismic hazard and risk to the urban population. This risk is exacerbated by city...
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From landslide characterization to nature reserve management: The “Scialimata Grande di Torre Alfina” landslide Geosite (Central Apennines, Italy)
Italy is characterized by widespread geomorphological instability, among which landslides leave impressive marks on the landscape. Nevertheless,...
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A new rating system for hydrogeological risk management along railway infrastructures in Prealpine zone (northern Italy)
Railway infrastructures in mountain areas often develop along hillslopes affected by geomorphological and hydrogeological processes which might lead...
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History of Karst and Cave Research in Hungary
In Hungary, geographical publications already mentioned special karst objects more than half a thousand years ago. About 250 years ago, some authors...
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Integrated Strategies for the Management of Wadi Flash Floods in the Middle East and North Africa (MENA) Arid Zones: The ISFF Project
Sustainable management of wadi flash flood (WFF) risks is desperately needed to secure development in wadi systems. Due to rapid flow generation with...
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Remote analysis of an open-pit slope failure: Las Cruces case study, Spain
Slope failures occur in open-pit mining areas worldwide, producing considerable damage in addition to economic loss. Identifying the triggering...
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Comparative Analyses of the Point Cloud Produced by Using Close-Range Photogrammetry and Terrestrial Laser Scanning for Rock Surface
Point cloud produced by using theoretically and practically different techniques is one of the most preferred data types in various engineering...
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Role of Digital Technologies, Robotics, and Augmented Realities
Several examples testify how the evolution in applied technologies to cultural heritage has improved significantly in the last decades in terms of...
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Using a semi-analytical model to retrieve Secchi depth in coastal and estuarine waters
Secchi depth (SD, m) is a direct and intuitive measure of water’s transparency, which is also an indicator of water quality. In 2015, a...
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Overview of Bathymetric Surveying Technology
Bathymetric surveying technology can be divided into four types according to the measurement platform: shipborne measurement (conventional vessels...
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Study Methods and Techniques
Based on the different perspectives of geological disciplines on the objectives in the studies of coastal geology, a variety of research methods are...