Landslides are a common and costly geological hazard, with regular occurrences leading to
significant damage and losses. To effectively manage land use and reduce the risk of …

The Zongling landslide (Nayong, Guizhou, China) is dominated by a unique karst landscape
area with many landslide masses. In this paper, an improved Interferometric Point Target …

Coastal wetland ecosystems are among the most productive yet highly threatened systems
in the world, and population growth and increasing economic development have resulted to …

Permafrost areas pose a threat to the safe operation of linear projects such as the Qinghai–Tibet
railway due to the repeated alternating effects of frost heaving and thawing settlement of …

Remote sensing instruments, especially synthetic aperture radar (SAR), have become
valuable tools for monitoring coastal bathymetry in both space and time. In this study, we …

The Turkey–Syria earthquakes that occurred on February 6, 2023, have caused significant
human casualties and economic damage. Emergency services require quick and accurate …

Wetlands play a key role in regional and global environments and are critically linked to many
major issues such as climate change, water quality, hydrological and carbon cycles, and …

Fault slip rates are critical for understanding the evolution of active faults, earthquake recurrence,
and crustal deformation. Yet variations in slip rate along the Haiyuan Fault Zone (HYFZ)…

The surface displacement by seasonally freezing bulge and thawing subsidence are the
main hazards for engineering construction in permafrost regions, especially for the Qinghai-…

Incremental vertical ground movements due to coal mining can increase landslide susceptibility
greatly in a short time and have thus triggered a large number of geological disasters, …