During the process of tunnel construction, it is crucial to regularly observe and measure the
deformation of excavation surface and supporting structures to ensure the safety of …

Earthquakes and freeze-thaw cycles are two important causes of landslides, but knowledge
of their combined effect is limited. Therefore, a freeze-thaw test and large-scale shaking …

The instability of irrigation reservoir bank slopes in cold regions has seriously affected the
benign development of irrigation areas and agricultural production in recent years. To …

Imaging and measuring the Earth's relief with sensors mounted upon unmanned aerial
vehicles is an increasingly frequently used and promising method of remote sensing. In the …

Climate change will increase the duration of annual sea‐ice‐free periods and shift
precipitation patterns across the Arctic. Those factors are likely to increase erosion rates …

This study evaluates the influence of water level fluctuations in a mountain reservoir on
potential changes in the morphology of its shore zone. The analysis was carried out in the …

Freeze-thaw action is a common type of geomorphological processes eroding cliff faces in
the temperate climate zone. In our previous study, we assessed the geomorphological …

Soil disintegration is a key process of the early stages of soil erosion. The water level
fluctuation zone (WLFZ) in reservoirs undergoes seasonal changes involving periodic …

The rate of progression of geomorphological phenomena is greatly influenced by freeze-
thaw processes. In the face of air temperature increasing over the past few decades, a …

Slope retreat phenomena have been a persistent area of interest for researchers; however,
the majority of these studies have been conducted within a deterministic framework, thereby …