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Geoenvironmental Disasters
Geoenvironmental Disasters is an international journal with a focus on multi-disciplinary applied and fundamental research and the societal impacts related to geoenvironmental...
This topical collection on cascading geohazards explores the complex sequences where a primary geological event triggers a chain of secondary and tertiary disasters. This special issue aims to explore the fundamental mechanisms and innovative prevention strategies for cascading geohazards including rockfalls, landslides, and landslide dams under the pressures of environmental change, ultimately advancing the theoretical and technical frontiers of global disaster mitigation. In our increasingly extreme climate environment, understanding these interconnected events is vital for moving beyond traditional, single-hazard risk assessments toward a more holistic view of disaster science.
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Prof. Ming Peng, PhD
Tongji University, Shanghai, China.Peng Ming, a Professor at Tongji University, has long dedicated his research to the evolutionary mechanisms of geological disaster chains and their associated risk prevention and control. He has led five projects funded by the National Natural Science Foundation of China and one project funded by the National Publication Foundation. He has authored or co-authored two textbooks, published two monographs in English and four in Chinese, and published 95 SCI-indexed papers. His work has garnered a total of 5,026 citations, yielding an academic H-index of 38, with a single paper receiving a maximum of 450 citations. For four consecutive years, he has been recognized by Elsevier as a "Highly Cited Scholar in China."
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