Remote Monitoring

In the bustling world of urban management and architectural maintenance, a groundbreaking study has emerged, promising to revolutionize how cities are monitored and maintained. Led by E. Doria from the Department of Civil Engineering and Architecture

In the bustling heart of urban infrastructure management, a groundbreaking study led by V. Scolamiero from the Department of Civil, Building and Environmental Engineering at Sapienza Università di Roma is revolutionizing how cities assess and maintai

In the rugged, inaccessible terrains of northwestern Pakistan, a treasure trove of mineral resources lies hidden, waiting to be uncovered. A recent study led by Islam Nazir Ul from the School of Earth Science and Resources at Chang’an University in C

In the heart of Kenya, Lake Magadi, a saline lake known for its soda and vast mineral deposits, is undergoing significant environmental changes. A groundbreaking study led by Pauline Wamalwa from Angerlyline, published in the African Journal on Land

In the heart of Mexico’s industrial powerhouse, the Metropolitan Area of Monterrey (MAM), a groundbreaking study is transforming how we tackle urban river degradation. Led by A. N. Escobedo Tamez from the Faculty of Civil Engineering at the Universid

In the fast-paced world of disaster response and infrastructure monitoring, time is of the essence. Every second counts when decisions need to be made based on accurate geospatial data. Enter Dr. S. A. Iz from the German Aerospace Center (DLR), who h

In the heart of Northeast Mexico, where the skies are increasingly unpredictable and rainfall patterns are shifting, a groundbreaking study is reshaping how we approach dam construction and flood risk assessment. Led by A. Vega Aguilar from the Facul

In the lush, tropical landscapes of Vietnam, a hidden world of towering limestone peaks, sprawling caves, and intricate underground water systems lies beneath the surface. This is the realm of karst geology, and it’s a realm that Yanlan Wei, a resear

In the heart of China, a groundbreaking discussion is unfolding that could reshape our understanding of karst landscapes and their profound implications for the energy sector. Junbing Pu, a leading researcher from the Chongqing Key Laboratory of Wetl

In the heart of India’s semi-arid Marathwada region, a groundbreaking study led by Namit Choudhari from the University of South Florida is reshaping how we understand and monitor droughts. Choudhari’s research, published in the journal ‘Hydrology’ (w