Titlebook: Landslide Science for a Safer Geoenvironment; Volume 3: Targeted Kyoji Sassa,Paolo Canuti,Yueping Yin Conference proceedings 2014 Springe

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Hyo-Sub Kang,Yun-Tae Kiml-wise segmentation map of an image, where a specific class is assigned to each pixel, enabling detailed analysis and understanding of the Earth’s surface. This paper provides an overview of semantic segmentation in remote sensing, starting with a definition of the task and its significance in extra

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Yuhua Zou,Kaiheng Hu,Xiaoqing Chen,Wei Zhongng technologies, in particular, have been prominent in recent research on the topic. By utilizing the ever-growing biomedical knowledge repositories and exploiting the relationship between diverse types of information (e.g., proteins, genes, molecular, diseases, drugs), graph neural networks (GNNs)

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Ko-Fei Liu,Shih-Chao Wei,Ying-Hsin Wu presents clear definitions of sustainability, suggesting conceptual frameworks for the positive and negative effects of ICT on sustainable development. It reviews methods of assessing the direct and indirect impact of ICT systems on energy and materials demand, and examines the results of such asse

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Dendrogeomorphic Chronologies of Debris Flows for the Crimean Mountains (Ukraine)their origin, frequency and triggers is widely lacking. This study therefore aims at reconstructing a regional time series of debris flows in eight catchments located on the slopes above Yalta. Dendrogeomorphic analyses were performed on 1,122 increment cores selected from 566 black pines (.) with c

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Hazard Management in a Debris Flow Affected Area: Case Study from Spreitgraben, Switzerlandthin 3 years they became huge, destructive events with enormous hazard potential. During this period a total amount of 650,000 m. bedload has been transported into the main river. Strong erosion along the debris flow channel caused considerable deposition at the confluence of the channel and the Aar