Jan Beutel

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University of Innsbruck

Austria

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Jan Beutel is a Professor at Universität Innsbruck in Austria. His research focuses on the dynamics of rock glaciers and debris-covered glaciers, with a particular emphasis on ground ice content, rock slope failure forecasting, and energy-efficient communication in wireless IoT networks. He has contributed to numerous articles examining permafrost temperature measurement practices, thermoelectric energy harvesting, and the interaction of hydrology and ground temperatures in mountainous environments.

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Michael Krautblatter

University Professor

Ludwig-Maximilians-Universität München

GERMANY

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Alessandro Cicoira

University of Zurich

SWITZERLAND

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Sebastián Vivero

EPFL (École Polytechnique Fédérale de Lausanne)

SWITZERLAND

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Reynald Delaloye

University of Fribourg

SWITZERLAND

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Jeannette Noetzli

WSL Institute for Snow and Avalanche Research SLF

SWITZERLAND

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Articles (10)

Characterizing ground ice content and origin to better understand the seasonal surface dynamics of the Gruben rock glacier and the adjacent Gruben debris-covered glacier (southern Swiss Alps)

An approach for prospective forecasting of rock slope failure time

LSR: Energy-Efficient Multi-Modulation Communication for Inhomogeneous Wireless IoT Networks

Non-Intrusive Distributed Tracing of Wireless IoT Devices with the FlockLab 2 Testbed

Spectral amplification of ground motion linked to resonance of large-scale mountain landforms

Best Practice for Measuring Permafrost Temperature in Boreholes Based on the Experience in the Swiss Alps

Environment and Application Testbed for Low-Power Energy Harvesting System Design

Thermoelectric Energy Harvesting From Gradients in the Earth Surface

How rock glacier hydrology, deformation velocities and ground temperatures interact: Examples from the Swiss Alps

Environment and Application Testbed for Low-Power Energy Harvesting System Design

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Michael Krautblatter

Alessandro Cicoira

Sebastián Vivero

Reynald Delaloye

Jeannette Noetzli

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