Michael Olsen

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Oregon State University

United States

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Michael Olsen is a Professor at Oregon State University, United States. His research interests encompass various aspects of geotechnical engineering, focusing on topics such as lidar technology, liquefaction settlement models, and sea cliff erosion forecasting. Recent publications demonstrate his expertise in assessing the performance of geotechnical models and analyzing landslide dynamics through advanced methodologies.

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Comparison of Virtual Curb Ramp Slope Assessment from Multiple Lidar Platforms

Assessing the Performance of Liquefaction Settlement Models Following Blast Testing in Silty Sands

A Multidimensional Analysis Approach Toward Sea Cliff Erosion Forecasting

RegionGrow3D: A Deterministic Analysis for Characterizing Discrete Three‐Dimensional Landslide Source Areas on a Regional Scale

150 years of the Journal of Surveying Engineering

Virtual ADA Compliance Assessment: Mimicking Digital Inclinometers to Measure Slopes within Point Clouds

Editor’s Farewell

Author Correction: Inversions of landslide strength as a proxy for subsurface weathering

LADI: Landslide displacement interpolation through a spatial-temporal Kalman filter

Lidar-Derived Rockfall Inventory—An Analysis of the Geomorphic Evolution of Rock Slopes and Modifying the Rockfall Activity Index (RAI)

Inversions of landslide strength as a proxy for subsurface weathering

New Structural Complexity Metrics for Forests from Single Terrestrial Lidar Scans

Forecasting post-earthquake rockfall activity

SlideSim: 3D Landslide Displacement Monitoring through a Physics-Based Simulation Approach to Self-Supervised Learning

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