Qinghua Lei

Lecturer

ETH Zürich

Switzerland

Research Interests

Explore related searches

Professors in Switzerland

Contact this professor

ORCID

Google Scholar

About

Qinghua Lei is a Lecturer at ETH Zurich, Switzerland. His research primarily focuses on the mechanics of geological processes, including the classification and modeling of rock behavior under various stress conditions. Recent publications highlight his work on rock creep, landslide dynamics, and the interaction of hydro-mechanical systems in fractured media.

Qinghua Lei

Research Interests

Explore related searches

Contact this professor

About

Articles (20)

Modelling lined rock caverns subject to hydrogen embrittlement and cyclic pressurisation in fractured rock masses

Endo-exo classification of episodic rock creep in underground mines: Implications for forecasting violent rockbursts

FracLab: A robust 3D DFN generator for coupled stress-flow-transport modeling of complex fractured media

Interplay of Loading and Adsorption Controls Elastic Deformation of Clastic and Crystalline Rocks

Endo-exo framework for a unifying classification of episodic landslide movements: Implications for forecasting catastrophic failures

Coupled hydro–mechanical simulation of the interaction between adjacent lined rock caverns subject to internal gas pressurisation

Log-periodic signatures prior to volcanic eruptions: evidence from 34 events

Log‐Periodic Power Law Singularities in Landslide Dynamics: Statistical Evidence From 52 Crises

Oscillatory finite-time singularities in rockbursts

Modelling rockbursts around a deep tunnel based on the particle finite element method: From progressive degradation to catastrophic ejection

Nodal integration-based particle finite element method (N-PFEM) for poro-elastoplastic modelling of saturated soils under large deformation

Causal mechanism of Gotthard Base Tunnel-induced ground deformation: Insights from 3D fully-coupled hydro-mechanical simulation and comparison to field measurements

Impact of stress-driven crack growth on the emergence of anomalous transport in critically connected natural fracture networks

More is different: On the emergence of collective phenomena in fractured rocks

Earthquake-induced fracture displacements and transmissivity changes in a 3D fracture network of crystalline rock for spent nuclear fuel disposal

Underground energy-related product storage and sequestration: site characterization, risk analysis and monitoring

A performance-based hybrid deep learning model for predicting TBM advance rate using attention-ResNet-LSTM

A Stochastic Dynamical Model of Slope Creep and Failure

A Numerical Study of Elastic Wave Arrival Behavior in a Naturally Fractured Rock Based on a Combined Displacement Discontinuity-Discrete Fracture Network Model

Real‐Time Forecast of Catastrophic Landslides via Dragon‐King Detection

Collaborators (8)

PAOLO CAPUANO

Paul Selvadurai

Xue Zhang

Simon Loew

Bing Q. Li

Gennady Gor

Wenzhuo Cao

Haiyang Yu

How do I reach out?

Meet Kite AI