Roberto Tomás Jover

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Universidad de Alicante

Spain

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Roberto Tomás Jover is a Full Professor at Universidad de Alicante in Spain. His research focuses on geohazards, including urban landslide mapping, clay swelling pressure, and the assessment of jet grouting compressive strength through machine learning techniques. He has published significant contributions utilizing satellite interferometry and advanced modeling approaches to address issues related to landslide movement and land subsidence management.

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Juan López Vinielles

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Adrian Riquelme

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Universidad de Alicante

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luis jorda

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Universidad Politécnica de Madrid

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Universidad de Alicante

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MElvira GARRIDO-DLT

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Universitat Politècnica de València

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Encarna Esteban Gracia

Universidad de Zaragoza

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Juan M. Lopez-Sanchez

Universidad de Alicante

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Javier Calatrava

Universidad Politécnica de Cartagena

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University of Pavia

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Articles (20)

Facing challenges of urban landslide mapping by complementing geomorphological surveys and satellite interferometry in Alcoy (SE Spain)

Predicting Clay Swelling Pressure: A Comparative Analysis of Advanced Symbolic Regression Techniques

An Improved Spatial Clustering Method for Automatic Detection of Active Geohazards in Lanzhou

Advances on the investigation of landslides by space-borne synthetic aperture radar interferometry

Modeling the optimal management of land subsidence due to aquifers overexploitation

A New SJ* Value Based on Sievers’ J-Miniature Drill Tests to Determine the Drillability of Limestones

Coupling effect of impoundment and irrigation on landslide movement in Maoergai Reservoir area revealed by multi-platform InSAR observations

Effects of freeze-thaw cycles on sandstone in sunny and shady slopes

Influencing of drying-wetting cycles on mechanical behaviors of silty clay with different initial moisture content

Analysing the Impact of Land Subsidence on the Flooding Risk: Evaluation Through InSAR and Modelling

Preliminary analysis of the mechanisms, characteristics, and causes of a recent catastrophic structurally controlled rock planar slide in Esposende (northern Portugal)

Stability Assessment of Rock Slopes Using the Q-Slope Classification System: A Reliability Analysis Employing Case Studies in Ecuador

Retrieving the Kinematic Process of Repeated-Mining-Induced Landslides by Fusing SAR/InSAR Displacement, Logistic Model, and Probability Integral Method

Geomorphological characterization, remote sensing monitoring, and modeling of a slow-moving landslide in Alcoy (Southern Spain)

Updating Active Deformation Inventory Maps in Mining Areas by Integrating InSAR and LiDAR Datasets

Assessment of compressive strength of jet grouting by machine learning

Stakeholders’ Perspective on Groundwater Management in Four Water-Stressed Mediterranean Areas: Priorities and Challenges

A New Methodology for Bridge Inspections in Linear Infrastructures from Optical Images and HD Videos Obtained by UAV

Predicting the Uniaxial Compressive Strength of a Limestone Exposed to High Temperatures by Point Load and Leeb Rebound Hardness Testing

Predicting the Uniaxial Compressive Strength of a Limestone Exposed to High Temperatures by Point Load and Leeb Rebound Hardness Testing

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Juan López Vinielles

Adrian Riquelme

luis jorda

Esteban Díaz Castañeda

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Miguel Cano

Gerardo Herrera

Víctor Martínez-Ibáñez

Jiayin Luo

MElvira GARRIDO-DLT

Encarna Esteban Gracia

Juan M. Lopez-Sanchez

Javier Calatrava

claudia meisina

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