New paper on Gully erosion in Iran has just been published in Ecological Engineering (IF 4.29)

This study constructs a hot-spot analysis to explore the relationship between extreme floods and the dynamics of gully erosion in the Dashtiari region of southeastern Iran, specifically within a 6 km^2 area along the coastal ecosystem of the Oman Sea. Utilizing UAV-photogrammetry, we assessed the impact of a significant flood event in January 2020, characterized…

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New tsunami collaborative paper accepted in Sustainability (Q1 IF3.89)

Jumadi Jumadi, Kuswaji D. Priyono, Choirul Amin, Aditya Saputra,Christopher Gomez, Lam Kuok Choy, Arif Rohman, Nilanchal Patel, Farha Sattar,Muhammad Nawaz, Khusnul Setia Wardani. Tsunami Risk Mapping and Sustainable Mitigation Strategies for Megathrust Earthquake Scenario in Pacitan Coastal Areas, Indonesia. Sustainability In this paper we investigated the impacts that a Mw8.9 Megaquake would have on the local communities…

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Huazhu Zheng joins us for a year to continue his work on multiple use of water resources.

Huazhu Zheng combines his knowledge of economic modelling with environment, food and water sustainability to provide answers to complex problems. (1) Zheng, H., Wu, Y., He, H., Delang, C. O., Lu, J., Yao, Z., &Dong, S. (2024). Urbanization and urban energy eco-efficiency: A meta-frontier super EBManalysis based on 271 cities of China. Sustainable Cities and…

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New Collaborative paper out on Sumbing Volcano and Menoreh Mts (Indonesia)

Delineating a detailed mountain ecosystem using spatial statistics: A case study in Kodil Watershed, Menoreh-Sumbing Mountain, Central Java, Indonesia Ecol. Eng. Environ. Technol. 2025; 3Rina Purwaningsih Junun Sartohadi Guruh Samodra Christopher Gomez ABSTRACT Mapping mountain ecosystems is needed for local planning. Ecosystem boundaries are influenced by interrelated physical and environmental factors rather than singular physical features. Tropical mountain…

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Vincent Siccard presents his research on Sediment Hazards in Asakura @ 34th IGC in Dublin (Ireland) 博士課程シカールさんがアイルランドに博士研究「朝倉豪雨の土砂災害」を発表しました。

Vincent presented some of his PhD research in the session Hydro-climatic extreme events in mountains:monitoring and management: Impacts of heavy rainfall of July 2017 in mountainous watersheds in northern Kyûshû (Japan) on structural and process-based sediment connectivity.

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