Research Progress
Prof. Gordon Zhou’s research team of IMHE, reveals segregation mechanisms in polydisperse granular systems under environmental fluid effects and develops a kinetic model and published on JGR: Solid Earth
New Progress in Large-Scale Realistic Mountain Forest Scenes Reconstruction by IMHE, CAS
New Progress in Individual Tree Segmentation and Multi-Dimensional Attribute Extraction in Complex Mountain Forests by IMHE, CAS
A new approach identifies the specific soil phosphorus pools mobilized by plant nutrient-acquisition strategies
IMHE Leads Study Uncovering Biogeochemical Cycling Patterns along Soil Chronosequences, Offering New Insights for Vegetation Restoration on Bare Land
IMHE Advances Understanding of Phosphorus Stability in the Water-Level Fluctuation Zone of Large Reservoirs during Long-Term Operation
Institute of Mountain Hazards and Environment, Chinese Academy of Sciences reveals regionally distinct climatic controls of ice avalanches across the Tibetan Plateau
A unified fractional-order model for soil infiltration
Climate warming reshapes vegetation responses in China from temperature to precipitation
Progress in Landslide Disaster Simulation Research Made by Chengdu Institute of Mountain Hazards and Environment
Greening Nonlinearly Intensifies Drought Impacts on the Grasslands of the Qinghai–Tibet Plateau
The prevention pattern and reduction mechanism and benefits for debris flows mitigation based on the concept of Nature-based Solutions (NbSs) in the mountainous areas have made progress