Name

Hongling TIAN

Professional

Title

Senior Engineer

Address

No. 9, Block 4, Renminnanlu Road, Chengdu, 610041, People’s Republic of China 

E-mail

THL@imde.ac.cn

Professional

Expertise

Landslide investigation / assessment, landslide risk analysis, landslide monitoring & pre-warning

Education

Sep, 2002- Jun, 2007 Graduate school of CAS, Ph.D

Sep, 1992- Jun, 1996 Jianghan Petroleum Institute (Yangtze University), Bachelor

Employment Record(including international working experience )

Feb, 2012-Feb, 2013   University of Tokyo, Tokyo, Japan, Visit researcher

Jul, 2007-Current        Institute of Mountain Hazards and Environment, CAS, Chengdu, China, Assistant professor /Senior engineer

Jul, 1996-Aug, 2002    Henan oilfield, SINOPEC, Henan oilfield, Henan, China. Assistant engineer.

Running Projects

lSino-Pakistan cooperation project for disasters monitoring with essential technology.

lMonitoring data analysis and pre-warning model service for the Hanyuan to Emei highway.

lComprehensive experimental platform for mountain disaster chains simulation.

lThe interaction effects evaluation between Railway, geological disasters and environment for Chengdu-Lhasarailway.

Academic Society Activities

Member of Electricity-Transmissioncorridorstable evaluationcommittee, IEEE

Awards

Key talent person of CAS, 2017

Best students of Graduate school of Chinese Academy of Sciences, 2006

Publications

lTian Hongling, Zhang Jiangqiang, Fan Xiaoyi, et al (2016). Risk and Monitoring, Pre-warning technology of Mountain Hazards in Poverty area. The Science press, Beijing.

lTian Hongling, Yang Zongji, Qiao Jianping, et al. Monitoring and early warning of debris flow in an earthquake impacted area, Baishahe catchment, southwest China[C]//DFHM7,Golden,USA, 2019.

lTian Hongling, Zhang Jiangqiang(2016).Analyses of Poverty Risk Induced by Mountain Disasters: A Case Study in Enshi, China. Journal of Geo-information science, 18(3): 307-314.

lTian, HL., Wang M., Yang ZJ. et al (2013). Multiple Predict Landslides in Giant Earthquake Struck Region: A Case Study in Chengdu, China. Earthquake-Induced Landslides. K. Ugai, H. Yagi and A. Wakai, Springer Berlin Heidelberg: 989-996.

lHongling T. Jianping Q, UCHIMURA T. et ul (2012). "Monitoring on earthquake induced landslides." Geotechnical Engineering Journal of the SEAGS & AGSSEA 43(2): 71-74.

lTian HL, Nan HL, Yang ZJ. Benefit-Cost Analysis of Geological Disaster Mitigation and Example. DISASTER ADVANCES. 2010.3(4): 163-165.