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 l Sino-Pakistan cooperation project for disasters monitoring with essential technology. l Monitoring data analysis and pre-warning model service for the Hanyuan to Emei highway. l Comprehensive experimental platform for mountain disaster chains simulation. l The interaction effects evaluation between Railway, geological disasters and environment for Chengdu-Lhasa railway. Academic Society Activities Member of Electricity-Transmission corridor stable evaluation committee, IEEE Awards Key talent person of CAS, 2017 Best students of Graduate school of Chinese Academy of Sciences, 2006 Publications l Tian Hongling, Zhang Jiangqiang, Fan Xiaoyi, et al (2016). Risk and Monitoring, Pre-warning technology of Mountain Hazards in Poverty area. The Science press, Beijing. l Tian 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. l Tian 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. l Tian, 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. l Hongling T. Jianping Q, UCHIMURA T. et ul (2012). "Monitoring on earthquake induced landslides." Geotechnical Engineering Journal of the SEAGS & AGSSEA 43(2): 71-74. l Tian HL, Nan HL, Yang ZJ. Benefit-Cost Analysis of Geological Disaster Mitigation and Example. DISASTER ADVANCES. 2010.3(4): 163-165.
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