Evaluation of Building Seismic Capacity Based on Improved Naive Bayesian Algorithm by Yalong Li, Wei Wang, Bin Tan, Hongxia Wang

“…The research results indicate the following: (1) the accuracy of model evaluation is 93%, with model accuracy and recall rates of 0.913 and 0.93, respectively, indicating strong generalization ability of the model. (2) Selecting some actual examples of a building, the model judgment results are consistent with the actual results, verifying the correctness of the proposed method for building the model, which can be effectively used for determining the seismic capacity of building structures. (3) Applying the proposed method to the seismic capacity assessment of buildings in the Ta-pieh Mountains of Lu’an, it is concluded that the seismic capacity of urban buildings is common, while that of rural buildings is poor.…”
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Flood Forecasting Simulation in Karst Areas——A Case Study of Jinbao River Basin in Yangshuo by YUAN Meng, HU Haiying, TIAN Tian, ZHU Dantong, CHENG Xiangju

“…The runoff depth errors of the simulated floods in Jinbao River are all less than 20%, the peak time errors are all less than 1 h, and the overall qualification rate is 88.89%, with an average Nash efficiency coefficient of 0.85, which achieves the accuracy of Class B forecasting, and the flood prediction of the Yulong River is also up to the Class B accuracy, which indicates that the constructed model has good applicability to the simulation of runoff in the Jinbao River and other small watersheds in the karst mountainous areas. The model calculates the warning time and flow rate of vulnerable points under different rainfall recurrence periods, which can provide a basis for flood prevention and early warning in this area.…”
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Classification and identification of karstic aquifers in the OSHTORANKUH region by Tayebeh KIANI, mohamad Fatholahzadeh

“…Then, using the SAW model )is a subset of multiple criteria decision-making methods( Zoning areas prone to karstic aquifers OSHTORANKUH software was Arc GIS 10.3 and defining the center of the southern slopes of the western and north-eastern slopes of the mountain that are consistent with carbonate formation, the intersection of active faults and are the focus of surface runoff ,it also has a gentle slope than other parts of the region, have Better and more suitable conditions for the formation of karst processes karstic aquifers. …”
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Actual Evapotranspiration Comparison in Hanjiang River and Weihe River Basin Based on Multiple Methods by LI Tongtong, LIU Dengfeng, MING Guanghui, HAN Songjun, MENG Xianmeng, HUANG Qiang

“…Accurate actual evapotranspiration assessment in a basin is important for revealing climate change trends and serving regional water resources management.The Hanjiang River and Weihe River are typical representatives of semi-humid and semi-arid watersheds on the north and south sides of the Qinling Mountains.This paper estimates and verifies the mean annual actual evapotranspiration of basins in the Hanjiang River and Weihe River basins by multiple methods including the water balance method, B2015 evapotranspiration complementary model, SWAT hydrological model, and evapotranspiration data products.The results show that the B2015 evapotranspiration complementary model is well applied to both study areas, and the calculated actual evapotranspiration error is less than 10%.The SWAT model performs well in the daily runoff simulation in both study areas, and the determination coefficient is larger than 0.63.The comparison results of multiple methods show that the annual actual evapotranspiration calculated by the water balance method and the SWAT model is closer to the actual value, and the calculated values of the B2015 evapotranspiration complementary model in Hanjiang River and Weihe River are 3.79% and 2.46% smaller than the actual values respectively.The actual evapotranspiration from the TEDAC and GLDAS evapotranspiration products is 31.08% and 36.54% larger in Hanjiang River and 13.72% and 5.06% larger in Weihe River, and the evaluation performance of the two products is better in the Weihe River than that in Hanjiang River.Additionally, it is still difficult to calculate the accurate actual evapotranspiration by current datasets and methods in specific basins.…”
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Research on the Energy-Saving Design Path of Rural Farmhouses under the Background of Ecological Livability by Jingyuan Shi, Qiuna Li

“…Rural areas have been concentrated on the multiple differences in economic, social, and construction characteristics such as mountain and peace dam topography, natural and artificial construction, developed and underdeveloped, rapid urban development, and relatively backward rural development. …”
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Crystal structure of poly[aqua-(μ2-1,3-di(1H-imidazol-1-yl)propane-κ2N:N′)-(μ3-2,3,5,6-tetrafluoroterephthalato-κ3O:O′:O′′)cadmium(II)], C17H14N4O5F4Cd by Guo Yu-Mei, Tang Bo, Ge Hong-Guang, Huang Pei, Lu Jiu-Fu

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The Observer’s Guide to the Gamma-Ray Burst Supernova Connection by Zach Cano, Shan-Qin Wang, Zi-Gao Dai, Xue-Feng Wu

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Les premiers rassemblements alpins de vélos tout terrain by Jean Saint-Martin, Frédéric Savre, Thierry Terret

“…Au cours des années 1980, la diffusion en France du mountain bike connaît sa première étape dans les territoires de montagne qui découvrent son intérêt socio-économique. …”
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A Methodology for Multihazards Load Combinations of Earthquake and Heavy Trucks for Bridges by Dezhang Sun, Xu Wang, Baitao Sun

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Web-based, participant-driven studies yield novel genetic associations for common traits. by Nicholas Eriksson, J Michael Macpherson, Joyce Y Tung, Lawrence S Hon, Brian Naughton, Serge Saxonov, Linda Avey, Anne Wojcicki, Itsik Pe'er, Joanna Mountain

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Research Hotspots and Trend Analysis of Barrier Dam Break Mechanism Based on CiteSpace by LI Yan'ang, HAN Peifeng, HUANG Shijie, YANG Guocheng, GONG Yukai, LIU Rui

“…The number of publications shows an upward trend, the top three countries in terms of the number of publications are China, Japan, and the United Kingdom, the main research institutions include the University of Chinese Academy of Sciences, Chengdu Institute of Mountain Hazards and Environment, etc., and the main researchers include Zhong Qiming, Peng Ming, etc. …”
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Climate model downscaling in central Asia: a dynamical and a neural network approach by B. Fallah, B. Fallah, M. Rostami, M. Rostami, E. Russo, P. Harder, C. Menz, P. Hoffmann, I. Didovets, F. F. Hattermann, F. F. Hattermann

“…The added value of CCLM, compared to its driving GCM, is evident over mountainous areas in CA, which are at a higher risk of extreme precipitation events. …”
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Effects of landslide hazards on quality of stream water and sediments by O. Phewnil, T. Pattamapitoon, N. Semvimol, W. Wararam, K. Duangmal, A. Intaraksa, K. Chunkao, P. Maskulrath, S. Hanthayung, P. Wichittrakarn

“…BACKGROUND AND OBJECTIVES: Landslide disasters in Thailand between 1970 and 2011 revealed a notable pattern: they primarily originated on mountain slopes, distinguished by a deeper soil profile. …”
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A 903-year annual temperature reconstruction for the southeastern Tibetan Plateau from the tree ring widths of Juniperus saltuaria by Shanshan Xu, Chaogang Zheng, Zhiyuan Shang, Zhigang Zhang, Xinggong Kong, Iain Robertson, Zhijun Zhao

“…Here, an annually resolved absolutely dated Juniperus saltuaria tree ring width chronology from the Haizi mountain, southeastern Tibetan Plateau (TP) was developed. …”
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Understanding the coupled relationship between regional longevity and physical geographical environment in Hechi, Guangxi, China by Qucheng Deng, Yaqing Liu, Yongping Wei, Wei Liang, Kaixian Zhu, Yonghua Li, Lihai Zhang

“…It is mostly located in rocky mountainous areas with low elevations, small to medium undulations, medium slopes and brown calcareous soils, but is rarely found near the non-ferrous mining industry. …”
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Reconstructing prehistoric lifeways using multi-Isotope analyses of human enamel, dentine, and bone from Legaire Sur, Spain. by Jacob I Griffith, Hannah F James, Javier Ordoño, Teresa Fernández-Crespo, Carina T Gerritzen, Christina Cheung, Rachèl Spros, Philippe Claeys, Steven Goderis, Barbara Veselka, Christophe Snoeck

“…Megalithism has been repetitively tied to specialised herding economies in Iberia, particularly in the mountainous areas of the Basque Country. Legaire Sur, in the uplands of Álava region, is a recently excavated passage tomb (megalithic monument) that held a minimum number of 25 individuals. …”
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Investigating the Relationship Between Dust Event and Climate and Surface Factors in Khuzestan Province (2011-2019) by Elham Mobark Hassan, Mahnaz Karimkhani

“…Also the ‎result demonstrated that the dust surface concentration and the dust column density declines from the ‎southwest to the northeast of the region due to the increased distance from the cross-border dust sources and ‎also the mountainous structure of the northeast. Analyzing of the annual distribution, showed a negative ‎relationship between the dust surface mass concentration and vegetation, and also positive/negative relationship ‎between dust column density and vegetation/ precipitation. …”
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Study on the Vibration Propagation Law and Stress Distribution Characteristics in Double-Arch Tunnels During Blasting by Xiaofei Sun, Ying Su, Dunwen Liu, Yu Tang, Pei Zhang, Jishuang Hu, Xianghao Sun

“…Highway tunnel construction in mountainous areas of China has been developing rapidly. …”
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The influence of diagenesis on the quality of tight sandstone reservoirs in Longdong, Ordos Basin by Gaixia Cui, Shouyu Xu, Qinlian Wei, Yimeng Yang, Jin Hu, Tuoping He

“…The analysis indicates that the dominant sandstone types found in the 13th member of the mountain reservoir are primarily quartz sandstone and lithic quartz sandstone. …”
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Revealing the fireworks-set-off pattern of spatial multi-function expansion across cities leveraging big geodata – a case of the Greater Bay Area, China by Ku Gao, Xiaomei Yang, Zhihua Wang, Yueming Liu, Huifang Zhang, Xiaoliang Liu, Qingyang Zhang

“…We found that (1) across-cities SMFE exhibited a fireworks-set-off pattern, including sprawling along river in the plains between coastal port cities and inland core cities and diffusing from inland core cities on the plains to inland node cities in the mountains; (2) social-living, business-trade, and industry-production functions were sequentially primary expanding functions; (3) paddy and forest were two major land cover types encroaching upon inland cities, while coastal cities primarily suffered from losses of water. …”
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