Gang Tian

Nov 15, 2024 | nature.com | Gang Tian

AbstractChina's operational highway subgrades exhibit a trend of diversifying types and an increasing number of defects, leading to more frequent urban road safety incidents. This paper starts from the non-destructive testing of urban road subgrade defects using geological radar, aiming to achieve intelligent identification of subgrade pathologies with geological radar.

Sep 26, 2024 | mdpi.com | Hui Chen |Gang Tian |Jiaxin Wu |Lilong Sun

1. IntroductionForests support social development by providing timber resources, raw capital, and ecosystem services. In the early stages of industrialization, forests served as natural repositories for timber resources and raw capital, supporting the foundational infrastructure for societal progress [1,2]. However, the overexploitation of timber resources has led to frequent ecological crises, in turn impacting social development and leading to social unrest [3].