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Arun Bajracharya, Stephen Ogunlana, Hai Chen Tan, Goh Cheng Siew
Higher failure rates of construction business have been observed as a recurring phenomenon in the construction industry. This research focuses on the causes behind a range of performance modes of construction business. The growth and capacity under-inves...
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Hai Tan, Zimo Shen and Jiguang Dai
The extraction of road information from high-resolution remotely-sensed images has important application value in many fields. Rural roads have the characteristics of relatively narrow widths and diversified pavement materials; these characteristics can ...
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Hai Tan, Gioele Ruffini, Valentin Heller and Shenghong Chen
This study presents a numerical landslide-tsunami hazard assessment technique for applications in reservoirs, lakes, fjords, and the sea. This technique is illustrated with hypothetical scenarios at Es Vedrà, offshore Ibiza, although currently no evidenc...
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Hai Tan, Deguo Wang and Yanbao Guo
A common belief proposed by Peierls and Landau that two-dimensional material cannot exist freely in a three-dimensional world has been proved false when graphene was first synthesized in 2004. Graphene, which is the base structure of other carbon materia...
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Chong Han, Qingqing Tan, Lijuan Sun, Hai Zhu and Jian Guo
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Fan Yang, Jianhua Guo, Hai Tan and Jingxue Wang
The extraction of urban water bodies from high-resolution remote sensing images, which has been a hotspot in researches, has drawn a lot of attention both domestic and abroad. A challenging issue is to distinguish the shadow of high-rise buildings from w...
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