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Earth science research is deepening our understanding of natural systems and environmental impacts. From seagrass meadow dynamics and convective systems' impact on climate to uncovering rare earth potential in coal and the role of earthquakes in historical eruptions, these studies highlight recent developments.

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REVIEW article

Published on 09 Feb 2023

Hydrodynamics across seagrass meadows and its impacts on Indonesian coastal ecosystems: A review

This review explores seagrass meadow hydrodynamics and their impact on Indonesian coasts, highlighting the need for more research on sediment transport, ecology, and resilience.

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REVIEW article

Published on 12 Apr 2023

Mesoscale convective systems in the third pole region: Characteristics, mechanisms and impact on precipitation

This review examines mesoscale convective systems (MCSs) in the Third Pole region, emphasizing their impact on precipitation and climate, and calls for high-resolution climate simulations to address key knowledge gaps.

REVIEW article

Published on 09 Feb 2023

Hydrodynamics across seagrass meadows and its impacts on Indonesian coastal ecosystems: A review

This review explores seagrass meadow hydrodynamics and their impact on Indonesian coasts, highlighting the need for more research on sediment transport, ecology, and resilience.

REVIEW article

Published on 12 Apr 2023

Mesoscale convective systems in the third pole region: Characteristics, mechanisms and impact on precipitation

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REVIEW article

Published on 09 May 2023

The significance of Anomalocaris and other Radiodonta for understanding paleoecology and evolution during the Cambrian explosion

Radiodonta, a group of ancient marine animals including Anomalocaris, helps us understand early animal ecosystems and the evolution of arthropods during the Cambrian explosion by examining their diverse body structures and feeding habits.

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METHODS article

Published on 25 Jul 2023

Operational snow-hydrological modeling for Switzerland

The Swiss Operational Snow-hydrological model system offers daily forecasts and analyses of snow dynamics in Switzerland to inform hydrological risk management using advanced modeling and extensive datasets.

REVIEW article

Published on 09 May 2023

The significance of Anomalocaris and other Radiodonta for understanding paleoecology and evolution during the Cambrian explosion

METHODS article

Published on 25 Jul 2023

Operational snow-hydrological modeling for Switzerland

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REVIEW article

Published on 14 Dec 2023

Review of discrete fracture network characterization for geothermal energy extraction

This review outlines various geological and hydro-geophysical techniques essential for developing Discrete Fracture Network models to enhance geothermal energy extraction.

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ORIGINAL RESEARCH article

Published on 26 Apr 2024

Rare earth element enrichment in coal and coal-adjacent strata of the Uinta Region, Utah and Colorado

Rare earth element enrichment in coal and surrounding strata of the Uinta Region highlight significant potential for domestic extraction to support renewable energy technologies.

REVIEW article

Published on 14 Dec 2023

Review of discrete fracture network characterization for geothermal energy extraction

This review outlines various geological and hydro-geophysical techniques essential for developing Discrete Fracture Network models to enhance geothermal energy extraction.

ORIGINAL RESEARCH article

Published on 26 Apr 2024

Rare earth element enrichment in coal and coal-adjacent strata of the Uinta Region, Utah and Colorado

Rare earth element enrichment in coal and surrounding strata of the Uinta Region highlight significant potential for domestic extraction to support renewable energy technologies.

Faults of the earth crust, consequence of the earthquake

ORIGINAL RESEARCH article

Published on 24 Jun 2024

Multiparametric stations for real-time monitoring and long-term assessment of natural hazards

This study presents multiparametric stations for real-time monitoring and long-term assessment of natural hazards, focusing on crustal fluid and tectonic interactions to enhance seismic hazard understanding.

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ORIGINAL RESEARCH article

Published on 18 Jul 2024

A novel view of the destruction of Pompeii during the 79 CE eruption of Vesuvius (Italy): syn-eruptive earthquakes as an additional cause of building collapse and deaths

A novel perspective on the destruction of Pompeii suggests that syn-eruptive earthquakes, in addition to volcanic phenomena, significantly contributed to building collapses and fatalities during the 79 CE eruption of Vesuvius.

ORIGINAL RESEARCH article

Published on 24 Jun 2024

Multiparametric stations for real-time monitoring and long-term assessment of natural hazards

ORIGINAL RESEARCH article

Published on 18 Jul 2024

A novel view of the destruction of Pompeii during the 79 CE eruption of Vesuvius (Italy): syn-eruptive earthquakes as an additional cause of building collapse and deaths

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