March
Study shows that hydropower dams reduce the temperature of rivers
A new study, published in the Environmental Research Letters journal, focuses on the impact of hydropower dams on the temperature of rivers in Asia'
March
LiDAR study reveals information about great Maya road
Scientists utilized LiDAR data to study the longest road constructed during the Maya era.
March
California reservoir needs to be drained due to risk of failure
California officials decided to drain a reservoir as its dam could fail under a strong seismic event. The Anderson reservoir, an artificial lake in
March
Tungurahua volcano in Ecuador prone to massive landsliding
According to a new study, Tungurahua, a volcano located in Ecuador known for its recent activity, may be experiencing severe instabilities. Tungurah
March
Scientists discovered new device that can stabilize and rotate satellites
In an effort to tackle satellite vibrations, scientists have discovered a brand-new device that can stabilize and also rotate satellites.
March
A rockslide struck a grocery store in Alaska causing severe structural damage. The slide struck the Tatsuda's IGA store located in Ketchikan, a city
February
New warning system monitors the internal damage of fiber-reinforced polymer materials
Scientists have created a new system capable of detecting damage in fiber-reinforced polymer materials also known as FRPs.
