A bibliometric and content analysis of research trends on GIS-based landslide susceptibility from 2001 to 2020.

To assess the status of hotspots and research trends on geographic information system (GIS)-based landslide susceptibility (LS), we analysed 1142 articles from the Thomas Reuters Web of Science Core Collection database published during 2001-2020 by combining bibliometric and content analysis. The paper number, authors, institutions, corporations, publication sources, citations, and keywords are noted as sub/categories for the bibliometric analysis. Thematic LS data, including the study site, landslide inventory, conditioning factors, mapping unit, susceptibility models, and mode fit/prediction performance evaluation, are presented in the content analysis.

Geochemical accumulation and source tracing of heavy metals in arable soils from a black shale catchment, southwestern China.

Heavy metal enrichment in soils has been linked to the weathering of lithologies with high geochemical backgrounds, such as black shale. Therefore, this study conducted a typical sampling of surface soils in a black shale catchment in southwestern China to characterize the accumulation and sources of the heavy metals As, Cd, Co, Cr, Cu, Ni, Pb, Zn, Mo and Tl. Elevated concentrations of most heavy metals in the soils underlain by black shale are determined to exceed the regional soil background values, even the risk screening values, especially for Mo, As and Cd.

3D Co-Seismic Surface Displacements Measured by DInSAR and MAI of the 2017 Sarpol Zahab Earthquake, Mw7.3.

On 12 November 2017, an earthquake occurred in Sarpol Zahab city, located on the Iraq/Iran boundary, with a moment magnitude (Mw) of 7.3. Advanced Land Observing Satellite 2 (ALOS-2) L-band (23.

Heavy metal(loid) and Pb isotope compositions of black shale weathering profiles on the northern Yangtze Platform: insights into geochemical behavior, contamination assessment, and source apportionment.

Heavy metal(loid) (Cd, Co, Cr, Ni, Cu, Zn, Pb, V, Tl, and As) and Pb isotope compositions of two black shale weathering profiles were determined to investigate the geochemical behaviors of these toxic elements during black shale weathering and the heavy metal(loid) contamination and source apportionment of Pb in black shale-associated soils. Black shale has higher heavy metal(loid) concentrations than the upper continental crust and the worldwide average shale. In contrast, the surface soils have much higher heavy metal(loid) concentrations than the profile soils.

Deterioration and Oxidation Characteristics of Black Shale under Immersion and Its Impact on the Strength of Concrete.

Black shale, which usually contains pyrite, is easily oxidized and generates acid discharge. This acidic environment is not favorable for concrete in engineering applications and is likely to affect the durability of engineering structures. This study investigated the effect of acid discharge from the weathering of black shale on the strength of concrete under partially immersed conditions.

Geochemical Characteristics and Toxic Elements in Alumina Refining Wastes and Leachates from Management Facilities.

A nationwide investigation was carried out to evaluate the geochemical characteristics and environmental impacts of red mud and leachates from the major alumina plants in China. The chemical and mineralogical compositions of red mud were investigated, and major, minor, and trace elements in the leachates were analyzed. The mineral and chemical compositions of red mud vary over refining processes (i.

Geochemical mass balance and elemental transport during the weathering of the black shale of Shuijingtuo formation in Northeast Chongqing, China.

An understanding of the processes that control the behavior of major elements with respect to weathering profile is essential to calculate the mobility, redistribution, and mass fluxes of elements. Hence, this study aims to determine the geochemical mass balance, strain, elemental correlation, and transport in weathering profiles. We constructed three weathering profiles for the black shale of Shujingtuo formation.

[Center suction bottle production and application].

Structure, working principle, use method and clinical application of a central suction bottle is proposed. It boasts such features as simply produced and easily used. The workload of nurses can be reduced by using disposable attract bags, Also cross-infection can be effectively controlled.