Hideaki Marui
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Dr. Hideaki Marui is a distinguished geoscientist whose research centers on landslide monitoring, slope stability, and natural hazard risk assessment. His most influential work includes the landmark 2012 study "Comprehensive monitoring system on the Grohovo Landslide, Croatia," which has garnered 12 citations and established a benchmark for integrated landslide surveillance. Dr. Marui's major contribution lies in developing multi-parameter monitoring frameworks that combine geotechnical instrumentation, hydrological data, and remote sensing to track active landslides in complex geological settings. His research on the Grohovo Landslide—the largest active landslide along Croatia's Adriatic coast—provided critical insights into the reactivation mechanisms of historical slope failures in the Rjecina valley, where instabilities have persisted since the 19th and 20th centuries. By demonstrating how comprehensive monitoring systems can predict landslide behavior and mitigate risks to vulnerable communities, Dr. Marui has advanced both theoretical understanding and practical hazard management. His work continues to influence landslide research and early warning system design in landslide-prone regions worldwide.
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- 1Comprehensive monitoring system on the Grohovo Landslide, Croatia12 citations · 2012