The researcher's work spans multiple disciplines within earth and environmental sciences, with a focus on advancing understanding and managing complex systems through interdisciplinary approaches. Their research is centered around several key themes: soil stabilization techniques in geotechnical engineering, the environmental impacts of heavy metals, hydrological forecasting using artificial intelligence, integration of geochemistry and geology for environmental monitoring, waste management practices in tailings treatments, innovative methods in groundwater exploration, and comprehensive studies on root stability and seepage flow. Their work integrates advanced technologies such as machine learning algorithms, probabilistic seismic hazard analysis, and geophysical techniques to address challenges in soil stability, water resource management, contamination prevention, hydrological modeling, waste recycling, and coastal environment monitoring. This research underscores a unified approach to tackling multifaceted environmental issues across various scales.
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