Dr Amin Askarinejad

Associate Professor at Delft University of Technology @tudelft. Dr. sc. alumnus of @ETH

[Dave Petley @davepetley]

Last week a very interesting and unusual landslide occurred close to the town of Paimiossa in Finland:- https://t.co/GGZGk1AUdd

[Dr Amin Askarinejad @DAskarinejad]

@Pooneh_Maghoul @csa_asc Congratulations Pooneh, this is fantastic...👍

[Dr Amin Askarinejad @DAskarinejad]

@Dr_LPrendergast Happy birthday!

[Dr Amin Askarinejad @DAskarinejad]

@LyesseLaloui Congratulations

[AGU (American Geophysical Union) @theAGU]

Last week, a highway in #Turkey suffered a spectacular retaining slope failure. Causes might include failure through the foundation or a buildup of excess pore water pressures, according to @davepetley in #AGUblogs' The #Landslide Blog.

https://t.co/EqlWSDZcQX

[Canadian Geotechnical Journal @CanGeotechJ]

>> #OpenAccess alert! <<
Check out this study on slope deformation sensors that were developed to monitor the subsurface movements of a silty sand slope, as a means of investigating the precursors of #landslides induced by rainfall
https://t.co/Hi0Iqafd2Q @tudelft @ETH_en

[Sarah Springman #MentalHealthMatters @springman_sarah]

If anyone wants to know how to ‘make the earth move’ & to measure ‘how’ a slope moves, ‘how much’ it moves, & ‘when’, with a view to setting up early warning systems, please read Amin’s @DAskarinejad paper from the Ruedlingen landslide. #SensorDevelopment #OpenAccess