Clarence Choi is affiliated with the University of Hong Kong in China and contributes extensively to fields spanning Environmental Science and Engineering. Their research frequently addresses topics related to landslides, sediment transport, granular flow, and fluid dynamics, as well as dam engineering and ecosystem fire effects.
The main fields of study where Choi's work is situated include:
They further specialize in several subfields, including:
The primary research topics addressed by Choi encompass:
Choi has published multiple articles in a selection of academic venues, with recurrent contributions to:
Among recent papers authored or co-authored by Choi are:
Clarence Choi frequently collaborates with several researchers, including:
Dongri Song;C.W.W. Ng;Clarence Choi;Gordon G.D. Zhou
Yifei Cui;Deqiang Cheng;Clarence Edward Choi;Wen Jin
C.W.W. Ng;Dongri Song;Clarence Choi;L. H. D. Liu
C. E. Choi;S. C. H. Au-Yeung;C. W. W. Ng;D. Song
Gordon G.D. Zhou;Mingjun Zhou;Mandira Singh Shrestha;Dongri Song
Charles Wang Wai Ng;Clarence Choi;Dongri Song;J.H.S. Kwan
Yifei Cui;Clarence Edward Choi;Luis H. D. Liu;Charles Wang Wai Ng
Clarence Choi;Charles Wang Wai Ng;Raymond P.H. Law;Dongri Song
C. E. Choi;C. W. W. Ng;S. C. H. Au-Yeung;G. R. Goodwin
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Dong Song;Dong Song;Clarence Edward Choi;Charles Wang Wai Ng;Gongdan Zhou
C. W. W. Ng;C. E. Choi;R. C. H. Koo;G. R. Goodwin
Gordon G. D. Zhou;Junhan Du;Dongri Song;Clarence E. Choi
Gordon G. D. Zhou;Shuai Li;Dongri Song;Clarence E. Choi
Charles Wang Wai Ng;Haiming Liu;Clarence Edward Choi;Julian S. H. Kwan
Dongri Song;Gongdan G.D. Zhou;Min Xu;Clarence Edward Choi
Raymond Pak Hei Law;Clarence Edward Choi;Charles Wang Wai Ng
R. C. H. Koo;J. S. H. Kwan;C. W. W. Ng;C. Lam
Edward Yang;Ha H. Bui;Giang D. Nguyen;Clarence E. Choi
C. E. Choi;G. R. Goodwin;C. W. W. Ng;D. K. H. Cheung
C. W. W. Ng;C. E. Choi;L. H. D. Liu;Y. Wang
Charles Wang Wai Ng;Clarence Choi;A.Y. Su;Julian S.H. Kwan
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