Peng Cui is affiliated with the Chinese Academy of Sciences in China and has a research focus spanning environmental science and engineering. Their work primarily addresses natural hazards, disaster risk, and environmental monitoring. They have contributed extensively to topics including landslides and related hazards, cryospheric studies and observations, flood risk assessment and management, climate change and permafrost, hydrology and watershed management studies, domain adaptation and few-shot learning, as well as geotechnical engineering and analysis.
The scientist's frequent publication venues include arXiv (Cornell University) with 29 publications, SSRN Electronic Journal (9 publications), Journal of Mountain Science (8 publications), Advances in Climate Change Research (7 publications), and Engineering Geology (6 publications).
Coauthors who have frequently collaborated with Peng Cui are Guotao Zhang, Nazir Ahmed Bazai, Qiang Zou, Yan Wang, and Jiao Wang.
Notable recent papers by Peng Cui include:
Additional highly cited works associated with the dataset include research on methanol oxidation, glacial lake outburst flood hazard, and battery catalyst materials, though these are authored by other researchers.
Peng Cui has also contributed to book publications, including one titled Integrated Disaster Risk Management: From Earth Sciences to Policy Making, published by Frontiers Media in 2022.
Tandong Yao;Yongkang Xue;Deliang Chen;Fahu Chen
Peng Cui;Ying-yan Zhu;Yong-shun Han;Xiao-qing Chen
Peng Cui;Xiao-Qing Chen;Ying-Yan Zhu;Feng-Huan Su
Peng Cui;Chao Zeng;Yu Lei
P. Cui;Gordon G.D. Zhou;X.H. Zhu;J.Q. Zhang
Jia-wen Zhou;Peng Cui;Ming-hui Hao
Nazir Ahmed Bazai;Peng Cui;Paul A. Carling;Hao Wang
Jia-wen Zhou;Jia-wen Zhou;Peng Cui;Xing-guo Yang
Xiao-qing Chen;Peng Cui;Yong Li;Zhong Yang
Xiaojun Guo;Peng Cui;Yong Li;Li Ma
Peng Cui;Jianbing Peng;Peijun Shi;Huiming Tang
Peng Cui;Yong-ming Lin;Can Chen
Xiaoqing Chen;Peng Cui;Yong You;Jiangang Chen
Chengming Ye;Yao Li;Peng Cui;Li Liang
Peng Cui;Xiaoqing Chen;Yuyi Waqng;Kaiheng Hu
Jia-wen Zhou;Jia-wen Zhou;Peng Cui;Hua Fang
Peng Cui;Chao-xu Guo;Jia-wen Zhou;Ming-hui Hao
Peng Cui;Chao Dang;Jian-qi Zhuang;Yong You
Gordon G. D. Zhou;P. Cui;H. Y. Chen;X. H. Zhu
Li-jun Su;Kai-heng Hu;Wei-feng Zhang;Jiao Wang
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