Shirong Ge is affiliated with the China University of Mining and Technology in China. The primary field of their research is engineering, with a focus on subfields such as mechanics of materials, mechanical engineering, geology, environmental engineering, and computer vision and pattern recognition.
Their recent scientific output includes publications in a variety of venues, reflecting a multidisciplinary research approach. These venues comprise IEEE Transactions on Geoscience and Remote Sensing, Acta Mechanica, IEEE Transactions on Power Electronics, World Journal of Engineering and Technology, and Tribology International.
Key topics addressed in their work include lubricants and their additives, 3D surveying and cultural heritage, remote sensing and LiDAR applications, optical measurement and interference techniques, ultrasonics and acoustic wave propagation, numerical methods in engineering, and nonlocal and gradient elasticity in micro/nano structures.
Recent papers produced or coauthored by Shirong Ge are as follows:
Frequent collaborators in research projects include Wanli Liu, S. S. Sun, Zhixiong Li, Miguel Ángel Sotelo, and Weihua Li.
Dangsheng Xiong;Shirong Ge
Feng Tang;Xiaoling Wu;Shirong Ge;Jichun Ye
Junxiang Wang;Mingyuan Gu;Bai Songhao;Shirong Ge
Jing Han;Liang Fang;Jiapeng Sun;Shirong Ge
Shirong Ge;Shibo Wang;Xiaolong Huang
Dagang Wang;Dagang Wang;Dekun Zhang;Songquan Wang;Shirong Ge
Shirong Ge;Qingliang Wang;Dekun Zhang;Hua Zhu
Hua Zhu;Shirong Ge;Xiaolong Huang;Dekuen Zhang
Shirong Ge;Qingliang Wang;Junxiang Wang
Wei Tang;Shi-rong Ge;Hua Zhu;Xi-chuan Cao
Dagang Wang;Dagang Wang;Dekun Zhang;Shirong Ge
Shibo Wang;Shirong Ge;Dekun Zhang
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Dagang Wang;Dagang Wang;Dekun Zhang;Shirong Ge
Shirong Ge;Shibo Wang;Norm Gitis;Michael Vinogradov
Shibo Wang;Shirong Ge
Dagang Wang;Dekun Zhang;Weijian Zhao;Shirong Ge
Dagang Wang;Dagang Wang;Dekun Zhang;Zefeng Zhang;Shirong Ge
Hua Zhu;Shirong Ge;Xichuan Cao;Wei Tang
Yang Ju;Yan Zhu;Hongwei Zhou;Shirong Ge
Dagang Wang;Dekun Zhang;Shirong Ge
Qingliang Wang;Jinlong Liu;Shirong Ge
Dekun Zhang;Kai Chen;Lin Wu;Dagang Wang
Dekun Zhang;Junjie Duan;Dagang Wang;Shirong Ge
Dagang Wang;Dagang Wang;Dekun Zhang;Shirong Ge
Xiangru Wang;Dagang Wang;Dekun Zhang;Shirong Ge
Si Chen;Shirong Ge
Xiangru Wang;Dagang Wang;Xiaowu Li;Dekun Zhang
Si Chen;Shirong Ge;Wei Tang;Jiankai Zhang
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