Wei-Chia (Kelvin) Hung received his Ph.D. degree from Department of Civil Engineering, National Chiao Tung University, Taiwan in 2008. From 1999 to 2013, he had worked as a senior researcher in Industrial Technology Research Institute, Hsinchu, Taiwan. His major research field focuses on geodesy. He has conducted several projects on Remote Sensing, GPS and leveling for monitoring land subsidence in Taiwan. Currently, he is a general manager of Green Environment Engineering Consultant Company.
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Hung W.C., Hwang C., Chen Y.A., Zhang L., Chen K.H., Wei S.H., Huang D.R., Lin S.H., Land subsidence in Chiayi, Taiwan, from compaction well, leveling and ALOS/PALSAR: aquaculture-induced relative sea level rise, 2018, Remote Sensing, 10, 40; doi:10.3390/rs10010040
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Hung W.C., Hwang C., J.C. Liu,Y.S. Lin, Yang L, 2012. Modeling aquifer-system compacti:on and predicting land subsidence in central Taiwan, Engineering Geology, 147-148:78-90
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Hung W.C., Hwang C., Chen Y.A., Chang C.P., Yen J.Y., Hooper A., Yang C.Y., 2011. Surface deformation from persistent scatterers SAR Interferometry and fusion with leveling data: a case study over the Choushui River Alluvial Fan, Taiwan, Remote Sensing of Environment, vol.115, 4, 957-967.
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Hung W.C., Hwang C., Chang C.P., Yen J.Y., Liu C.H., Yang W.H., 2010. Monitoring severe subsidence in Taiwan by multi-sensors: Yunlin, the southern Choushui River Alluvial Fan, Journal of Environmental Geology, 59:1535-1548.
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Hwang C., Hung W.C., Liu C.H., 2008. Results of geodetic and geotechnical monitoring of subsidence for Taiwan High Speed Rail operation, Natural Hazards, 47:1-16.