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Laura Cutroneo and Marco Capello
Extreme weather phenomena have become more frequent and intense in recent decades in the context of climate change, and these include heat waves that affect both the atmosphere and seawater masses. In 2022, a summer marine heatwave (MHW) affected the ent...
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Marta Pappalardo and Martina D?Olivo
The aim of this work is testing a cheap and user-friendly methodology suitable for studying temperature fluctuations of coastal rocks? surfaces. An infrared thermometer was used, that permits a contactless measurement of the average surface temperature o...
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Maria Gabriella Forno, Franco Gianotti and Umberto Storti
Urban geomorphology is a theme of increasing interest over the last decades. The present research about the Turin geomorphology (NW Italy) was carried out based on the drilling of 40 boreholes, of which 34 were designed for the construction of a new sewe...
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Markos D. Tranos, Petros G. Neofotistos, Sotirios A. Kokkalas and Ghislain L. Tourigny
One of the most critical stages in fault-slip data stress analysis is separating the fault data into homogeneous subsets and selecting a suitable analysis method for each subset. A basic assumption in stress tensor computations is that fault activations ...
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Ilaria Isola, Francesco Mazzarini, Giancarlo Molli, Leonardo Piccini, Elena Zanella, Giovanni Zanchetta, Russell Drysdale, John Hellstrom, Jon Woodhead, Adriano Roncioni, Flavio Milazzo, Diego Pieruccioni and Eleonora Regattieri
A sedimentary sequence of fluvial deposits preserved in the Corchia Cave (Alpi Apuane) provides new chronological constraints for the evolution of the cave system and the timing and rate of uplift of this sector of the Alpi Apuane since the late Pliocene...
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Eleonora Sessa, Ivano Rellini, Antonella Traverso, Irene Molinari, Giulio Montinari, Guido Rossi and Marco Firpo
Tana di Badalucco cave is located in Imperia (Liguria, Italy), not far from the French border. This site is scarcely known and it has never been studied accurately, even though different archaeological excavations have returned really important elements,...
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Hakki Baltaci
In this study, the influence of an extraordinary Saharan dust episode over Turkey on 23?24 March 2016 and the atmospheric conditions that triggered this event were evaluated in detail. PM10 (particulate matter less than 10 µm) observations from 97 air qu...
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Anna Marino, Francesca Bona, Stefano Fenoglio and Tiziano Bo
Of all the environmental elements that influence the biological communities of rivers, water flow characteristics are undoubtedly the most important. Unfortunately, natural hydrological characteristics are increasingly threatened by human activities, esp...
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Paolo Dabove, Chiara Colombero and Andrea Salerno Quaroni
Analyses of climate change, due to its impact not only on the weather and the environment but also on human health and life, are one of the most important study activities made in recent years. There is relatively high confidence that glacial melt and he...
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Marco Luppichini, Valerio Noti, Danilo Pavone, Marzia Bonato, Francesco Ghizzani Marcìa, Stefano Genovesi, Francesca Lemmi, Lisa Rosselli, Neva Chiarenza, Marta Colombo, Giulia Picchi, Andrea Fontanelli and Monica Bini
The Versilia plain (NW Italy) experiences forms of tourism that are mainly limited to the beach area and concentrated in the summer season. The area is rich in cultural and natural heritage, not yet adequately enhanced. The presence of four local archaeo...
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Martino Terrone, Pietro Piana, Guido Paliaga, Marco D?Orazi and Francesco Faccini
In recent years, there has been growing interest in urban geomorphology both for its applications in terms of landscape planning, and its historical, cultural, and scientific interest. Due to recent urban growth, the identification of landforms in cities...
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Mattia Bonazzi, Antonio Langone, Simone Tumiati, Edoardo Dellarole, Maurizio Mazzucchelli, Tommaso Giovanardi and Alberto Zanetti
Corundum-rich (up to 55 vol.%) felsic dykes formed with albite, ±K-feldspar, ±hercynite and ±biotite-siderophyllite cut the lower crustal rocks exposed in the Ivrea?Verbano Zone (NW Italy). Zircon is an abundant accessory mineral and its investigation th...
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Vincenzo Pascucci, Gabriela Frulio and Stefano Andreucci
The study area is located in NW Sardinia Island (Italy), Mediterranean Sea. Sardinia is considered stable since the late Pliocene with a negligible subsidence of about 0.01 mm/y. It is therefore normally used to reconstruct the Pleistocene and Holocene s...
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Marco Scarsi, Laura Crispini, Cristina Malatesta, Chiara Spagnolo and Giovanni Capponi
The aim of this work is to present a new georeferenced geological map of an area in the Ligurian Western Alps (Lavagnina Lakes area) that includes both a unique geodiversity and great biodiversity, a peculiar geological heritage, and cultural features. T...
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Daniele Giordan, Martina Cignetti, Aleksandra Wrzesniak, Paolo Allasia and Davide Bertolo
Active landslide risk assessment and management are primarily based on the availability of dedicated studies and monitoring activities. The establishment of decision support for the efficient management of active landslides threatening urban areas is a w...
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