9 Result(s)
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M. Parise
Geotechnical Engineering & Applied Earth Sciences
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Chapter and Conference Paper
Geophysical Researches to Detect Karst Caves in the Main Polje of Apulia
Canale di Pirro, the main polje in Apulia, extends for 12 km in the Low Murge karst area. It hosts the deepest cave in the region, reaching the depth of −324 m. Geophysical analyses have been performed in corr...
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Chapter and Conference Paper
The Link Between Man and Water in Karst, Through Examples From Apulia (S Italy)
In this contribution three different sites from the Apulian karst of southern Italy are illustrated about the issue of water flowing out in caves, and how these latter represented remarkable sites for the hist...
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Chapter and Conference Paper
Hydrogeological Characterization and Modeling at Two Test Sites of the Apulian Karst (Southern Italy)
Differently from the classical hydrogeological methods applied for porous or fractured aquifers, karst groundwater needs specific adaptation in the investigating techniques. Monitoring and surveying actions, p...
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Article
Seismically induced slope instability maps validated at an urban scale by site numerical simulations
Maps of seismically induced instability at the urban scale can be drawn by means of geographic information system (GIS) tools that integrate different information layers such as (1) a landslide inventory; (2) ...
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Map** the susceptibility to sinkholes in coastal areas, based on stratigraphy, geomorphology and geophysics
Sinkholes and land subsidence are among the main coastal geologic hazards. Their occurrence poses a serious threat to the man-made environment, due to the increasing density of population, pipelines and other ...
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Rockfall hazard assessment along a road in the Sorrento Peninsula, Campania, southern Italy
Rockfalls are common in the steep and vertical slopes of the Campania carbonate massifs and ridges, and frequently represent the main threat to the anthropogenic environment, potentially damaging urban areas, ...
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Wildfire impacts on the processes that generate debris flows in burned watersheds
Every year, and in many countries worldwide, wildfires cause significant damage and economic losses due to both the direct effects of the fires and the subsequent accelerated runoff, erosion, and debris flow. ...
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Introduction to the special issue “Landslides: forecasting, hazard evaluation, and risk mitigation”
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Landslide Activity Maps for Landslide Hazard Evaluation: Three Case Studies from Southern Italy
This paper focuses on the application of landslideactivity maps for evaluating the mass movementhazard in selected areas of the Southern Apenninesof Italy: Bisaccia, Calitri, and Buoninventre. Theavailability ...
