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The regressive surface of marine erosion generated by tides: A case study from a Pleistocene tidal sand ridge sequence, Calabria, Southern Italy

The Depositional Record, Volume 11, Issue 1, Page 210-231, February 2025.
We studied an outcrop sequence of tidal sand ridges, the forced‐regressive portion of which exhibits a basal contact interpreted as a regressive surface of marine erosion generated by tides. Abstract The regressive surface of marine erosion is a key stratigraphic discontinuity used to identify episodes of forced regression in marine strata.
Sergio G. Longhitano, Johannes M. Miocic
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Tackling the Thorny Dilemma of Mapping Southeastern Sicily's Coastal Archaeology Beneath Dense Mediterranean Vegetation: A Drone‐Based LiDAR Approach

Archaeological Prospection, Volume 32, Issue 1, Page 139-158, January/March 2025.
ABSTRACT Airborne laser scanning (ALS), commonly known as Light Detection and Ranging (LiDAR), is a remote sensing technique that enables transformative archaeological research by providing high‐density 3D representations of landscapes and sites covered by vegetation whose analysis reveals hidden features and structures.
Dario Calderone, Nicola Lercari, Davide Tanasi, Dennis Busch, Ryan Hom, Rosa Lanteri   +5 more
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Grassland Changes in the Eastern Alps Over Four Decades: Unveiling Patterns Along an Elevation Gradient

Applied Vegetation Science, Volume 28, Issue 1, January/March 2025.
Over four decades, grasslands of Valsugana Valley (Eastern Alps, Italy) have transformed, with low‐elevation sites invaded by neophytes, mid‐elevation grasslands overtaken by woody species, and high‐elevation grasslands losing mountain specialists to new plant arrivals. As grasslands decline, a conservation approach tailored for different elevations is
Gianmaria Bonari, Alessandro Bricca, Giulia Tomasi, Lucio Dorigatti, Alessio Bertolli, Davide Andreatta, Francesco Maria Sabatini, Michele Di Musciano, Filippo Prosser   +8 more
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Geology of Northern Italy and location of the analysed archaeological sites.

, 2019
The map is constructed by using public domain wms data downloadable from http://wms.pcn.minambiente.it/ogc?map=/ms_ogc/WMS_v1.3/Vettoriali/Carta_geolitologica.map under a CC BY license, with permission from Geoportale Nazionale.
Joanne Peterkin (6191102), Andrea Cardarelli (6191108), Claudio Cavazzuti (6191093), Marie Bernabò Brea (6191105), Luciano Salzani (6191111), Andrew R. Millard (522864), Robin Skeates (6191096), Geoffrey Nowell (6191099)   +7 more
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Tsunami propagation and flooding maps: An application for the Island of Lampedusa, Sicily Channel, Italy

Earth Surface Processes and Landforms, Volume 49, Issue 14, Page 4842-4861, November 2024.
The graphical abstract summarizes the tsunami inundation risk assessment for Lampedusa Island. It highlights the study area (Hellenic Arc and Lampedusa), the high tsunamigenic risk of the Hellenic Arc and socio‐economic importance of Lampedusa. The modelling methodology includes the adoption of DELFT‐3D, MIKE 21 FM and HEC‐RAS software.
Laura Borzì, Pietro Scala, Salvatore Distefano, F. X. Anjar Tri Laksono, Giorgio Manno, Sara Innangi, Fabiano Gamberi, János Kovács, Giuseppe Ciraolo, Agata Di Stefano   +9 more
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Finite element analysis of early deformations of carbonate platforms driven by differential compaction of basinal unit

Basin Research, Volume 36, Issue 5, September–October 2024.
We investigate the relation between the differential compaction of the basinal unit and the early deformation of a growing carbonate platform using a 2D finite element model (a). We compare the results with two Triassic carbonate platforms in the Italian Dolomites: Lastoni di Formin and Nuvolau Mts (b).
Niccolò Menegoni, Ludovico Manna, Matteo Maino, Cesare Perotti   +3 more
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GenOA week 2021

, 2021
Qui sono raccolti gli interventi* di tutte le sessioni della GenOA week 2021, organizzata da Università di Genova, IIT (Istituto Italiano di Tecnologia), INFN (Istituto Nazionale di Fisica Nucleare), CNR (Consiglio Nazionale delle Ricerche) e Consortium ...
Anguita, Davide, De Angelis, Deborah, Bencivenga, Rita, Ferrante, Marco, Bottaro, Silvia, Bencetti, Stefano, Pasquale, Valentina, Rognoni, Marcella, Oneto, Luca, Bianco, Stefano, Rui, Marina, Teperek, Marta, Di Rosa, Matteo, Franco, Giovanna, Musso, Stefano Francesco, Menasce, Dario, Cassella, Maria, Napolitano, Claudia, Baccigotti, Alessandra, Ribaudo, Marina   +19 more
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Sant’Eurosia site with the buffer zones and the available BASr baselines.

, 2019
Stars represent the baselines obtained from vegetal/faunal samples, circles on mineral waters, pentagons on Po river waters, squares on tributary river waters.
Joanne Peterkin (6191102), Andrea Cardarelli (6191108), Claudio Cavazzuti (6191093), Marie Bernabò Brea (6191105), Luciano Salzani (6191111), Andrew R. Millard (522864), Robin Skeates (6191096), Geoffrey Nowell (6191099)   +7 more
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Scalvinetto/Fondo Paviani with the buffer zones and the available BASr baselines.

, 2019
Stars represent the baselines obtained from vegetal/faunal samples, circles on mineral waters, pentagons on Po river waters, squares on tributary river waters.
Joanne Peterkin (6191102), Andrea Cardarelli (6191108), Claudio Cavazzuti (6191093), Marie Bernabò Brea (6191105), Luciano Salzani (6191111), Andrew R. Millard (522864), Robin Skeates (6191096), Geoffrey Nowell (6191099)   +7 more
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Casinalbo with the buffer zones and the available BASr baselines.

, 2019
Stars represent the baselines obtained from vegetal/faunal samples, circles on mineral waters, pentagons on Po river waters, squares on tributary river waters.
Joanne Peterkin (6191102), Andrea Cardarelli (6191108), Claudio Cavazzuti (6191093), Marie Bernabò Brea (6191105), Luciano Salzani (6191111), Andrew R. Millard (522864), Robin Skeates (6191096), Geoffrey Nowell (6191099)   +7 more
core   +1 more source