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Publications found: 1555

Surveying and flow velocity measurements in a karstic and coastal aquifer (Bari, southern Italy)

Polemio M. Limoni P.P., 2007, Surveying and flow velocity measurements in a karstic and coastal aquifer (Bari, southern Italy), XXXVI IAH Congress, Int. Ass. of HydrogeologistS, Lisbona, September 2007,

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Drought and discharge effects on groundwater availability of a wide semiarid region_ the case of Apulian region (Southern Italy)

M. Polemio; V. Dragone; P.P. Limoni, 2007, Drought and discharge effects on groundwater availability of a wide semiarid region_ the case of Apulian region (Southern Italy), Groundwater and Ecosystems, edited by Ribeiro, L. Chambel, A. Condesso de Melo, M. T., 2007,

Abstract
The Apulian region is characterized by very low availability of surface water resources due to ...
The Apulian region is characterized by very low availability of surface water resources due to the its widespread karstic nature. Considerable groundwater resources are located in large carbonate coastal aquifers. Groundwater for domestic, irrigation and industrial use has been withdrawn in large and increasing quantities over the years, it still allows the development of local population. Groundwater is affected by two types of degradation risks_ quality and quantity degradation. Starting by the analysis of long hydrological time series, the dramatic decreasing trend of groundwater availability is characterised and the negative effect in terms of groundwater quality is highlighted.
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Development and utilization of vulnerability maps for the monitoring and management of groundwater resources in the ARCHIMED areas_presentation of an INTERREG III B project

Voudouris K.; Manos B.; Adamidou K.; Patrikaki O.; Trikilidou E.; Goutzios B.; Arabatzis S.; Papadopoulou O.; Polemio M., 2007, Development and utilization of vulnerability maps for the monitoring and management of groundwater resources in the ARCHIMED areas_presentation of an INTERREG III B project, 7th Int. Scientific Conf. SGEM 2007, Bulgaria, 2007,

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WATER-MAP is a 2-year project funded under the Community Initiative INTERREG III B ARCHIMED and ...
WATER-MAP is a 2-year project funded under the Community Initiative INTERREG III B ARCHIMED and implemented by nine partners from six countries (Greece, Italy, Malta, Cyprus, Turkey, and Palestinian Authority). The project looks at the topic of integrated groundwater resources management. The aim is to provide scientifically reliable information to the local authorities in order to develop optimal spatial development strategies. Within the framework of the project, vulnerability maps are generated in order to determine areas where aquifers are in high risk of pollution and thus, support the spatial development planning process. The method used to produce the vulnerability maps is the DRASTIC; the most widely used method. Regional assessment of groundwater vulnerability is a useful tool for groundwater resources management and protection zoning. In addition, a Decision Support System (DSS) with information on land uses, populations etc will also be developed and implemented so as to facilitate and optimize the decision-making process involving the problems of land use, water management and environmental protection. This paper presents the project's objectives, the general characteristics of the Archimed areas and the DRASTIC model in GIS environment including data required and initially encountered problems. Based on preliminary results, it is concluded that, regional assessment of groundwater vulnerability is a useful tool for groundwater resources management and protection zoning.
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Double-layer backscattering model and Bayesian inversion for retrieval of Titan’s surface parameters from CASSINI radar data

Ventura B., Casarano D., Notarnicola C., Posa F., 2007, Double-layer backscattering model and Bayesian inversion for retrieval of Titan’s surface parameters from CASSINI radar data, Proceedings of 5th International Symposium on Retrieval of Bio and Geophysical Parameters from SAR Data for Land Applications, ESA conference, Bari, 2007,

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CASSINI Radar_ Observations of Titan’s surface features

Casarano D.,Ventura B., Notarnicola C., Posa F., 2007, CASSINI Radar_ Observations of Titan’s surface features, Proceedings of 5th International Symposium on Retrieval of Bio and Geophysical Parameters from SAR Data for Land Applications, ESA conference, Bari, 2007,

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Inferring Titan’s surface features by means of Bayesian inversion algorithm applied to radar data

Ventura B., Casarano D., Notarnicola C., Janssen, M., Posa F, 2007, Inferring Titan’s surface features by means of Bayesian inversion algorithm applied to radar data, Proceedings of International Symposium on Remote Sensing, Firenze, 2007,

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Cassini RADAR_ investigation of Titan’s surface parameters by means of Bayesian inversion technique and gravity-capillary waves modeling of liquid hydrocarbons surfaces

Ventura B., Casarano D., Notarnicola C., Posa F., 2007, Cassini RADAR_ investigation of Titan’s surface parameters by means of Bayesian inversion technique and gravity-capillary waves modeling of liquid hydrocarbons surfaces, Proceedings IGARSS’07, Barcellona (Spagna),, 2007,

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Is the current landslide activity in the Daunia region (Italy) controlled by climate or land use change?

Wasowski J., Casarano D., Lamanna C., 2007, Is the current landslide activity in the Daunia region (Italy) controlled by climate or land use change?, Landslides and climate changes, Ventnor, Isola di Wight (Gran, 2007,

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Sull’analisi della risposta sismica locale mediante codici di calcolo numerico

Amorosi A., Elia G., Boldini D., Lollino P., Sasso M., 2007, Sull’analisi della risposta sismica locale mediante codici di calcolo numerico, Incontro Annuale Ricercatori di Geotecnica, Salerno, 2007,

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Progetto strategico per la valutazione del rischio da frana nell’appennino pugliese dauno_ approccio metodologico e risultati preliminari

Cotecchia F., Lollino P., Vitone C., Mitaritonna G., Santaloia F., 2007, Progetto strategico per la valutazione del rischio da frana nell’appennino pugliese dauno_ approccio metodologico e risultati preliminari, Incontro Annuale Ricercatori di Geotecnica, Salerno, 2007,

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Principali font di inquinamento degli acquiferi carsici cubani.

Molerio Leon L., Parise M. & Aldana Vilas C., 2007, Principali font di inquinamento degli acquiferi carsici cubani., Campania speleologica, Oiveto Citra (SA),, 2007,

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Relations between fire, vegetation and landslides in the heavily populated metropolitan area of Naples, Italy.

Calcaterra D., Parise M., Strumia S. & Mazzella E., 2007, Relations between fire, vegetation and landslides in the heavily populated metropolitan area of Naples, Italy., Proceedings 1st North American Landslide Conference, Vail (Colorado),, 2007,

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Le grotte di Pozzo Cucù (Pu 1200): un nuovo progetto di ricerca finalizzato al monitoraggio e alla salvaguardia del sito carsico.

Montenegro V., Campanella G. & Parise M., 2007, Le grotte di Pozzo Cucù (Pu 1200): un nuovo progetto di ricerca finalizzato al monitoraggio e alla salvaguardia del sito carsico., Stato e conservazione delle aree carsiche, Martina Franca, 2007,

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La grotta S. Maria di Agnano (Pu 1201) a Ostuni.

Coppola D. & Parise M., 2007, La grotta S. Maria di Agnano (Pu 1201) a Ostuni., Stato e conservazione delle aree carsiche, Martina Franca, 2007,

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Esplorazioni nella zona umida di Grave Grubbo (Calabria).

Parise M., Rizzi A. & Trocino A., 2007, Esplorazioni nella zona umida di Grave Grubbo (Calabria)., Stato e conservazione delle aree carsiche, Martina Franca, 2007,

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Geo-databases for the assessment of groundwater degradation risks of a coastal plain (southern Italy)

Polemio M., 2007, Geo-databases for the assessment of groundwater degradation risks of a coastal plain (southern Italy), European Geosciences Union General Assembly 2007, Vienna, Austria, 2007,

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Surveying and flow velocity measurements in a karstic and coastal aquifer (Bari, southern Italy)

M. Polemio, P.P. Limoni, 2007, Surveying and flow velocity measurements in a karstic and coastal aquifer (Bari, southern Italy), XXXVI IAH Congress, Int. Ass. of Hydrogeologists, Lisbona, Portogallo, September 2007,

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Indicators and quality classification applied to groundwater management in coastal aquifers_ Mar del Plata (Argentina) and Apulia (Italy) case studies

E.M. Bocanegra; M. Polemio; H.E. Massone; V. Dragone; P.P. Limoni; M. Farenga, 2007, Indicators and quality classification applied to groundwater management in coastal aquifers_ Mar del Plata (Argentina) and Apulia (Italy) case studies, A new focus on groundwater-seawater interactions, edited by Sanford, W. Langevin, C. Polemio, M. Povinec, P., pp. 201–211. Wallingford_ IAHS Press, 2007,

Abstract
The use of indicators is considered for environmental and ecological monitoring and in the general ...
The use of indicators is considered for environmental and ecological monitoring and in the general assessment of environmental sustainability at a local, national and international scale. They are used to briefly describe the interests and preoccupations of society with regard to environmental evolution, and to coherently aid in decision-making processes. Groundwater is affected by two types of degradation risks_ quality and quantity degradation. In order to define the coastal environmental processes related to groundwater resources, some indicators addressed to decision makers and quality classification are proposed and discussed in relation to two different types of coastal aquifers located in different countries_ the porous aquifer of Mar del Plata (Argentina) and the Salentine karstic aquifer (Italy). Beyond the strong hydrogeological differences between both areas, the analysis of indicators allows the identification of interesting similarities. The results show this approach could help in reaching a consensus to propose a methodology to deal with environmental quality assessment of water and establish groundwater exploitation criteria.
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La spedizione speleologica italo-cubana “Marmo Platano 2007.

Parise M., 2007, La spedizione speleologica italo-cubana “Marmo Platano 2007., IV(II (2007): 197–198.,

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L’’acquedotto sotterraneo di Gravina in Puglia “Sant’’Angelo –- Fontane della Stella”.

Bixio R., Parise M., Saj S. & Traverso M., 2007, L’’acquedotto sotterraneo di Gravina in Puglia “Sant’’Angelo –- Fontane della Stella”., Opera Ipogea 1 (2007): 105–112.,

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Bibliografia di base del Progetto “La Carta degli Antichi Acquedotti Italiani”.

Parise M., 2007, Bibliografia di base del Progetto “La Carta degli Antichi Acquedotti Italiani”., Opera Ipogea 1 (2007): 17–68.,

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Il Progetto “La Carta degli Antichi Acquedotti Italiani”.

Parise M., 2007, Il Progetto “La Carta degli Antichi Acquedotti Italiani”., Opera Ipogea 1 (2007): 3–16.,

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Directivity of slope dynamic response to seismic shaking

Del Gaudio V.; Wasowski J., 2007, Directivity of slope dynamic response to seismic shaking, Geophysical research letters 34 (2007). doi_10.1029/2007GL029842,

DOI: 10.1029%2F2007GL029842

Abstract
A four year-long accelerometric monitoring of a landslide-prone slope area in Italy provided evidence of amplifications with ...
A four year-long accelerometric monitoring of a landslide-prone slope area in Italy provided evidence of amplifications with systematic directional differences in shaking energy by a factor of 2-3, apparently correlated with the directions of local topographic features. The examination of regional-scale data revealed similar site response directivity phenomena also on some steep rock slopes not affected by amplification. The spectral properties of the site responses were investigated using HVSR analysis and a new approach based on the multiplication of spectra from several events. The results suggest that such phenomena are caused by a directional redistribution of spectral energy controlled by a combination of interrelated topographic and geologic factors acting in similar directions.
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Slope processes in weathered volcaniclastic deposits within the city of Naples_ the Camaldoli Hill case.

Calcaterra D., Coppin D., de Vita S., Di Vito M.A., Orsi G., Palma B. & Parise M., 2007, Slope processes in weathered volcaniclastic deposits within the city of Naples_ the Camaldoli Hill case., Geomorphology (Amst.) 87 (2007): 132–157.,

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Studies in weathering and slope movements – an introduction.

Ollier C., Calcaterra D. & Parise M., 2007, Studies in weathering and slope movements – an introduction., Geomorphology (Amst.) 87 (2007): 101–103.,

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Evaporite karst of Albania_ main features and cases of environmental degradation.

Parise M., Qiriazi P. & Sala S., 2007, Evaporite karst of Albania_ main features and cases of environmental degradation., Environmental geology (Berl.) (2007).,

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Fan morphodynamics and slope instability in the Mucone River basin (Sila Massif, southern Italy): significance of weathering and role of land use changes.

Garfi’ G.; Bruno D.E.; Calcaterra D.; Parise M., 2007, Fan morphodynamics and slope instability in the Mucone River basin (Sila Massif, southern Italy): significance of weathering and role of land use changes., Catena (Cremling.) 69 (2007): 181–196.,

Abstract
In the present paper, the preliminary results of a study concerning the fan dynamics in ...
In the present paper, the preliminary results of a study concerning the fan dynamics in the valley of the Mucone River (Sila Massif, southern Italy) are presented. In the study area highly weathered Palaeozoic crystalline rocks crop out, ranging from residual soils to moderately weathered rocks. Because of the rugged topography and the abundance of weathered deposits, mass movements affect the great majority of the catchments. The most common instability phenomena are represented by rotational and translational slides, with subordinate rockfalls on steep to near vertical slopes. Debris-flow and debris-avalanche scars occur at the upper-middle reaches of many catchments. They are caused by mobilization of colluvial and weathered materials during large storms and are usually channelized in the main canyon of the basin. At the catchment mouth, deposition of debris-flow material occurs, contributing to the building up of fans. In order to assess the fan morphodynamics and the slope evolution in the temporal range 1955 - 1996, multi-year air-photo interpretation and field surveys concerning morphodynamic processes and vegetation cover features were carried out. Field observations allowed discriminating the type of fan deposits (debris-flow or water-flow dominated, mixed deposits) and the successional stages of vegetation. Results showed that fans were concerned by different activity and dissection modality, in addition to diverse evolution patterns in vegetation communities, according to the fan aspect. At the basin scale, from 1955 to 1996 changes in land use and in the disturbance regime involved a considerable expansion of natural vegetation cover at the expense of cultivated lands. Such occurrences very likely played a major role in determining a remarkable attenuation in slope instability at the basin scale and a progressive trend toward inactivity of the fans.
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Application of PSI techniques to slope instability detection in the daunia mountains, italy

Bovenga, Fabio; Chiaradia, Maria Teresa; Nutricato, Raffaele; Refice, Alberto; Wa?sowski, Janusz, 2006, Application of PSI techniques to slope instability detection in the daunia mountains, italy, FRINGE 2005, Frascati (Roma), Italy, 28 November - 2 December 2005,

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Application of PSI technique to landslide monitoring in the Daunia mountains, Italy

F. BOVENGA, L. GUERRIERO, R. NUTRICATO, A. REFICE, J. WASOWSKI, 2006, Application of PSI technique to landslide monitoring in the Daunia mountains, Italy, FRINGE 2005, Frascati (Roma), Italy, 28 November - 2 December 2005,

Abstract
Persistent Scatterers Interferometry (PSI) techniques allow to detect and monitor millimetric displacements occurring on selected ...
Persistent Scatterers Interferometry (PSI) techniques allow to detect and monitor millimetric displacements occurring on selected point targets exhibiting coherent radar backscattering properties (mainly buildings and other man-made structures). The technique is sensitive to the number and spatial distribution of point targets and, therefore, particular care must be used when dealing with scarcely-urbanized areas. In the present work we apply the SPINUA (Stable Point INterferometry over Un-urbanised Areas) PSI processing technique [1] to the Daunia region located in Southern Apennines, Italy. This region includes several isolated small hill-top towns affected by slope instability problems. We selected for the analysis an area of 25×25 km2, enclosing 10 urban centres. A dataset of both descending (84) and ascending (51) ERS-1/2 acquisitions has been processed to allow investigation of slopes with a wide distribution of facing directions. In order to ensure an adequate distribution of coherent points for a reliable estimation of the atmospheric signal, the analysis has been limited to small image windows which enclose urban areas. This strategy, which has been also applied to other similar test sites [2], is justified by the fact that landslides with the highest socio-economic impact are those involving the urban centres. The density of the detected stable targets resulted suitable for 8 of the 10 investigated town areas, with a very good coverage of urban structures in 5 cases. The remaining 2 towns show a low number of PS, making difficult the detection of displacements. These outcomes could depend on the geometrical distribution of the coherent structures potentially corresponding to the PS. Although in several cases the displacement fields show clear evidence of moving objects located on urban and peri-urban areas, local knowledge of the investigated area and in situ inspections are required in order to interpret correctly the significance of PS motion data and to identify the main mechanism of the detected deformations.
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Application of Multitemporal Differential Interferometry Analysis for Detecting Slope Instability in Urban

F. Bovenga R. Nutricato, A. Refice, J. Wasowski, 2006, Application of Multitemporal Differential Interferometry Analysis for Detecting Slope Instability in Urban, Engineering geology 88 (2006): 218–239. doi_10.1016/j.enggeo.2006.09.015,

DOI: 10.1016%2Fj.enggeo.2006.09.015

Abstract
We present two case studies regarding the application of Synthetic Aperture Radar (SAR) Persistent Scatterers ...
We present two case studies regarding the application of Synthetic Aperture Radar (SAR) Persistent Scatterers Interferometry (PSI) techniques to landslide-prone slopes situated in the municipal territories of Caramanico Terme and Volturino (Italy). The analysis of satellite SAR data with PSI techniques poses often problems on sites where, due to the scarcity of human artefacts and the presence of vegetation cover, density of coherent points (PS) is low (b10 per km2). Moreover, the steep and rough topography typical of landslide-prone areas hamper the interferometric pre-processing, making more difficult the joint estimation of displacements and of DEM errors. Under these conditions the significance of temporal interferometric phase trends can be uncertain and conservative assumptions, necessary to ensure low false detection probabilities, need to be coupled with innovative processing strategies to increase the detection efficiency of PS objects. Here, the SPINUA (Stable Point Interferometry over Un-urbanised Areas) processing technique is applied together with an alternative PS Candidate (PSC) selection procedure based on the use of pixels classified as urban. The cases of Caramanico and Volturino are representative, respectively, of harsh and favourable conditions for PSI applications. The results from Caramanico show clusters of PS exhibiting similar line-of-sight (LOS) deformation behaviour in the period 1995–2000. The locations ofmoving PS often coincidewith distressed buildings and appear consistent with the areal distribution of recent and past landslide activity. The temporal displacement trends, however, are characterised by very low annual average velocities (from 3 to 7 mm/y) and it is uncertain to what extent the PS data reflect true slope movements, local deformations (e.g. settlement of engineering structures) or both. Thanks to the more favourable conditions, the application of the standard SPINUA approach in the Volturino area was sufficient to obtain suitable densities of PS, as well as spatially and temporally consistent displacement results for a period 1992–2000. In particular, a group of moving PS was identified in a peri-urban area, known for the past and recent slope stability problems. The slowly moving PS (from 3 to 5 mm/y) fall in a location that, unlike the remaining part of the town, is characterised by the presence of many distressed buildings and structures. Although the site information confirms the reliability of PS data, in the absence of ground monitoring and detailed records of landslide movements, it is difficult to identify the main mechanism of the detected deformations. In general, in geologically and topographically complex urban/peri-urban settings, the significance of very low-velocity PSI surface displacements should always be considered together with in situ geotechnical controls and ground monitoring data.
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Salt contamination in Apulian aquifers_ spatial and time trend

M. Polemio, 2006, Salt contamination in Apulian aquifers_ spatial and time trend, 1st SWIM-SWICA meeting, 19th Salt Water Intrusion Meeting e 3rd Salt Water Intrusion in Coastal Aquifers, Cagliari, 2006,

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Application of PSI techniques to landslide investigations in the caramanico area (Italy): Lessons learnt

Wa?sowski, Janusz; Bovenga, Fabio; Casarano, Domenico; Nutricato, Raffaele; Refice, Alberto, 2006, Application of PSI techniques to landslide investigations in the caramanico area (Italy): Lessons learnt, FRINGE, Frascati (Roma), Italy, 2005,

Abstract
The standard application of multi-temporal, Persistent Scatterer (PS) synthetic aperture radar differential interferometry (DInSAR) techniques ...
The standard application of multi-temporal, Persistent Scatterer (PS) synthetic aperture radar differential interferometry (DInSAR) techniques to the Caramanico area posed considerable problems linked to the low density of PS [1]. The application of an optimised PSI approach [2], together with an alternative, classification-based PS candidate detection method [3,4], allowed obtaining sets of PS with more stable targets and higher average inter-image coherence, and thus a lower probability of detecting false displacements. Although the harsh conditions encountered in Caramanico confer some uncertainty to the exact significance of the SAR target displacement results, the reliability of the SAR interferometry results is supported by the presence of PS groups exibiting similar deformation behaviour. Furthermore, the locations of the groups of moving PS appear consistent with the areal distribution of recent and past landslide activity in Caramanico. The moving PS also tend to coincide with places including distressed buildings and structures. In general, however, some variability in the local ground surface displacement patterns is to be expected in manmodified, geologically and geomorphologically complex hillslope settings like that of Caramanico. The variability may be related not only to landslide processes but also to other more or less local ground deformation phenomena such as subsidence (whether natural or man-made), settlement of engineering structures, volumetric changes of geological materials. It follows that in situ data and monitoring controls will usually be needed to discriminate the exact cause of very slow ground surface deformations detected on the basis of PS analysis.
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Relazione sull’attività di ricerca svolta

POLEMIO M., 2006, Relazione sull’attività di ricerca svolta, 2006,

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Relazione generale sull’attività di ricerca svolta durante la missione

Polemio M., Hoxha I., 2006, Relazione generale sull’attività di ricerca svolta durante la missione, 2006,

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Relazione sullo stato di avanzamento delle ricerche nel territorio del Comune di Troia (FG) (Prot. N. 000050 22

Pagliarulo R., Trizzino R., 2006, Relazione sullo stato di avanzamento delle ricerche nel territorio del Comune di Troia (FG) (Prot. N. 000050 22, pp.1–15, 2006,

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River flow in a karstic environment_ uncertainties in hydro-climatological measurements (Southern Italy)

M. Polemio, 2006, River flow in a karstic environment_ uncertainties in hydro-climatological measurements (Southern Italy), ERB meeting 2006, Lussemburgo, 2006,

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Flooding effects in a karstic environment_ the anthropic amplification of damages (Southern Italy)

M. Polemio, 2006, Flooding effects in a karstic environment_ the anthropic amplification of damages (Southern Italy), European Geosciences Union General Assembly 2006, Vienna, Austria, 02-07/04/2006,

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Il degrado qualitativo e quantitativo delle risorse idriche sotterranee pugliesi_ metodi di studio e di mitigazione del rischio

M. Polemio, 2006, Il degrado qualitativo e quantitativo delle risorse idriche sotterranee pugliesi_ metodi di studio e di mitigazione del rischio, Ciclo di Seminari, CNR,, Area della Ricerca di Bari, giugno 2006,

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Geologia Ambientale per Bari e il suo porto_ proposte per il futuro.

Loiacono F.(1), Pagliarulo R.("), Reina A. (3), 2006, Geologia Ambientale per Bari e il suo porto_ proposte per il futuro., Convegno "Bari e il suo Porto", Bari, 12/06/2006,

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Groundwater pollution and risks for the coastal environment (southeastern Italy)

M. Polemio; P.P. Limoni, 2006, Groundwater pollution and risks for the coastal environment (southeastern Italy), Predictions in Ungauged Basins_ Promise and Progress, edited by Sivapalan M.; Wagener T.; Uhlenbrook S.; Zehe E.; Lakshmi V.; Liang X.; Tachikawa Y.; Kumar P., pp. 477–486. Wallingford_ IAHS Press, 2006,

Abstract
The quality and quantity of groundwater flow is very important for hydrological and ecological equilibrium ...
The quality and quantity of groundwater flow is very important for hydrological and ecological equilibrium where groundwater discharge into the sea and transitional environments is higher than river discharge. This is the case of the Murgia Plateau (Murgia) and of the Salentine Peninsula (Salento), located in the Apulian Region, southeastern Italy, selected as the study area for this research. Data collected by many surveys in which wells and coastal springs were sampled are discussed. Many physical, chemical and bacteriological parameters are considered. A quality classification partially based on Italian and European laws is defined to classify and compare groundwater quality. The groundwater pollution is quite absent only in the inner areas of the Murgia and the Salento, constituting portions of the recharge zone. Groundwater flowing from these areas to the sea is progressively polluted. This pollution load discharges into the sea or into wetlands and lagoons, constituting a huge hazard for the ecological equilibrium of valuable sites.
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Edilizia transitoria – Uso innovativo di condotte metalliche

Lassandro P., Lerario A., Maiellaro N., Malavasi A., Regina G., Trizzino R., Zonno M., 2006, Edilizia transitoria – Uso innovativo di condotte metalliche, L'Edilizia 147 (2006).,

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Geomorphology of the Canale di Pirro karst polje (Apulia, southern Italy).

Parise M., 2006, Geomorphology of the Canale di Pirro karst polje (Apulia, southern Italy)., Zeitschrift für Geomorphologie. Supplementband 147 (2006): 143–158.,

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Consulenza per la progettazione preliminare degli interventi di stabilizzazione della frana di Lucera (FG)

P. Lollino e F. Santaloia, 2006, Consulenza per la progettazione preliminare degli interventi di stabilizzazione della frana di Lucera (FG), 2006,

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Guideline on_ Groundwater monitoring for general reference purposes

G. Jousma (Editor); M. Polemio; P. Attanayake; J. Chilton; A. Margane; C. M. Navarrete; M. T. Melo; P. N. López Guerrero; F. Roelofsen; S. K. Sharma; M. Streetly; A. Subah; A. Al Yaqoubi, 2006, Guideline on_ Groundwater monitoring for general reference purposes, 2006,

Abstract
This guideline focuses on development of a "general reference monitoring programme" for the early stage ...
This guideline focuses on development of a "general reference monitoring programme" for the early stage of groundwater reconnaissance, groundwater development and groundwater management. The objectives of the monitoring programme are to supply data for characterisation of the regional groundwater systems, identification of trends in time and prediction of the regional impacts of groundwater abstraction. Technical as well as institutional and budgetary aspects will be discussed.
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Flooding effects in a karstic environment_ the anthropic amplification of damages (Southern Italy)

Polemio M., 2006, Flooding effects in a karstic environment_ the anthropic amplification of damages (Southern Italy), Geophysical research abstracts (Online) 8 (2006): 4756–4756.,

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Evaluating the human disturbance to karst environments in southern Italy.

Calò F. & Parise M., 2006, Evaluating the human disturbance to karst environments in southern Italy., Sustainable management of natural resources on karst, Postojna (Slovenia), 2006,

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Fan morphodynamics and slope instability in the Mucone River basin (Sila Massif, southern Italy): significance of weathering and role of land use changes.

Garfì G., Bruno D.E., Calcaterra D. & Parise M., 2006, Fan morphodynamics and slope instability in the Mucone River basin (Sila Massif, southern Italy): significance of weathering and role of land use changes., EGU General Assembly, Vienna, 2006,

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Coastline evolution controlled by development of sinkholes, and likely effects on the anthropogenic environment.

Bruno E., Calcaterra D. & Parise M., 2006, Coastline evolution controlled by development of sinkholes, and likely effects on the anthropogenic environment., EGU General Assembly, Vienna, 2006,

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Facing environmental problems in karst areas of developing countries_ the case study of Dajti – Mali me Gropa (Albania).

Sala S. & Parise M., 2006, Facing environmental problems in karst areas of developing countries_ the case study of Dajti – Mali me Gropa (Albania)., EGU General Assembly, Vienna, 2006,

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Sustainable management of natural and environmental resources in the karst of Aspromonte (Calabria, southern Italy).

Parise M., Rizzi A. & Trocino A., 2006, Sustainable management of natural and environmental resources in the karst of Aspromonte (Calabria, southern Italy)., Sustainable management of natural resources on karst, Postojna (Slovenia), 2006,

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