Andrea Artoni

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Università degli Studi di Pavia

Italy

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Andrea Artoni is a Researcher and Lecturer at Università degli Studi di Parma, Italy. His research primarily focuses on geological modeling, subsurface analysis, and pollution assessment in aquifers. Recent articles authored by him explore topics such as seismic reflection profile construction, basement structure migration, and high-precision numerical simulations for groundwater contamination scenarios.

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2025

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2025

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2024

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2023

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2020

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Fulvio Celico

University of Parma

ITALY

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Attilio Sulli

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University of Palermo

ITALY

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Articles (5)

Velocity Model Construction and Time-to-Depth Conversion of a Vintage Seismic Reflection Profile for Improving the Constraints on a Subsurface Geological Model: An Example from the Sicily Channel (Central Mediterranean Sea)

Migration of RomUkrSeis WARR data reveals complex basement structure for the area of accretion of Tisza-Dacia microplate to the East European Craton

Estimation of Free-Product PCE Distribution in Thick Multilayered Aquifers as Possible Long-Term Pollution Sources for Shallow and Deep Groundwaters, Using High-Precision Numerical Simulations

Three-Dimensional High-Precision Numerical Simulations of Free-Product DNAPL Extraction in Potential Emergency Scenarios: A Test Study in a PCE-Contaminated Alluvial Aquifer (Parma, Northern Italy)

The role of orogen-transversal tectonic structures on the “syn” and “post” depositional evolution of a foredeep succession: The case of the Cervarola Sandstones Formation, Miocene, Northern Apennines, Italy

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Fulvio Celico

Attilio Sulli

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