Bruno Martins

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Carlos Hermenegildo

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Instituto Superior de Ciências da Informação e da Administração

PORTUGAL

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Luciano Lourenço

University of Coimbra

PORTUGAL

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Maria Lopes de Azevedo

Professora Adjunta

PORTUGAL

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Adélia Nunes

Professora Associada, com agregação

University of Coimbra

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Ana C. Meira Castro

Associate Professor (Professor Coordenador)

Instituto Politécnico do Porto Instituto Superior de Engenharia do Porto

PORTUGAL

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António Bento-Gonçalves

Prof. Associado

University of Minho

PORTUGAL

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Maria Manuela Laranjeira

Assistant Professor

University of Minho

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Bruno Martins

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Driving Factors of Post-Fire Vegetation Regrowth in Mediterranean Forest

Vegetation Regrowth in Gullies After a Wildfire: The Case Study of the Alva Basin (Centre of Portugal)

Assessing the co-occurrence of sheet and gully erosion in a wildfire-affected mountain area: A case study from Central Portugal

A multi-hazard map-based wildfires and gully erosion in a Mediterranean mountain environment

Geo-environmental factors controlling gully distribution at the local scale in a Mediterranean environment

Perception and attitude towards natural and human-made risks in Portugal in a school context

Site‐scale drivers of post‐fire vegetation regrowth in gullies: A case study in Mediterranean Europe

How students perceive natural and human‐made risks on the island of Madeira (Portugal)

Risk Perception and Communication in the Porto Region (PR), Portugal

Local Factors Controlling Gully Development in a Mediterranean Environment

Exploring the Spatial Perception of Risk in Portugal by Students of Geography

Exploring flash flood risk perception using Categorical Principal Component Analysis. The case of Mindelo, S. Vicente (Cape Verde)

The development of gullies in a Mediterranean environment: The example of the Corgo gully (central Portugal)

Collaborators (7)

Carlos Hermenegildo

Luciano Lourenço

Maria Lopes de Azevedo

Adélia Nunes

Ana C. Meira Castro

António Bento-Gonçalves

Maria Manuela Laranjeira

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