Fabrizio Argenti

Associate Professor

University of Florence

Italy

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Fabrizio Argenti is an Associate Professor at the University of Florence, Italy. His research areas include quantitative precipitation estimation methods, forensic applications in image restoration, and advancements in radar imaging techniques. Recent publications reflect his work on CT examination of archaeological artifacts, as well as novel approaches in machine learning for environmental and meteorological applications.

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Università degli Studi di Napoli Federico II

ITALY

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Assessing Quantitative Precipitation Estimation Methods Based on the Fusion of Weather Radar and Rain-Gauge Data

A Proposed Workflow for the Restoration of Image Artifacts in Forensic Applications

Increasing the Detection Accuracy of Bi-Temporal Changes via Speckle Whitening of Single-Look Complex Synthetic Aperture Radar Images

The Story of an Egyptian Cat Mummy Through CT Examination

Comparison of Different Quantitative Precipitation Estimation Methods Based on a Severe Rainfall Event in Tuscany, Italy, November 2023

Towards Space Deployment of the NDSA Concept for Tropospheric Water Vapour Measurements

Predistortion for Very Low Pulse-Compression Sidelobes in Solid-State Meteorological Radar

Egyptian Hieroglyphs Segmentation with Convolutional Neural Networks

Tomographic Inversion Methods for Retrieving the Tropospheric Water Vapor Content Based on the NDSA Measurement Approach

Road Surface Anomaly Assessment Using Low-Cost Accelerometers: A Machine Learning Approach

Radar Pulse Compression Methods Based on Nonlinear and Quadratic Optimization

A Deep Learning Approach to Ancient Egyptian Hieroglyphs Classification

A Survey of Deep Learning-Based Source Image Forensics

Accurate Despeckling and Estimation of Polarimetric Features by Means of a Spatial Decorrelation of the Noise in Complex PolSAR Data

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Francesco Boschin

Samuele Del Bianco

Fabrizio Cuccoli

MONICA GHERARDELLI

Simone Morosi

Luca Facheris

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