FRANCESCO BRARDINONI

Associate Professor

University of Bologna

Italy

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Francesco Brardinoni is an Associate Professor at the University of Bologna, Italy. His research interests focus on geomorphology, specifically in the dynamics of rock glaciers, landslide activity, and sediment transport in mountain environments. He has contributed to several recent articles that explore the integration of different methodologies to better understand geomorphological processes and the effects of climate change on these systems.

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Tobias Bolch

Graz University of Technology (90000)

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Xavier Bodin

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Bernd Etzelmüller

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Luca Mao

University of Lincoln College of Science

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Articles (9)

Rock Glacier Inventories (RoGIs) in 12 areas worldwide using a multi-operator consensus-based procedure

Limits to fluvial planimetric adjustment imposed by anthropogenic confinement

A climate-driven, altitudinal transition in rock glacier dynamics detected through integration of geomorphological mapping and synthetic aperture radar interferometry (InSAR)-based kinematics

Evaluating historical, basin-wide landslide activity in a context of land abandonment and climate change: Effects of landslide visibility and temporal resolution

Inherited anthropogenic disturbance and decadal sediment dynamics in a mountain fluvial system: The case of the Marecchia River canyon, Northern Apennines

Incorporating InSAR kinematics into rock glacier inventories: insights from 11 regions worldwide

A multi-temporal mapping approach for improving the temporal and spatial characterization of landslide activity in clay-rich terrain

Controls Over Particle Motion and Resting Times of Coarse Bed Load Transport in a Glacier‐Fed Mountain Stream

Evaluating debris‐flow and anthropogenic disturbance on 10Be concentration in mountain drainage basins: implications for functional connectivity and denudation rates across time scales

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Tobias Bolch

Xavier Bodin

Bernd Etzelmüller

Luca Mao

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