Gessica Umili

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Università degli Studi di Torino

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Gessica Umili is an Associate Professor at Università degli Studi di Torino, Italy. Her research focuses on various aspects of geological hazards, including the effects of rock texture on digital image correlation, modeling debris flow events, and assessing rockfall phenomena. Additionally, she has worked on flood risk mitigation strategies and the sustainable exploitation of ornamental stone. Her recent articles highlight her expertise in geomorphology and landscape management.

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University of Turin

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Modeling Debris Flow Events in the Rio Inferno Watershed (Italy) Through UAV-Based Geomorphological Survey and Rainfall Data Analysis

Effects of Rock Texture on Digital Image Correlation

Instrumental Monitoring of a Slow-Moving Landslide in Piedmont (Northwest Italy) for the Definition of Rainfall Thresholds

A New Analytical Solution for Calculating Rock Block Volume

Surveying existing rockfall flexible barriers: a combined method for gathering data, managing information and prioritizing maintenance

A Design Scenario Approach for Choosing Protection Works against Rockfall Phenomena

Influence of uncertainties: A focus on block volume and shape assessment for rockfall analysis

A Tool for Performing Automatic Kinematic Analysis on Rock Outcrops

Proposal for Flood Risk Mitigation in the Upper Tanaro Valley (Western Alps—North-Western Italy)

New Developments for the Sustainable Exploitation of Ornamental Stone in Carrara Basin

Eurocode 7 and Rock Engineering Design: The Case of Rockfall Protection Barriers

An SVM-Based Scheme for Automatic Identification of Architectural Line Features and Cracks

In Situ Block Size Distribution Aimed at the Choice of the Design Block for Rockfall Barriers Design: A Case Study along Gardesana Road

The contribution of CurvaTool semi-automatic approach in structural and groundwater investigations. A case study in the Main Ethiopian Rift Valley

Geostructural and Geomechanical Study of the Piastrone Quarry (Seravezza, Italy) Supported by Photogrammetry to Assess Failure Mode

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Marilena Cardu

Giovanna Antonella Dino

Vito MESSINA

Anna Maria FERRERO

Chiara Caselle

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