Giovanni Leonelli

Prof. of Physical Geography, Cartography, GIS, Quaternary Climate Change, Natural Hazard and Risks

Università degli Studi di Pavia

Italy

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Giovanni Leonelli is a Professor of Physical Geography at the Università degli Studi di Parma, Italy. His research focuses on cartography, GIS, Quaternary climate change, and natural hazards and risks. Recent articles include studies on landslide dynamics, climate-driven environmental changes, and the impacts of glacier retreat on landscape processes in the Northern Apennines and Italian Alps.

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Luca Trombino

University of Milan

ITALY

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Alessandro Chelli

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Università degli Studi di Pavia

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Active Landslide Portions Contribute to Surface Water Concentration: Insights from GIS Analysis and Field Data in the Northern Apennines

Development of the critical zone environment in the highly dynamic landscape of the Forni Glacier forefield: Winds, tree vegetation, pedogenesis and surface waters after glacier retreat

Spatial distribution patterns of dated landslide events in the Northern Apennines in response to Holocene regional climatic changes

Tree-ring stable isotopes indicate mass wasting processes at Radicofani in the upper Orcia Valley (Tuscany, Italy)

Geo-historical study for landslide hazard assessment in territory management: the Casaleto-Illica landslide in the Ceno Valley (Northern Apennines, Italy)

Multi-decadal dating of surface slope movements in forested DSGSD areas of the European Alps: detecting precipitation triggering factors

An integrated approach for tracking climate-driven changes in treeline environments on different time scales in the Valle d’Aosta, Italian Alps

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Luca Trombino

Alessandro Chelli

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