Massimo Coli

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Università degli Studi di Napoli Federico II

Italy

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Massimo Coli is a Professor at the Università degli Studi di Firenze in Italy. His research areas include the assessment of masonry structures, seismic vulnerability of historical buildings, and geological investigations related to construction materials. Recent articles discuss various topics such as the seismic assessment of cultural heritage, excavation techniques in mining, and the preservation of historic buildings. He contributes significantly to the field of engineering and architectural conservation.

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Articles (15)

Insight into Floor Response Spectrum Assessment of Masonry Towers: Lessons Learnt from the Case Study of San Niccolò Tower (Florence, Italy)

O/C Isotopic and EPR Signature of Marble from the Apuan Alps (Italy): A Critical Review

Control technology of surrounding rock stability based on compensation theory in gob-side entry retaining with composite hard roof

Excavation compensation and bolt support for a deep mine drift

Historic Building Information Modeling for Conservation and Maintenance: San Niccolo’s Tower Gate, Florence

An Oriented H-BIM Approach for the Seismic Assessment of Cultural Heritage Buildings: Palazzo Vecchio in Florence

Experimental and numerical investigation on meso-fracture behavior of Beishan granite subjected to grain size heterogeneity

A case study of a giant reactivated landslide based on NPR anchor cable Newton force early warning

Seismic Vulnerability Assessment of a Medieval Urban Cluster Identified as a Complex Historical Palace: Palagio di Parte Guelfa in Florence

The Building Stones of Prato’s Cathedral and Bell Tower, Italy

3D HBIM Model and Full Contactless GPR Tomography: An Experimental Application on the Historic Walls That Support Giotto’s Mural Paintings, Santa Croce Basilica, Florence—Italy

Technical Analysis of the Masonry of the Bargello’ Palace, Florence (Italy)

Novel Approaches and Technologies for Heritage Buildings Conservation: Editorial

Saint John Baptistery in Florence (Italy): Studies for Conservation of the External Marble Cladding

An Unconventional Field Mapping Application: A Complete Opensource Workflow Solution Applied to Lithological Mapping of the Coatings of Cultural Heritage

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Michele Betti

Marco Tanganelli

Francesco Di Benedetto

Antonella Buccianti

Francesco Trovatelli

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