Monica Ghirotti

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University of Ferrara

Italy

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Monica Ghirotti is a Full Professor at the University of Ferrara in Italy. Her research focuses on geological hazards, particularly landslides and coastal erosion, utilizing advanced techniques such as machine learning and remote sensing. Recent publications include analyses of the Vajont landslide and coastal cliff retreat in Ancona, emphasizing the importance of integrating historical data with modern modeling approaches.

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PAOLO SIMONINI

Full Professor of Geotechnics

University of Padua

ITALY

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Paolo Ciavola

University of Ferrara

ITALY

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Davide Donati

Junior Assistant Professor

ALMA MATER STUDIORUM UNIVERSITY OF BOLOGNA

ITALY

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Mirko Francioni

University of Urbino

ITALY

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Detection of Cliff Top Erosion Drivers through Machine Learning Algorithms between Portonovo and Trave Cliffs (Ancona, Italy)

MULTI-TEMPORAL ANALYSIS OF THE GEOMORPHIC EVOLUTION OF THE FAILURE SURFACE OF THE VAJONT LANDSLIDE

THE KNOWLEDGE OF THE VAJONT LANDSLIDE THROUGH THE PHOTOS OF EDOARDO SEMENZA: THE ENGLISH EXHIBITION

Quantitative Characterization of Coastal Cliff Retreat and Landslide Processes at Portonovo–Trave Cliffs (Conero, Ancona, Italy) Using Multi-Source Remote Sensing Data

Editorial: Developments of remote sensing and numerical modeling applications for landslide analysis

Classification of natural and engineered rock slopes using UAV photogrammetry for assessing stability

Using pre-failure and post-failure remote sensing data to constrain the three-dimensional numerical model of a large rock slope failure

Using pre-failure and post-failure remote sensing data to constrain the three-dimensional numerical model of a large rock slope failure

LEARNING FROM THE PAST TO FACE THE FUTURE: LANDSLIDES IN THE PIAVE VALLEY (EASTERN ALPS, ITALY).

ONE OF THE HAZARDOUS NEIGHBOURS OF THE VAJONT LANDSLIDE: THE HISTORICAL M. SALTA ROCK-BLOCK SLIDE-ROCK FALL.

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PAOLO SIMONINI

Paolo Ciavola

Davide Donati

Mirko Francioni

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