Sabino Maggi

Associate Professor

UniNettuno University

Italy

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Sabino Maggi is an Associate Professor at UniNettuno University, Italy. His research areas encompass geochemistry, mineralogy, and environmental monitoring, with recent articles focusing on the thermal waters and muds from Colombian mud volcanoes and the application of machine learning in coastal and hydrodynamic studies. He also investigates the impacts of bioclimatic indices and bio-fertilizer restoration in agricultural practices.

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Associate Professor

University of Basilicata

ITALY

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Geochemistry and mineralogy of muds and thermal waters from mud volcanoes in the NW Caribbean Coast of Colombia and their potential for pelotherapy

Satellite monitoring of bio-fertilizer restoration in olive groves affected by Xylella fastidiosa subsp. pauca

Detection of river flow slow-down through sensing system and quasi-real time imaging

Image Sensors for Wave Monitoring in Shore Protection: Characterization through a Machine Learning Algorithm

Video-Sensing Characterization for Hydrodynamic Features: Particle Tracking-Based Algorithm Supported by a Machine Learning Approach

Physical and geochemical characteristics of land mud volcanoes along Colombia's Caribbean coast and their societal impacts

[Rp] Reproduction of Step width enhancement in a pulse-driven Josephson junction

Spatial and temporal classification of coastal regions using bioclimatic indices in a Mediterranean environment

Spatial and temporal classification of coastal regions using bioclimatic indices in a Mediterranean environment

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Vito Telesca

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