Stefano Salata

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Politecnico di Milano

Italy

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Stefano Salata is an Assistant Professor at Politecnico di Milano, Italy. His research focuses on urban ecology, climate-adaptive urban planning, and nature-based solutions. He has contributed to various studies examining urban flood resilience, ecosystem services, and the integration of environmental considerations in urban planning processes.

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Articles (16)

A Participatory SWOT-Based Approach to Nature-Based Solutions Within Urban Fragile Territories: Operational Barriers and Strategic Roadmaps

Building Greener Cities Together: Urban Afforestation Requires Multiple Skills to Address Social, Ecological, and Climate Challenges

Settlement Expansion Versus Environmental Protection: Ecosystem Services for Environmental Regulation Planning in Izmir, Turkiye

How to Plan Climate-Adaptive Cities: An Experimental Approach to Address Ecosystem Service Loss in Ordinary Planning Processes

Advancing Urban Flood Resilience: A Systematic Review of Urban Flood Risk Mitigation Model, Research Trends, and Future Directions

The Uncertain Certainty of a Nightmare: What If Another Destructive Earthquake Strikes Izmir (Türkiye)?

An Operational Model to Downscale Regional Green Infrastructures in Supra-Local Plans: A Case Study in an Italian Alpine Sub-Region

De-Sealing Reverses Habitat Decay More Than Increasing Groundcover Vegetation

Filling the Gaps in Biophysical Knowledge of Urban Ecosystems: Flooding Mitigation and Stormwater Retention

Are Soil and Geology Characteristics Considered in Urban Planning? An Empirical Study in Izmir (Türkiye)

Adapting Cities to Pluvial Flooding: The Case of Izmir (Türkiye)

Monitoring Soil Degradation Processes for Ecological Compensation in the Izmir Institute of Technology Campus (Turkey)

Designing Urban Green Infrastructures Using Open-Source Data—An Example in Çiğli, Izmir (Turkey)

Land Suitability Analysis for Vineyard Cultivation in the Izmir Metropolitan Area

Integrating Ecosystem Vulnerability in the Environmental Regulation Plan of Izmir (Turkey)—What Are the Limits and Potentialities?

Designing with Ecosystem Modelling: The Sponge District Application in &#304;zmir, Turkey

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Luciano Bani

MADDALENA BUFFOLI

Enrico Caprio

Lucyna NYKA

Giulia Datola

Israa Mahmoud

Francesco Sica

Giulia Capotorti

FABIO SALBITANO

SILVIA RONCHI

ANDREA ARCIDIACONO

Barbara Mariotti

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