tiziana apuani

Associate Professor in Engineering geology

University of Milan

Italy

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Tiziana Apuani is an Associate Professor in Engineering Geology at the University of Milan, Italy. Her research areas include geodiversity, wildland fire spread, landscape evolution, and landslide susceptibility evaluation. Recent publications highlight her work on geoclimbing, climate change impacts, and numerical modeling of geological phenomena. Apuani's expertise contributes significantly to understanding the interplay between natural hazards and human settlements in Alpine environments.

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Francesco Cecinato

Università degli Studi di Torino

ITALY

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CORRADO ALBERTO SIGFRIDO CAMERA

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Università degli Studi di Torino

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Manolis Veveakis

Duke University

UNITED STATES

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Stefania Stevenazzi

Tenure Track Assistant Professor

Università di Milano

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Pyros: a raster–vector spatial simulation model for predicting wildland surface fire spread and growth

The IGCP 714 Project “3GEO – Geoclimbing & Geotrekking in Geoparks” – Selection of Geodiversity Sites Equipped for Climbing for Combining Outdoor and Multimedia Activities

Pyros: a raster–vector spatial simulation model for predicting wildland surface fire spread and growth

Mapping landscape evolution in 3D: Climate change, natural hazard and human settlements across the 1618 Piuro landslide in the Italian Central Alps

Evaluating the freeze-thaw vulnerability of soapstone monuments and geoheritage sites in the Parco del Paradiso (Chiavenna, Italy).

A novel dynamic rockfall susceptibility model including precipitation, temperature and snowmelt predictors: a case study in Aosta Valley (northern Italy)

Landslide susceptibility evaluation in Alpine environment: 1. 3D Finite Element modeling of the Ruinon (IT) case study

Piuro Landslide: 3D Hydromechanical Numerical Modelling of the 1618 Event

Geology of the area of the Piuro 1618 event (Val Bregaglia, Italian Central Alps): the setting of a catastrophic historical landslide

The Role of Temperature in the Stress–Strain Evolution of Alpine Rock-Slopes: Thermo-Mechanical Modelling of the Cimaganda Rockslide

Deciphering meteorological influencing factors for Alpine rockfalls: a case study in Aosta Valley

Introducing intense rainfall and snowmelt variables to implement a process-related non-stationary shallow landslide susceptibility analysis

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Francesco Cecinato

CORRADO ALBERTO SIGFRIDO CAMERA

Manolis Veveakis

Stefania Stevenazzi

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Pyros: a raster–vector spatial simulation model for predicting wildland surface fire spread and growth

The IGCP 714 Project “3GEO – Geoclimbing &amp; Geotrekking in Geoparks” – Selection of Geodiversity Sites Equipped for Climbing for Combining Outdoor and Multimedia Activities

Pyros: a raster–vector spatial simulation model for predicting wildland surface fire spread and growth

Mapping landscape evolution in 3D: Climate change, natural hazard and human settlements across the 1618 Piuro landslide in the Italian Central Alps

Evaluating the freeze-thaw vulnerability of soapstone monuments and geoheritage sites in the Parco del Paradiso (Chiavenna, Italy).

A novel dynamic rockfall susceptibility model including precipitation, temperature and snowmelt predictors: a case study in Aosta Valley (northern Italy)

Landslide susceptibility evaluation in Alpine environment: 1. 3D Finite Element modeling of the Ruinon (IT) case study

Piuro Landslide: 3D Hydromechanical Numerical Modelling of the 1618 Event

Geology of the area of the Piuro 1618 event (Val Bregaglia, Italian Central Alps): the setting of a catastrophic historical landslide

The Role of Temperature in the Stress–Strain Evolution of Alpine Rock-Slopes: Thermo-Mechanical Modelling of the Cimaganda Rockslide

Deciphering meteorological influencing factors for Alpine rockfalls: a case study in Aosta Valley

Introducing intense rainfall and snowmelt variables to implement a process-related non-stationary shallow landslide susceptibility analysis

Collaborators (4)

Francesco Cecinato

CORRADO ALBERTO SIGFRIDO CAMERA

Manolis Veveakis

Stefania Stevenazzi

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The IGCP 714 Project “3GEO – Geoclimbing & Geotrekking in Geoparks” – Selection of Geodiversity Sites Equipped for Climbing for Combining Outdoor and Multimedia Activities