Vito Ferro

Full Professor

Università degli Studi di Palermo

Italy

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Vito Ferro is a Full Professor at Università degli Studi di Palermo, Italy. His research areas include overland flow resistance, soil erosion modeling, and hydraulic assessments, as reflected in his recent publications. He investigates the effects of rainfall on soil and water interactions, emphasizing the importance of dimensional analysis in hydrology.

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Alessio NICOSIA

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University of Palermo

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Gaetano Guida

University of Palermo

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Vincenzo Pampalone

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University of Palermo

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Pellegrino Conte

University of Palermo

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Articles (29)

Rainfall effects on overland flow resistance

Why dimensional analysis and self-similarity are useful to determine a stage-discharge relationship: A review

Reply to “A comment on empirical modelling of soil erosion using unit plot data at Sparacia experimental area (Southern Italy)” by P.I.A. Kinnell

Influence of Soil Grain Roughness and Roughness Type on Flow Resistance in Rectangular Rill Channels

Study on Overland Flow Resistance Under Simulated Rainfall

Use of the Calibrated Curve Number and a Runoff‐Driven USLE Model to Estimate Event Soil Loss From Sparacia (Sicily, Southern Italy) Plots

The Hydraulic Assessment of a New Portable Rainfall Simulator Using Different Nozzle Models

Rainfall Erosivity Estimators for Application in Burundi

Assessing the stage-discharge relationship of streamlined-type weirs

Wood‐Biochar Influence on Rill Erosion Processes and Hydrological Connectivity in Amended Soils

Characterizing the Kamphorst rainfall simulator for soil erosion investigations

Evaluating the effect of the actual eroded badland area on the estimate of eroded volume in Italiancalanchi areas

Guidelines for the Energetic Characterization of a Portable Drip-Type Rainfall Simulator for Soil Erosion Research

Effects of longitudinal profile shape on scour and flow resistance in rills

Detecting soil hydrological connectivity in a badland area by fast field cycling nuclear magnetic resonance relaxometry

Effects of surface inoculation of biological soil crusts on laminar overland flow resistance

Empirical modeling of soil erosion using unit plot data at Sparacia experimental area (southern Italy)

Advances in a measurement method of rainfall kinetic power and momentum affecting soil erosion processes

Evaluating the effects of soil grain roughness and rill cross‐section shape on flow resistance

Soil Erosion Measurement Techniques and Field Experiments

Advances in soil erosion research: Mechanisms, modeling and applications - A special issue in honor of Dr. Mark Nearing

A New Model for Solving Hydrological Connectivity Inside Soils by Fast Field Cycling NMR Relaxometry

Rill and Interrill Soil Loss Estimations Using the USLE-MB Equation at the Sparacia Experimental Site (South Italy)

Flow discharge measurement by a linear width contraction device

Deducing the stage-discharge relationship of rectangular broad and sharp-crested contraction devices

Evaluating the effects of stream power on rill flow resistance

Evaluating the influence of boulder arrangement on flow resistance in gravel-bed channels

Flow resistance of flexible vegetation in real‐scale drainage channels

Flow resistance due to shrubs and woody vegetation

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Alessio NICOSIA

Gaetano Guida

Vincenzo Pampalone

Pellegrino Conte

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