Speaker: Dr. Francesco Marra (CNR-ISAC, Istituto di Scienze dell’Atmosfera e del Clima, Bologna) - Tuesday, 26th April – 4:30 PM | Aula Arduino
26.04.2022
Extreme precipitation causes natural hazards that are among the most damaging in Italy and globally, and serves as freshwater recharge for groundwater and surface water reservoirs.
Speaker: Dr.ssa Paola Baccheschi INGV – Istituto Nazionale di Geofisica e Vulcanologia, Roma - Tuesday, 12th March – 4:30 PM | Aula Arduino
12.04.2022
Defining the deep structure of the Italian peninsula is fundamental for understanding the Mediterranean region and its geodynamical history tightly connected with the spatial and temporal interaction between the Africa and Eurasia plates.
Speaker: Dott. Geol.Giorgio Giachetti (Presidente Ordine dei Geologi Regione del Veneto) - Tuesday, 5th March – 4:30 PM | Aula Arduino
05.04.2022
Career WorkshopLa normativa italiana non consente ai geologi di progettare strutture ad eccezione delle barriere paramassi purché siano fornite come kit di montaggio secondo la EAD 340059-00-0106. Tale EAD descrive i risultati delle prove sulle barriere in termini di energia e altezza residuale che
Speaker: Dr. Simone Bizzi (Department of Geosciences - University of Padova) - Tuesday, 29th March – 4:30 PM | Aula Arduino
29.03.2022
For decades geomorphologists have asked what drives the fundamental difference in river functioning between single-thread meandering channel and multi-thread systems? The variety of existing river channel patterns and their functioning are nicely summarized in the river classification schemes which tells us that river forms and patterns are generated by specific drivers, namely: channel gradient, amount of sediment supply, and grain size (caliber) of the sediment supply.
Speaker: Dr. Paolo Sossi (Eth, Department of Earth Sciences, Zürich, Switzerland) - Tuesday, 22nd March – 4:30 PM | Aula Arduino
22.03.2022
Atmospheres around some rocky planets may be germane to the development of life. Owing to the energy deposited during accretion, most are thought to have undergone at least one magma ocean stage in their lifetime.
