Vol. 32 No. 2 (2009)

Research and review papers

Late Holocene environmental changes and present-day geomorphic processes in the Wurgo catchment (Wollo, Ethiopia)

Mauro Coltorti, Aldo Cinque, Giandomenico Fubelli, Francesco Dramis, Bekele Abebe, Asfawossen Asrat (Author)

129-134
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Value of ancient cartography for geoenvironmental purposes. A case study from the Po River delta coast (Italy)

Stefano Cremonini, Eleonora Samonati (Author)

135-144
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Karst morphogenesis and tectonics in South-Eastern Murge (Apulia, Italy)

Vincenzo Iurilli, Giuseppe Cacciapaglia, Gianluca Selleri, Giovanni Palmentola, Giuseppe Mastronuzzi (Author)

145-155
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The May 2008 extreme rain event in the Germanasca Valley (Italian Western Alps): processes and effects observed along the hydrographic network and valley slopes

Guido Nigrelli, Chiara Audisio (Author)

157-166
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The Apennines, the Dinarides, and the Adriatic Sea: is the Adriatic Microplate a reality?

Cliff D. Ollier, Colin F. Pain (Author)

167-175
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Special issue: Innovative Approaches for Evaluating Landslide Hazard and Risk, VI Forum Geoitalia 2007

Preface to the special issue on «innovative approaches for evaluating landslide hazard and risk»

Mario Parise, Giulio Iovine (Author)

179-181
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Landslide hazard assessment, vulnerability estimation and risk evaluation: an example from the Collazzone area (Central Umbria, Italy)

Fausto Guzzetti, Paola Reichenbach, Francesca Ardizzone, Mauro Cardinali, Mirco Galli (Author)

183-192
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A simplified physically-based approach for the assessment of hazard related to shallow landslides in Southern Piedmont (Italy)

Nicola Fonte, Luciano Masciocco (Author)
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The decadence of the Sambucina Abbey (Calabria, southern Italy): geological and historical hints

Edoardo Peronace, Paolo Galli, Gabriele Scarascia Mugnozza (Author)

203-212
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A comparison between physically-based models and a semiquantitative methodology for assessing susceptibility to flowslides triggering in pyroclastic deposits of Southern Italy

Piero Andriola, Giovanni Battista Chirico, Melania De Falco, Giuseppe Di Crescenzo, Antonio Santo (Author)

213-226
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A comparison between physically-based models and a semiquantitative methodology for assessing susceptibility to flowslides triggering in pyroclastic deposits of Southern Italy

Sebastiano Perriello Zampelli (Author)

227-236
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LPC® methodology as a tool to create real time cartography of the gravitational hazard

Mickael Hernandez, Thomas Lebourg, Vincent Risser, Emmanuel Tric (Author)

237-245
A large, slow-moving earth flow in the Northern Apennines: the Signatico Landslide (Italy)

Giuseppe Mandrone, Lorenzo Buratti, Alessandro Chelli, Luigi Lopardo, Claudio Tellini (Author)

247-253
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Glaciological survey reports

Report of the glaciological survey of 2008

Carlo Baroni, Mirco Meneghel, Giovanni Mortara (Editor)

255-315
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Research and review papers

Late Holocene environmental changes and present-day geomorphic processes in the Wurgo catchment (Wollo, Ethiopia)

Value of ancient cartography for geoenvironmental purposes. A case study from the Po River delta coast (Italy)

Karst morphogenesis and tectonics in South-Eastern Murge (Apulia, Italy)

The May 2008 extreme rain event in the Germanasca Valley (Italian Western Alps): processes and effects observed along the hydrographic network and valley slopes

The Apennines, the Dinarides, and the Adriatic Sea: is the Adriatic Microplate a reality?

Special issue: Innovative Approaches for Evaluating Landslide Hazard and Risk, VI Forum Geoitalia 2007

Preface to the special issue on «innovative approaches for evaluating landslide hazard and risk»

Landslide hazard assessment, vulnerability estimation and risk evaluation: an example from the Collazzone area (Central Umbria, Italy)

A simplified physically-based approach for the assessment of hazard related to shallow landslides in Southern Piedmont (Italy)

The decadence of the Sambucina Abbey (Calabria, southern Italy): geological and historical hints

A comparison between physically-based models and a semiquantitative methodology for assessing susceptibility to flowslides triggering in pyroclastic deposits of Southern Italy

A comparison between physically-based models and a semiquantitative methodology for assessing susceptibility to flowslides triggering in pyroclastic deposits of Southern Italy

LPC® methodology as a tool to create real time cartography of the gravitational hazard

A large, slow-moving earth flow in the Northern Apennines: the Signatico Landslide (Italy)

Glaciological survey reports

Report of the glaciological survey of 2008

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