Top-level heading

Group of the Physical Geography and Geomorfology

Team:

DEL MONTE Maurizio
DELLA SETA Marta
PIACENTINI Daniela
PICA Alessia
TROIANI Francesco
VERGARI Francesca

 

Topics:Geomorphological map of a sector of Zagros Mts., Iran

We analyse Earth surface processes and landforms with the principal aim of studying the geomorphological processes connected with tectonics and degradation, as well as the impact of human activities both in natural and urbanized environments.

 

Fluvial monitoring

 

 

 

We use field survey, geomorphological mapping, remote sensing techniques and terrain analysis. We plan and carry out monitoring of the effects of erosion processes at both catchment and hillslope scale; we develop numerical landscape evolution models, GIS-supported geomorphological, geomorphometric and hazard analyses in both natural and urban environments, also obtaining information on the response of geomorphological processes to climate change and active tectonics.

 

 

 Biancane badlands in central Italy

 

We also study and implement strategies to exploit and enhance geodiversity and geomorphological heritage, also through multidisciplinary approaches.

 

 

   

 

Multitemporal and multidisciplinary investigations in the urban landscape of Rome

Landslide susceptibility analysis

 

 

 

 

 

Classified active crevasse splay in a Satellite Multispectral Image (Landsat8) along Tigris River, Iran

 

 

The research group's activity is evidenced by national and international awards and funding, numerous publications in high-impact international peer-reviewed scientific journals and communications at major international conferences.

 

 

 

 

 

he ice-wedge polygon site of Mount Jackman is located in the upper sector of the Rennick Glacier in Northern Victoria Land, East Antarctica.