Karst springs in central-southern Italy are largely exploited for the human consumption since
the Roman Times and currently feed some tens of millions inhabitants with tap water of high …

Mechanisms by which hydrochemical changes occur after earthquakes are not well
documented. We use the 2016–2017 central Italy seismic sequence, which caused notable …

Nowadays, the balance between incoming precipitation and stream or spring discharge is a
challenging aspect in many scientific disciplines related to water management. In this …

Urbanisation poses significant challenges to the management and sustainability of
groundwater resources. The importance of urban groundwater cannot be overstated, and …

Environmental isotopes were used to determine the source and to understand the physical–
chemical processes involved in groundwater movement along a flowpath. This study applies …

In this research, univariate and bivariate statistical methods were applied to rainfall, river
and piezometric level datasets belonging to 24-year time series (1986–2009). These …

Understanding the groundwater flow in carbonate aquifers represents a challenging aspect
in hydrogeology, especially when they have been struck by strong seismic events. It has …

Iron and manganese are two of the most common contaminants that exceed the threshold
imposed by international and national legislation. When these contamination occurs in …

The results of a series of continuous characterizations of physical parameters (flow,
temperature, water conductivity) and chemical analyses in water springs fed by karst …

This short note focuses on the review of some selected large slope instabilities, such as
massive rock slope failures, that occurred in slopes well representative of widespread …