The magnitude and intensity of landslides due to changing climate have created
environmental and socio-economic implications for society. Through an in-depth analysis of …

Many Italian cities and towns have been affected by geological or geohydrological
processes. However, due to the loss of historical memory, lessons of the past have been …

Landslides are the most frequent and diffuse natural hazards in Italy causing the greatest
number of fatalities and damage to urban areas. The integration of natural hazard …

In recent years, there has been growing interest in urban geomorphology both for its
applications in terms of landscape planning, and its historical, cultural, and scientific interest …

Rapid urbanization, demographic pressure, and sprawl of cities are key factors in the
vulnerability and damage related to geo-hydrological hazards. Dysfunctional urban services …

The knowledge of flood-induced ground effects and flood-water dynamics is a crucial issue
for hydro-geomorphic hazards assessment and mapping, and thus for river management …

Urbanization in flood-prone areas is a critical issue worldwide. The historical floods, the
urban expansion in terms of building footprint, the extent and construction period of …

Anthropogenic modifications at catchments scale may be reconducted primarily at soil
sealing and streams culverting, even if important consequences result from roads density …

As an important part of farmland, the slope farmland is widely distributed in the central and
western plateau mountain region in China. It is necessary to scientifically evaluate the slope …

The Mediterranean region is regarded as the meeting point between Europe, Africa and the
Middle East. Due to favourable climatic conditions, many civilizations have flourished here …