Karst landscapes and karst aquifers, which are composed of a variety of soluble rocks such
as salt, gypsum, anhydrite, limestone, dolomite and quartzite, are fascinating areas of study …

We present new advances in monitoring particulate matter (PM) in urban areas within a
participatory vehicle sensor network (VSN) that exploits the use of multiple mobile low-cost …

Drought‐induced tree mortality frequently occurs in patches with different spatial and
temporal distributions, which is only partly explained by inter‐and intraspecific variation in …

Remote sensing-based tectonic geomorphology is widely applied to study neotectonic
processes. This technique is relatively cheap and easy to apply, and it allows investigating …

This paper presents the petrographic and textural characterization of some ornamental
limestones widely used in UNESCO World Heritage Sites in northeastern Italy, and the …

The study of the different hydrogeological compartments is a prerequisite for understanding
and monitoring different fluxes, thereby evaluating the environmental changes in an …

Animals living in caves have attracted the interest of naturalists and biologists since the
beginning of modern science (Poulson & White, 1969; Vandel, 1964). Caves and other …

We use various geophysical datasets (multibeam and singlebeam echosounder data, sub-
bottom profiling Chirp and sonar data and very high-resolution boomer seismic data) along …

The nature of epiphreatic flow remains an important research challenge in karst hydrology.
This study focuses on the flood propagation along the epiphreatic system of Reka-Timavo …

The classification of species as iso-or anisohydric has been widely used to assess their
behavior under drought conditions. This behavior depends on the water use strategy …