Ghiacciaio del Calderone is the only glacier in the Italian Apennines and the southernmost glacier in Europe in a strong reduction phase. In this paper, the authors present a tentative synthesis of the evolution of the glacier, with a particular focus on evaluating the variations in area and thickness ranging from the end of the Little Ice Age to the present. The analysis was performed in a GIS environment, using available data for georeferation (mainly from recent topographic maps) and for the reconstruction (from historical documents and old topographic maps) of the variations of the..
High-resolution glacier length curves provide valuable insights on glacier fluctuations as response ...
Italian glaciers began to melt in the second half of the 19th century. The quantificati...
High-resolution glacier length curves provide valuable insights on glacier fluctuations as response ...
Ghiacciaio del Calderone is the only glacier in the Italian Apennines and the southernmost glacier i...
More than one hundred glaciers (including the widest glacier of the Italian Alps, the Ghiacciaio del...
The Ghiacciaio del Calderone, the southernmost glacier in Europe, is located almost in the exact cen...
This work presents a glaciological and geomorphological study carried out on an area of three squar...
Glaciers in the Italian Alps as well as in other regions are withdrawing due to the effects of globa...
AbstractResults of a detailed topographic survey of Ghiacciaio del Calderone, Italy, the southernmos...
The recent rapid mass loss of mountain glaciers in response to climate warming has been reported for...
Alpine glaciers are very sensitive to climate variations that modify their shape and size in respons...
Two distinct glacial bodies (both North facing) presently constitute the Pisgana Glacier, in the Ada...
<div><p>Glaciers are widely recognized as the best terrestrial indicators of climate change. Neverth...
In the southernmost tract of the Alps (Italian-French Maritime Alps), extensively covered by glacier...
More than one hundred glaciers are presently covering an area of 53 km2 in the Adamello-Presanella G...
High-resolution glacier length curves provide valuable insights on glacier fluctuations as response ...
Italian glaciers began to melt in the second half of the 19th century. The quantificati...
High-resolution glacier length curves provide valuable insights on glacier fluctuations as response ...
Ghiacciaio del Calderone is the only glacier in the Italian Apennines and the southernmost glacier i...
More than one hundred glaciers (including the widest glacier of the Italian Alps, the Ghiacciaio del...
The Ghiacciaio del Calderone, the southernmost glacier in Europe, is located almost in the exact cen...
This work presents a glaciological and geomorphological study carried out on an area of three squar...
Glaciers in the Italian Alps as well as in other regions are withdrawing due to the effects of globa...
AbstractResults of a detailed topographic survey of Ghiacciaio del Calderone, Italy, the southernmos...
The recent rapid mass loss of mountain glaciers in response to climate warming has been reported for...
Alpine glaciers are very sensitive to climate variations that modify their shape and size in respons...
Two distinct glacial bodies (both North facing) presently constitute the Pisgana Glacier, in the Ada...
<div><p>Glaciers are widely recognized as the best terrestrial indicators of climate change. Neverth...
In the southernmost tract of the Alps (Italian-French Maritime Alps), extensively covered by glacier...
More than one hundred glaciers are presently covering an area of 53 km2 in the Adamello-Presanella G...
High-resolution glacier length curves provide valuable insights on glacier fluctuations as response ...
Italian glaciers began to melt in the second half of the 19th century. The quantificati...
High-resolution glacier length curves provide valuable insights on glacier fluctuations as response ...