The paper deals with a statistical analysis, carried out to define the underlying reason of some of the damage observed in many buildings of a southern Italian town. Engineering considerations, substantiated by specific measurements, attributed them to the lowering of the groundwater table in the area below the building locations. Due to two coinciding events which occurred in the preceding years, i.e. a persistent drought and the start up of a system of wells, it was not possible to define the cause of the former phenomenon. As shutting down the wells could generate additional problems, an accurate picture of the whole situation was necessary, before taking any action. By taking advantage of some fragmentary databelonging to the flow of ...
In large areas of the Italian Northern Apennines, hundreds of low-yield springs provide water for dr...
Pesaro city (central Italy) stands on the alluvial plain of Foglia River, between foothills on the r...
Damaging Hydrogeological Events (DHEs) are episodes of severe weather conditions characterised by st...
The paper deals with a statistical analysis, carried out to define the underlying reason of some of ...
Current precipitation and past climate variability induce considerable intermonthly fluctuations in ...
Spring discharges of a large karst system (Campania, Southern Italy) have been analysed to determine...
The increasing occurrence of widespread drought phenomena is a global environmental emergency, espec...
In 2018–2020, meteorological droughts over Northwestern Europe caused severe declines in groundwater...
A period of bad weather conditions due to prolonged intense rainfall and strong winds can trigger la...
A hydrogeological study assessed the evolution of groundwater levels in a site in Milano, Italy, whe...
Aquifers in mountain areas are a strategic resource for people who live there. In fact, their proper...
A hydrogeological study of the Nossana Spring (Val Seriana, Bergamo, Italy) is presented with the ai...
In Italy, the summer of 2017 was characterized by serious problems related to the water crisis that ...
Abstract: A comprehensive assessment of future dry events in a region is essential for finding susta...
In large areas of the Italian Northern Apennines, hundreds of low-yield springs provide water for dr...
Pesaro city (central Italy) stands on the alluvial plain of Foglia River, between foothills on the r...
Damaging Hydrogeological Events (DHEs) are episodes of severe weather conditions characterised by st...
The paper deals with a statistical analysis, carried out to define the underlying reason of some of ...
Current precipitation and past climate variability induce considerable intermonthly fluctuations in ...
Spring discharges of a large karst system (Campania, Southern Italy) have been analysed to determine...
The increasing occurrence of widespread drought phenomena is a global environmental emergency, espec...
In 2018–2020, meteorological droughts over Northwestern Europe caused severe declines in groundwater...
A period of bad weather conditions due to prolonged intense rainfall and strong winds can trigger la...
A hydrogeological study assessed the evolution of groundwater levels in a site in Milano, Italy, whe...
Aquifers in mountain areas are a strategic resource for people who live there. In fact, their proper...
A hydrogeological study of the Nossana Spring (Val Seriana, Bergamo, Italy) is presented with the ai...
In Italy, the summer of 2017 was characterized by serious problems related to the water crisis that ...
Abstract: A comprehensive assessment of future dry events in a region is essential for finding susta...
In large areas of the Italian Northern Apennines, hundreds of low-yield springs provide water for dr...
Pesaro city (central Italy) stands on the alluvial plain of Foglia River, between foothills on the r...
Damaging Hydrogeological Events (DHEs) are episodes of severe weather conditions characterised by st...