Around 20-25% of the Friuli Venezia Giulia region consists of karstified rocks. The geological, geographical and climatic conditions have given rise to a whole series of karst landscapes which have developed in different ways from each other on limestone of different ages, located at different altitudes. One encounters splendid examples of alpine karst (Mt. Canin and Cansiglio-Cavallo Massif), mountain-hill karst (Mt. Ciaurlec, Julian Prealps) and marine coastal karst. In the Classical Karst near Trieste, the worldwide symbol of karst phenomena, over 3,000 caves are known while half a dozen are over 1,000 m in length. There are about eighty solution and collapse dolines with a diameter greater than 100 m
In the Alpi Apuane (Tuscany, Italy), Late Pliocene to Pleistocene karst landforms are preserved as r...
Karst refers to the processes of chemical dissolution and mechanical erosion acting on soluble rocks...
Evolution of coastlines in karst areas may be strongly controlled by dissolution processes which fav...
Karsts areas are \u201clandscapes of special geological and geomorphologic interest which call for c...
Small-size karst landforms may potentially provide very useful information to fully understand the b...
Small-size karst landforms may potentially provide very useful information to fully understand the b...
In Sicily, karst is well developed and exhibits different types of landscapes due to the wide distri...
Classical Karst is approximately 900 km2 and extends from SE of the Isonzo River to Postumia town an...
Gypsum karst has been studied in Italy since the last decades of the l9th Century. In 1917 the geogr...
The caves of the Umbria and Marche regions in central Italy are made up of three-dimensional maze sy...
Karst landscapes are strongly controlled by lithological and tectonic factors, that are crucial elem...
Subsidence in the karst of Apulia (Southern Italy), one of the classical karst areas of Italy, is de...
Italy is made up for about 1/5 of its surface by soluble rocks, which represent the arena of karst e...
The south Adriatic shelf offshore of the predominently carbonate Apulian coast is characterized by a...
Apulia region, in southern Italy, is one of the classical karst areas of the Italian peninsula, bein...
In the Alpi Apuane (Tuscany, Italy), Late Pliocene to Pleistocene karst landforms are preserved as r...
Karst refers to the processes of chemical dissolution and mechanical erosion acting on soluble rocks...
Evolution of coastlines in karst areas may be strongly controlled by dissolution processes which fav...
Karsts areas are \u201clandscapes of special geological and geomorphologic interest which call for c...
Small-size karst landforms may potentially provide very useful information to fully understand the b...
Small-size karst landforms may potentially provide very useful information to fully understand the b...
In Sicily, karst is well developed and exhibits different types of landscapes due to the wide distri...
Classical Karst is approximately 900 km2 and extends from SE of the Isonzo River to Postumia town an...
Gypsum karst has been studied in Italy since the last decades of the l9th Century. In 1917 the geogr...
The caves of the Umbria and Marche regions in central Italy are made up of three-dimensional maze sy...
Karst landscapes are strongly controlled by lithological and tectonic factors, that are crucial elem...
Subsidence in the karst of Apulia (Southern Italy), one of the classical karst areas of Italy, is de...
Italy is made up for about 1/5 of its surface by soluble rocks, which represent the arena of karst e...
The south Adriatic shelf offshore of the predominently carbonate Apulian coast is characterized by a...
Apulia region, in southern Italy, is one of the classical karst areas of the Italian peninsula, bein...
In the Alpi Apuane (Tuscany, Italy), Late Pliocene to Pleistocene karst landforms are preserved as r...
Karst refers to the processes of chemical dissolution and mechanical erosion acting on soluble rocks...
Evolution of coastlines in karst areas may be strongly controlled by dissolution processes which fav...
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