via Thomas Alva Edison s.n.c. - 81100 Caserta (CE), Italy
In 2007 graduated with honours in Civil Engineering at University of Naples “Federico II”. In 2011, he got PhD in Geotechnical Engineering with a thesis about predictive models to be implemented in early warning systems for landslide events. Since 2012, he works for CMCC Foundation. In GEMINA project, he investigated the potential variations in landslide activities for different Italian geomorphological contexts. Since 2015, he is responsible for Unit Research concerning geological and hydrological impacts induced by climate changes in REMHI Division. He partecipated to different European Projects (FP7 SAFELAND, H2020 OPERANDUM). Moreover, he worked in FP7 INTACT (www.intact-project.eu) acting as test case coordinator for the impacts of landslides on critical infrastructures, INTERREG PROLINE-CE acting as Work Package Leader “Synopsis: Vision and guidance” promoting a common methodology and a vision for integrated management for water resources. He is author of about 30 papers in peer reviewed journals. In EGU GA session, he is convener in for session NH3.2/CL2.24 “Effects of climate and environmental changes on landslides”.
LATEST PUBLICATIONS
- Coupling scenarios of climate and land – use change with assessments of potential ecosystem services at the river basin scale
- Parametric investigation of Urban Heat Island dynamics through TEB 1D model for a case study: assessment of adaptation measures
- Assessing variations of extreme indices inducing weather-hazards on critical infrastructures over Europe—the INTACT framework
- Climate Change
- Impacts of past and future land changes on landslides in southern Italy
- Assessing future changes in the occurrence of rainfall-induced landslides at a regional scale
- Two Applications of Soil Water Balance in Unsaturated Pyroclastic Soils
- Evaluation of the effect of land vegetation cover on water and energy balance of an unsaturated pyroclastic cover
- Effects of climate change on shallow landslides in a small coastal catchment in southern Italy
- Potential effects of climate changes on soil–atmosphere interaction and landslide hazard