The most recent research studies into the long-term landscape evolution of the Abruzzo
area, carried out over the last twenty years at the “G. d'Annunzio” University of Chieti …

The Italian badlands, or “calanchi”, are common landforms in Mediterranean areas including
central and southern Italy. Calanchi landforms may be compared to small hydrographic …

The “calanchi”(singular calanco) are a typical example of Italian badlands, widespread in
areas with hills of clay-rich sediments and rocks. They appear as a very dense and rapidly …

In this paper, we investigated the abilities of five sugar-based synthetic surfactants and
biosurfactants from three different families (ie, alkyl polyglycoside (APG), sophorolipid (SL) …

This study analyses the geomorphological evolution during the last 20000years in two areas
representative of the peri-Adriatic belt of central Italy: Mt. Ascensione in the high hilly sector …

A typical example of badlands in the Italian peninsula is the “calanchi”(plural of “calanco”),
which may be defined as rapidly evolving, very dense and hierarchical drainage systems …

Landslide susceptibility is one of the main topics of geomorphological risk studies.
Unfortunately, many of these studies applied an exclusively statistical approach with little …

The present work deals with a large area of the Marche–Abruzzi monoclinal relief which is
made up of a clayey sediment succession with sandy–conglomeratic levels alternating at …

This work presents a tectonic geomorphology analysis of a river bend in the middle Tavo
River valley, in the piedmont area of the NE Apennines (Abruzzo Region), between the …

Calanchi (singular: calanco) represent a typical example of badlands in the Italian
peninsula, which rapidly evolve on clayey terrains such as the widespread Pliocene …