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6. Hydro-geomorphological modelling of ash-fall pyroclastic soils for debris flow initiation and groundwater recharge in Campania (southern Italy) F. Fusco et al.
7. Reconstructing the Roman topography and environmental features of the Sarno River Plain (Italy) before the AD 79 eruption of Somma–Vesuvius S. Vogel & M. Märker
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11. Temporal evolution of flow-like landslide hazard for a road infrastructure in the municipality of Nocera Inferiore (southern Italy) under the effect of climate change M. Uzielli et al.
12. Triggering of Rain-Induced Landslides, with Applications in Southern Italy A. D’Ippolito et al.
13. Physical modeling investigation of rainfall infiltration in steep layered volcanoclastic slopes G. Capparelli et al.
14. New insights on rainfall triggering flow-like landslides and flash floods in Campania (Southern Italy) N. Santangelo et al.
15. At the origins of Pompeii: the plant landscape of the Sarno River floodplain from the first millennium bc to the ad 79 eruption C. Vignola et al.
16. Landslide susceptibility assessment in ash-fall pyroclastic deposits surrounding Mount Somma-Vesuvius: Application of geophysical surveys for soil thickness mapping P. De Vita et al.
17. Hydrological regimes in different slope environments and implications on rainfall thresholds triggering shallow landslides F. Fusco et al.
18. Triggering conditions and propagation of the December 2019 Palma Campania landslide: Implications for residual hazard estimation at recurrent landslide sites C. Sepe et al.
19. An integrated model to assess critical rainfall thresholds for run-out distances of debris flows T. van Asch et al.
20. Spatial modeling of pyroclastic cover deposit thickness (depth to bedrock) in peri‐volcanic areas of Campania (southern Italy) M. Del Soldato et al.
21. From empirically to physically based early warning predictions of rainfall-induced landslides in silty volcanic soils: the Lattari Mountains case study G. Rianna et al.
22. End-to-End Modelling as a Non-Invasive Tool for Sustainable Risk Management After the Rupture of the Landslide Dam Along River Courses M. Mangifesta et al.
23. Volcaniclastic flow hazard zonation in the Sub-Apennine Vesuvian area using GIS and remote sensing M. Bisson et al.
24. In-between soil erosion and sustainable land management: climate aridity and vegetation in a traditional agro-forest system (Costiera Amalfitana, southern Italy) V. Savo et al.
25. Estimating actual and potential bare soil evaporation from silty pyroclastic soils: Towards improved landslide prediction G. Rianna et al.
26. Assessing variations of extreme indices inducing weather-hazards on critical infrastructures over Europe—the INTACT framework A. Reder et al.
27. Evaluation of the effect of land vegetation cover on water and energy balance of an unsaturated pyroclastic cover A. Reder et al.
28. Assessing the Potential Effects of Climate Changes on Landslide Phenomena Affecting Pyroclastic Covers in Nocera Area (Southern Italy) A. Reder et al.
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