The transition zone of the Wonosari and Nglanggran Formation in Purwosari District has characteristics thick soil, steep slopes, no outcrops. different found Zone are characterized by polygonal karst formations with thin soil limestone rocks, form andesite rock outcrops, slopes. Geomorphological mapping can be done easily through morphological approaches is quite difficult to do because it does...

Automatic procedures for landform extraction is a growing research field but extensive quantitative studies of the prediction accuracy Landform Classification (ACL) based on direct comparison with geomorphological maps are rather limited. In this work, we test an algorithm automatic classification large sector Ionian coast southern Italian belt through detailed map. was performed by using indiv...

This paper reports the results of geological and geomorphological surveys and the first results of a still in progress GPS monitoring campaign1, taken on a large and ancient landslide located near Avigliano town (Basilicata region, South Italy). The landslide occurs on structurally complex clayey-marly terrains and it is classifiable as a multiple and complex roto-translational-earthflow landsl...

Automatic landslide classification based on digital elevation models has become a powerful complementary tool to field mapping. Many studies focus the automatic of landslides’ geomorphological features, such as their steep main scarps, but in many cases, scarps and other morphological features are difficult for algorithms detect. In this study, we performed an different litho-geomorphological u...

Socio-hydrology is the science of human influence on hydrology and the influence of the water cycle on human social systems. This newly emerging discipline inherently involves a historic perspective, often focusing on timescales of several centuries. While data on human history is typically available for this time frame, gathering information on the hydrological situation during such a period c...

During an 11 days mission in February 2000 the Shuttle Radar Topography Mission (SRTM) collected data over 80% of the Earth's land surface, for all areas between 60 degrees N and 56 degrees S latitude. Since SRTM data became available, many studies utilized them for application in topography and morphometric landscape analysis. Exploiting SRTM data for recognition and extraction of topographic ...