The article reports on both past and ongoing work in such research projects as SCAN4RECO or ARCH, funded by the European Commission under Horizon 2020 program. former one concerns multi-modal multi-spectral scanning of Cultural Heritage (CH) assets for their digitization conservation via spatio-temporal reconstruction 3D printing, while latter aims to support better preservation cultural herita...

Abstract. The Svalbard Archipelago represents the northernmost place on Earth where cryospheric hazards, such as thaw slumps (TSs) and thermo-erosion gullies (TEGs) could take rapidly develop under influence of climatic variations. permafrost is specifically sensitive to occurring warming, therefore, a deeper understanding TSs TEGs necessary understand foresee dynamics behind local hazards' occ...

The Earth Observation (EO) data of various Spatio-temporal resolutions are used to study potential sources landslide hazards in the North Eastern Region (NER) India. studies made all eight states NER, namely Arunachal Pradesh, Assam, Manipur, Meghalaya, Mizoram, Nagaland, Sikkim, and Tripura on different project modes during past decade. All types landslides magnitudes dimensions triggered by r...

Many organisms are accumulating climatic debt as they respond more slowly than expected to rising global temperatures, leading disequilibrium of species diversity with contemporary climate. The resulting transient dynamics complex and may cause overoptimistic biodiversity assessments. We propose a simple budget framework integrate two classes intervention: (i) credits that pay some the debt, re...

Culicoides imicola is the main vector of the bluetongue virus in theMediterranean Basin. Spatial distribution models for this species traditionally employ either climatic data or remotely sensed data, or a combination of both. Until now, however, no studies compared the accuracies of C. imicola distribution models based on climatic versus remote sensing data, even though remotely sensed dataset...

Morphologic and paleozoogeographic analysis of Cenozoic marine Ostracoda from the Atlantic, Caribbean, and Pacific indicates that climatic change modulates evolution by disrupting long-term stasis and catalyzing speciation during sustained, unidirectional climatic transitions and, conversely, by maintaining morphologic stasis during rapid, high-frequency climatic oscillations. In the middle Pli...