Anthropogenic sinkholes represent a significant hazard in the historic centres of Umbria (Central Italy), where extensive but often undocumented hypogean cavities may undergo progressive degradation and failure. This study aims (i) to test the spatial relationship between anthropogenic underground cavities and document...
F. Venti, G. Ciotoli, Sergio Madonna et al.· Rendiconti Online della Soci...· 0 citations
The term sinkhole refers to sudden ground subsidence caused by natural or anthropogenic factors and represents a locally significant geological hazard. In Italy, natural sinkholes are included in ISPRA’s National Sinkhole Database, mainly in plains, coastal zones, and tectonic intermontane basins. The Abruzzo is among...
Deborah Maceroni, Stefania Nisio, G. Ciotoli et al.· Rendiconti Online della Soci...· 0 citations
The Province of Caserta shows marked geological complexity from the interaction of Apennine structures, alluvial plains, volcanic systems and karst domains shaped by multistage tectonic and volcanic processes. This geodiversity increases scientific value but also susceptibility to geohazards such as sinkholes. A multid...
Annarita Paolillo, Stefania Nisio, D. di Martire et al.· Rendiconti Online della Soci...· 0 citations
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