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My presentation at the Hydrology Days of the Italian Hydrological Society "Pandemics, geopolitics, economic inflation and water resources management"" (in Italian)

My presentation "Pandemics, geopolitics, economic inflation and water resources management" (in Italian) at the Hydrology Days of the Italian Hydrological Society is available for download at the link below. It's a new interdisciplinary adventure stimulated by the awareness that water resources management is driven by forcings related to political economy.

Thank you for your interest.

Ciao,
Alberto 

My poster contribution "Why the 2022 drought in the Po River is the worst ever" (in Italian) at the Hydrology Days of the Italian Hydrological Society

My poster contribution titled "Why the 2022 drought in the Po River is the worst ever" (in Italian) presented at the Hydrology Days of the Italian Hydrological Society is available for download at the link below.

Thanks for your interest!

Best,
Alberto

Tutorials of Coastal Engineering - 2023-2024

The course on Coastal Engineering is included in the study plan of the master degree program in Off-shore Engineering at the University of Bologna. The part of course that I am teaching counts 12 hours of lectures. The teacher will make extensive use of interactivity, with the options illustrated below. Lectures include about 4 hours dedicated to solving exercises by using the personal computer, by collaborative work by students and teacher. Students will be kindly asked to bring their own personal computer to solve the exercises.

Article on Nature Italy and press coverage on the 2022 drought along the Po River

Nature Italy published an article by Ginevra Chelli titled "Po river drought in 2022 was the worst of the last two centuries", that comments on the results presented in the paper ""Why the 2022 Po River drought is the worst in the past two centuries" published in Science Advances, by myself, Hung Nguyen, Sara Rubinetti, Serena Ceola, Stefano Galelli, Angelo Rubino and Davide Zanchettin.

The paper was widely commented by the press. Please see:

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The River Memory Experiment

The River Memory experiment is a new form of cooperative research, according to the philosophy and scope of the Switch-On FP7 Research Project, funded by the European Commission. The aim of the experiment is to promote cooperation among researchers to analyse the dynamics of river flows across a range of catchment scales.

Presentation at the 2015 AGU Fall Meeting: Human-impacted waters: temporal evolution of human proximity to rivers from global high-resolution nighttime lights

My presentation at the 2015 AGU Fall Meeting titled "Human-impacted waters: temporal evolution of human proximity to rivers from global high-resolution nighttime lights" can be downloaded at the link below.
Thank you for your interest.

Alberto

Presentation at the 2015 Gordon Research Conference: New Data for Deciphering the Human Pressure on River Ecosystems. A Step Forward to Assess Global Water Emergency

My presentation at the 2015 Gordon Research Conference titled "New Data for Deciphering the Human Pressure on River Ecosystems. A Step Forward to Assess Global Water Emergency" is available for download at the link below.
Thank you for your interest.
Alberto Montanari
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My presentation at the 2015 IUGG General Assembly titled: Global change and global water emergency A new vision for new solutions

My presentation at the 2015 IUGG General Assembly titled "Global change and global water emergency: A new vision for new solutions " is available for download at the link below.

Thank you for your interest.
Alberto Montanari

Presentation at the 2015 EGU General Assembly: Climate is changing, everything is flowing, stationarity is immortal

At the link below my presentation at the 2015 General Assembly of the European Geosciences Union titled "Climate is changing, everything is flowing, stationarity is immortal" can be downloaded.

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Alberto Montanari

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