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Gullies morphology of Montefino in very high resolution satellite image (GeoEye false colour). e-Geos courtesy. 

Gullies morphology of Montefino in very high resolution satellite image (GeoEye false colour). e-Geos courtesy. 

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Figure 1. Localization and a view of the study area (Landsat false...
Figure 2. GeoEye high resolution satellite image (false color): hills...
Figure 3. Gullies morphology of Montefino in very high resolution...
Figure 4. GIS data: instability phenomena in the study area 
+2 Figure 5. GIS data: overlay between landslide hazard and lithology. A...
Hazard integrated analysis for safeguard of natural heritage and historic centres
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  • Jun 2013
An integrated analysis of spatial and satellite data has been applied on an area of the province of Teramo in Abruzzo region, Italy. Two case studies are presented: one on the gullies of Montefino, as an example of natural heritage at risk, whilst the second case concerns the municipality of Bisenti, as an example of historic centre at risk. Geomat...
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