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Inserimento di restringimenti e ponti in un modello diffusivo 2D di acque basse

2010

Gli effetti su una corrente, causati dalle pile di un ponte, o più in generale da strutture che riducono la sezione trasversale dell’alveo, risultano di particolare interesse per le variazioni idrometriche che comportano alla corrente stessa. Nonostante i numerosi studi teorici e sperimentali di letteratura, l’attuale modellistica numerica diffusiva non integra la presenza di tali manufatti nelle proprie tecniche risolutive. Nella presente memoria viene presentata la metodologia implementata nel modello diffusivo bidimensionale FLOW2D per la valutazione del rigurgito provocato da restringimenti della sezione trasversale, nonché dalla presenza delle campate. I profili di rigurgito ottenuti c…

shallow waters numerical methods diffusive model unstructured meshes backwater effectSettore ICAR/01 - Idraulica
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Particle tracking in a gap of aquatic vegetation meadow

2009

Aquatic vegetation considerably affects the flow field in water bodies, with influence increasing as the depth decreases. As a consequence, vegetation also affects suspended particle transport. In inshore sandy beds less than 40 m deep of the Mediterranean Sea, meadows of Posidonia oceanica are widespread. This plant is constituted by a tuft of very thin and flexible ribbon-like leaves about 1 cm wide and up to 1.5 m long; the meadow areal density can reach 1000-1200 plant/m2. Frequently, such meadows are not continuous but vegetated areas alternate with sand strips (“gaps”). The presence of such discontinuities noticeably affects the flow field and gaps can actually act as particle traps. …

suspended transportturbulenceshallow waterAquatic vegetationparticle trackingSettore ICAR/01 - Idraulica
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Wind- and tide-induce currents in the Stagnone Lagoon (Sicily)

2009

wind-driven flowshallow waterseichetidal hydrodynamicCoastal lagoonSettore ICAR/01 - Idraulica
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Unraveling environmental histories from skeletal diaries — Advances in sclerochronology

2013

High-resolution proxy archives from aquatic settings are essential to better understand processes and mechanisms of global change. During the last decade, it has become increasingly evident that calcified tissues of bivalve mollusks and cold-water corals, in particular, can significantly increase our knowledge of seasonal to multi-decadal paleoclimate and paleoenvironmental variability in the extratropical oceans and coastal marine settings. Daily, tidal, fortnightly and annual growth patterns of periodically formed skeletal hard parts provide a means to place the proxy record in a precise temporal context. Their extreme longevity coupled with the running similarity between growth increment…

δ13Cδ18OPaleontologyGlobal changeOceanographyProxy (climate)Waves and shallow waterOceanographySclerochronologyPaleoclimatologyResource useEcology Evolution Behavior and SystematicsGeologyEarth-Surface ProcessesPalaeogeography, Palaeoclimatology, Palaeoecology
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