Collection

AISAM Conferences and Workshops

Submission status
Open
Open for submission from
15 June 2022
Submission deadline
Ongoing
In this collection, BAST regularly and continuously publishes content that has been presented at one of the official conferences or workshops held by the Italian Association of Atmospheric Sciences and Meteorology (AISAM). The society herewith aims at providing a broad platform of excellent science originating from or presented to the AISAM community.

Editors

  • Michele Brunetti Michele Brunetti , 

    Michele Brunetti

    Michele Brunetti is director of research at the Italian National Research Council - Institute of Atmospheric Sciences and Climate Italy. His research mainly focused on climate reconstructions and analysis for Italy, for the Greater Alpine Region and for the Euro-Mediterranean area, within a time frame of about 200 years (with longer instrumental records dating back to 1750s). Recently he established many contacts with the proxy community, participating to climate reconstructions over a longer temporal horizon mostly with tree rings, pollens and alpine ice-cores. He authored or co-authored more than 100 papers on peer reviewed journals

  • Valentina Colaiuda Valentina Colaiuda , 

    Valentina Colaiuda

    Valentina Colaiuda is a Researcher at University of L’Aquila, Italy and member of the Centre of Excellence CETEMPS, for the study of severe weather events. Her research field is mainly focused on hydrological modelling, water availability in the context of climate change and hydrological extremes. Since 2009 she is in the developing group of the Cetemps Hydrological Model (CHyM). She has been project manager of diverse EU projects, mainly involved in bacteriological contamination through rivers and flood/flash floods early warning system development.

  • Silvio Davolio Silvio Davolio  &

    Silvio Davolio

    Silvio Davolio is senior research scientists at the Institute of Atmospheric Sciences and Climate of the National Research Council of Italy, with a particular interest in meteorology and atmospheric dynamics. Most of his research deals with the application of numerical models to study the processes responsible for intense meteorological phenomena in the Mediterranean basin, in particular heavy precipitation and cyclones. He has published over 50 scientific peer-reviewed articles and he is currently Vice Chair of COST Action “Medcyclone” entirely devoted to Mediterranean cyclones and their impacts.

  • Giacomo Gerosa Giacomo Gerosa

    Giacomo Gerosa

    Catholic University of the S.H., Brescia, Italy Giacomo Gerosa is an atmospheric scientist with a particular interest in micrometeorology as it applies to terrestrial ecology. For the past two decades he has been measuring and modelling the exchange of carbon dioxide, water vapor, ozone, nitrogen oxides, particulate matter and energy between atmosphere and agriculture and forest ecosystems. He participated in many cooperative research projects and was leading one National and one European projects. He has published over 90 scientific articles and contributed four book chapters.

Articles (9 in this collection)