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Engineering Geology, 99(3-4) (special issue "Engineering and Environmental Problems in Karst")
No full textParise M., De Waele J., Gutierrez F., Guest-editors of the Special Issue "Engineering and environmental problems in karst, Natural and Anthropogenic Hazards in Karst Areas", 162 page
Geomorphology, 106(1-2) (Special Issue "Recent developments in Surface and Subsurface Karst Geomorphology” May 2009)
No full textDe Waele J., Audra Ph., Plan L., guest-editors of the Special Issue "Recent developments in Surface and Subsurface Karst Geomorphology”, (164 pages, 14 papers
Environmental Geology, 58(2), Special Issue “Current perspectives on the environmental impacts and hazards in Karst”
No full textParise M., De Waele J., Gutierrez F., guest-editors of the Special Issue “Current perspectives on the environmental impacts and hazards in Karst”, pages 235-406 (171 pages, 15 articles
Special Issue “Karst Geosystems and Hazards” della rivista Geodinamica Acta (Lavoisier, Francia)(vol. 23(1-3), 2010)
No full textGilli E., De Waele J., Gutierrez F., Parise M., Guest-editors dello Special Issue “Karst systems: dynamics, evolution, paleoenvironmental recordings an natural hazards” della rivista Geodinamica Acta (Lavoisier, Francia)(vol. 23(1-3), 2010) (150 pages, 11 articles
Le grotte di miniera nelle aree del Parco Geominerario Storico ed Ambientale della Sardegna
No full textThe Geomining, Historical and Environmental Park of Sardinia safeguards and valorises the
great heritage and the mining landscape of Sardinia. Many of the most important mines of
Sardinia are located in the Cambrian carbonates of Iglesiente. In this area the great development
of mine tunnels has allowed to intersect important deep karst phenomena without natural connection
with the surface, the so-called “mine caves”. These represent elements of exceptional
speleological and minerogenetical interest, as has been emphasised during the scientific
research of the project COFIN 2001-2003.
Even though mine caves of Sardinia have been the subject of speleological exploration for over
20 years, only in these last 10 years the researches have been intensified allowing the discovery
and documentation of more than 100 natural caves accessible only thanks to mine shafts and
tunnels. The most important mine cave is without any doubt the Santa Barbara cave in Mount
San Giovanni close to Iglesias, at present open to public and managed by the IGEA S.p.A. of
Iglesias. In this paper the most interesting scientific aspects of these mine caves are illustrated,
showing that these should be adequately studied and safeguarded. Some of these mine caves could become important tourist attractions in the framework of a cultural, scientific sustainable
tourism that fits very well with the institutional aims of the Geomining Park
Zeitschrift fur Geomorphologie (Borntraeger, Germania) (ISSN 0044-2798) (vol. 54, Suppl. 2, March 2010), “Pure and Applied Karst Geomorphology”
No full textDe Waele J., Plan. L., Filipponi M., Gutierrez F., Parise M., Guest-Editors of Zeitschrift fur Geomorphologie (Borntraeger, Germania) (ISSN 0044-2798) (vol. 54, Suppl. 2, March 2010), “Pure and Applied Karst Geomorphology”, 328 pages, 15 paper
De Waele (J. Α.), Acragas Graeca. Die historische Topographie des griechischen Akragas zu Sizilien I. Historischer Teil
No full textChevallier R. De Waele (J. Α.), Acragas Graeca. Die historische Topographie des griechischen Akragas zu Sizilien I. Historischer Teil. In: Revue belge de philologie et d'histoire, tome 51, fasc. 1, 1973. Antiquité — Oudheid. pp. 85-86
Teaching resources in speleology and karst: A set of useful online powerpoint lectures created by the Italian Speleological Society
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Monitoring water and underground flow in the gypsum karst areas of Emilia Romagna region
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