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Case Study: Valle Camonica and the Adamello Park

Name: Case Study: Valle Camonica and the Adamello Park
Keywords: Valle Camonica, forest, climate change, MANFRED project, southern Alps

descriptionPublicationkeyboard_double_arrow_right Part of book or chapter of book , Other literature type 28 Aug 2013 Italy Publisher:InTech

Authors: Gerosa, Giacomo Alessandro; Finco, Angelo; Oliveri, Stefano; Marzuoli, Riccardo; Ducoli, A; Sangalli, G; Comini, B; +3 Authors

doi: 10.5772/56285

handle: 10807/56788

Case Study: Valle Camonica and the Adamello Park

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Abstract

Capitolo introdduttivo all'area di studio scelta nelle Alpi meridionali come focus per l'ozono e il rischio incendi. Presenta le propiezioni climatiche nell'arfea fino alla fine del secolo.

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Italy

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Catholic University of the Sacred Heart
Italy

Keywords

Valle Camonica, forest, climate change, MANFRED project, southern Alps

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