Valle d'Aosta Region (Northwest Italy)

The Valle d’Aosta is the region in the northwest Italy, with an extension of about 3262 km2, sets mainly in the Pennine and Graie Alps. In this context, landslides play an important role in the evolution of the mainly regional territory. In particular, the Valle d’Aosta region is one of the Italian region characterized by higher number of landslides, where landslide affecting an area of 520,35 km2 of the regional territory [Giardino & Ratto, 2007].

The entire territory has been investigated by space-borne technique, using the DInSAR technique by the ESA’s Grid Processing On-Demand (G-POD) service.

Citation proposal
(2015) . Valle d'Aosta Region (Northwest Italy). Italian National Research Council (CNR) https://geoportal.mountaingenius.org/geonetwork/srv/api/records/ee14a6a6-7e17-4eea-8cca-d50ff94f5a9c

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Date ( Publication ): 2015-09-03

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Purpose: Collect accurate long-term time series of ground deformation, and analyzing eventual changes of the deformation trend/style associated with meteorological and climatic variables over time.

Status: Completed

Publisher

Italian National Research Council (CNR) - Martina Cignetti (Research Institute of Geo-hydrological Protection (IRPI) )

Strada delle Cacce, 73 Turin TO 10135 Italy

+39 0113977831

Maintenance and update frequency: As needed

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HAMMER project , Landslide , Monitoring Network

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Valle d'Aosta Region , Northwest Italy

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CNR IRPI

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Geoscientific information

Time period: 20042010

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