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  1. Characterizing uncertainty and variability in shear wave velocity profiles from the Italian seismic microzonation studies
  2. From collective to individual radon risk exposure: An insight into the current European regulation
  3. A comprehensive monitoring approach for a naturally anoxic aquifer beneath a controlled landfill
  4. Indoor Radon Surveying and Mitigation in the Case-Study of Celleno Town (Central Italy) Located in a Medium Geogenic Radon Potential Area
  5. A new perspective in radon risk assessment: Mapping the geological hazard as a first step to define the collective radon risk exposure
  6. Analysis of Geological Multi-Hazards in an Urban District
  7. Natural Sinkhole Monitoring and Characterization
  8. Reconciliation of observation- and inventory- based methane emissions for eight large global emitters
  9. Combining Radon Deficit, NAPL Concentration, and Groundwater Table Dynamics to Assess Soil and Groundwater Contamination by NAPLs and Related Attenuation Processes
  10. A statistical approach for the use of environmental quality standards (EQS) in marine sediments in the environmental quality assessment of harbor areas
  11. Global thermal spring distribution and relationship to endogenous and exogenous factors
  12. Indoor Radon Measurements in public and private buildings in the Ciampino municipality and its risk perception assessment
  13. Mapping the Geogenic Radon Potential as a first step to define the Radon Priority Areas
  14. Permafrost degassing in Taylor Valley, Antarctica
  15. The consolidated European synthesis of CH4 and N2O emissions for the European Union and United Kingdom: 1990–2019
  16. Evaluation of tectonically enhanced radon in fault zones by quantification of the radon activity index
  17. Overview of Radon Flux Characteristics, Measurements, Models and Its Potential Use for the Estimation of Radon Priority Areas
  18. Global thermal spring distribution and relationship to endogenous and exogenous factors
  19. Development and testing of a rapid, sensitive, high-resolution tool to improve mapping of CO2 leakage at the ground surface
  20. Geospatial analysis for fish farming across Tyrrhenian coast (Tuscany, central Italy)
  21. The role of Pusteria fault zone (North-Eastern Alps, Italy) on enhancing the Geogenic Radon component
  22. On harmonization of radon maps
  23. The assessment of local geological factors for the construction of a Geogenic Radon Risk maps
  24. Geological hazard assessment of the coastal area of Rome (Central Italy) from multi-source data integration
  25. Radon Hazard in Central Italy: Comparison among Areas with Different Geogenic Radon Potential
  26. Monte Carlo simulations to assess the uncertainty of locating and quantifying CO2 leakage flux from deep geological or anthropogenic sources
  27. Comparison of radon mapping methods for the delineation of radon priority areas – an exercise
  28. Mapping the Geogenic Radon Hazard Index of Italy
  29. The Empirical Bayesian Regression Kriging (EBRK) to map the Geogenic Radon Potential (GRP). A case of study from the Euganean Hills (Italy).
  30. Radon exhalation across the Periadriatic Lineament in the Pustertal/Pusteria Valley (Bolzano, North-Eastern Italy)
  31. Development of a Geogenic Radon Hazard Index—Concept, History, Experiences
  32. Global geological methane emissions
  33. Geological emissions in methane budget models.
  34. Spatial Multicriteria Decision Analysis (SMCDA) for the construction of the European Geogenic Radon Migration map
  35. Sediment-hosted geothermal systems: Review and first global mapping
  36. Gridded maps of geological methane emissions and their isotopic signature
  37. Mapping the geogenic radon potential and radon risk by using Empirical Bayesian Kriging regression: A case study from a volcanic area of central Italy
  38. Gridded maps of geological methane emissions and their isotopic signature
  39. Gridded maps of geological methane emissions and their isotopic signature
  40. A GIS-based procedure for preliminary mapping of pluvial flood risk at metropolitan scale
  41. Assessing mantle versus crustal sources for non-volcanic degassing along fault zones in the actively extending southern Apennines mountain belt (Italy)
  42. Coeval Uplift and Subsidence Reveal Magma Recharging Near Rome (Italy)
  43. Continuous Monitoring of Natural CO2 Emissions Near Rome – Lessons for Low-level CO2 Leakage Detection
  44. Pluvial flood hazard in the city of Rome (Italy)
  45. Do moderate magnitude earthquakes generate seismically induced ground effects? The case study of the M w = 5.16, 29th December 2013 Matese earthquake (southern Apennines, Italy)
  46. Soil gas geochemical behaviour across buried and exposed faults during the 24 august 2016 central Italy earthquake
  47. Geographically weighted regression and geostatistical techniques to construct the geogenic radon potential map of the Lazio region: A methodological proposal for the European Atlas of Natural Radiation
  48. Groundwater of Rome
  49. CO2 and CH4 degassing near Rome
  50. Distribution and physico-chemical data of Italian bottled natural mineral waters
  51. Early stage sinkhole formation in the Acque Albule basin of central Italy from geophysical and geochemical observations
  52. Geostatistical interpolators for the estimation of the geometry of anthropogenic deposits in Rome (Italy) and related physical–mechanical characterization with implications on geohazard assessment
  53. Sinkhole susceptibility, Lazio Region, central Italy
  54. Mantle-derived CO2 migration along active faults within an extensional basin margin (Fiumicino, Rome, Italy)
  55. The Importance of Baseline Surveys of Near-Surface Gas Geochemistry for CCS Monitoring, as Shown from Onshore Case Studies in Northern and Southern Europe
  56. Soil gas across seismic surface rupture zone
  57. SUDDEN DEEP GAS ERUPTION NEARBY ROME
  58. A spatial, statistical approach to map the risk of milk contamination by β-hexachlorocyclohexane in dairy farms
  59. Monitoring of near-surface gas geochemistry at the Weyburn, Canada, CO2-EOR site, 2001–2011
  60. The pedological heritage of the Dolomites (Northern Italy): Features, distribution and evolution of the soils, with some implications for land management
  61. Uranium and radium in water samples around the Nikola Tesla B lignite-fired power plant - Obrenovac, Serbia
  62. Mapping the Anthropic Backfill of the Historical Center of Rome (Italy) by Using Intrinsic Random Functions of Order k (IRF-k)
  63. Seismic interpretation of the Laga basin; constraints on the structural setting and kinematics of the Central Apennines
  64. Characterization of a C O2 gas vent using various geophysical and geochemical methods
  65. Development of an innovative marine monitoring system for CO2 leaks: system design and testing
  66. New and established techniques for surface gas monitoring at onshore CO2 storage sites
  67. Field Experience with Soil Gas Mapping Using Japanese Passive Radon/Thoron Discriminative Detectors for Comparing High and Low Radiation Areas in Serbia (Balkan Region)
  68. Identification and assessment of elevated exposure to natural radiation in Balkan region (Serbia)
  69. Gas migration along fault systems and through the vadose zone in the Latera caldera (central Italy): Implications for CO2 geological storage
  70. The impact of a naturally occurring CO2 gas vent on the shallow ecosystem and soil chemistry of a Mediterranean pasture (Latera, Italy)
  71. The application of remote-sensing techniques to monitor CO2-storage sites for surface leakage: Method development and testing at Latera (Italy) where naturally produced CO2 is leaking to the atmosphere
  72. A review of natural sinkhole phenomena in Italian plain areas
  73. A campaign of discrete radon concentration measurements in soil of Niška Banja town, Serbia
  74. Geostatistical analysis of soil gas data in a high seismic intermontane basin: Fucino Plain, central Italy
  75. Sinkholes in Italy: first results on the inventory and analysis
  76. Migration of gas injected into a fault in low-permeability ground
  77. Potential hazards of CO2 leakage in storage systems—Learning from natural systems
  78. Geochemical and geophysical characterization of an active CO2 gas vent near the village of Latera, Central Italy
  79. Allaying public concern regarding CO2 geological sequestration through the development of automated stations for the continuous geochemical monitoring of gases in the near surface environment
  80. A multidisciplinary, statistical approach to study the relationships between helium leakage and neotectonic activity in a gas province: The Vasto basin, Abruzzo-Molise (central Italy)
  81. A multidisciplinary statistical approach to study the relationships between helium leakage and neotectonic activity in a gas province: The Vasto basin, Abruzzo-Molise (central Italy)
  82. Carbon dioxide and radon gas hazard in the Alban Hills area (central Italy)
  83. Short- and long-term gas hazard: the release of toxic gases in the Alban Hills volcanic area (central Italy)
  84. Morphological and geochemical evidence of neotectonics in the volcanic area of Monti Vulsini (Latium, Italy)
  85. AN ASSESSMENT OF GAS EMANATION HAZARD USING A GEOGRAPHIC INFORMATION SYSTEM AND GEOSTATISTICS
  86. The detection of concealed faults in the Ofanto Basin using the correlation between soil-gas fracture surveys
  87. Soil gas and seismogenic faults in the Fucino Basin, Italy
  88. NATURAL LEAKAGE OF HELIUM FROM ITALIAN SEDIMENTARY BASINS OF THE ADRIATIC STRUCTURAL MARGIN
  89. NEAR-SURFACE GAS GEOCHEMISTRY TECHNIQUES TO ASSESS AND MONITOR CO2 GEOLOGICAL SEQUESTRATION SITES