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Last verified August 27, 2026

Full Professor Paolo Tarolli

University of Padua · Land, Environment, Agriculture and Forestry
IT

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Research focus

Marine and environmental studiesDigital Terrain AnalysisEarth surface processes analysisGISGeomorphologyHumans-Earth interactionsHydrogeomorphologyLIDARLand DegradationLandslidesNatural HazardsSoil ErosionAgricultureHyrology

Recent publications

  • Emerging climate constraints for olive cultivation in Europe under CMIP6 projections (2026)
  • Nature-based solutions for soil and water conservation in an era of climate extremes: Limitations and future scenarios (2026)
  • Spatiotemporal Assessment and Zoning Optimization of Agricultural Ecosystem Health in Karst Areas Based on the S‐VORC Model: A Case Study of the Miaoling Mountains (2026)
  • Multi-decadal remote sensing observations evaluating the spatiotemporal patterns of seawater intrusion impact on a crop-rotation system (2026)
  • A remote sensing framework for mapping agricultural water priority areas and hot spots in northeast Italy (2026)
  • Evaluating evaporation losses from agricultural ponds with shelter net covers by integrated Dalton model (2026)
  • Spatiotemporal CNN framework for quantifying crop-specific salinity damage in coastal agriculture (2026)
  • Heatwave statistics under changing baselines: threshold sensitivity across Mediterranean climate regimes (2026)
  • Linking climate drought indices with spatial monitoring data to project agricultural water storage requirements (2026)
  • Mapping Irrigation Priority Areas and Hot Spots in Northeast Italy: A Simplified Framework for Water Authorities (2026)

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