The incorporation of geomorphologic considerations in an Environmental Impact Assessment (EIA) is usually hindered by the complexity of geomorphologic systems. This paper intends to make a contribution to integrate knowledge of geomorphologic processes into EIA procedures. More detailed elaboration of geomorphologic systems through modelling will enable to forecast change in indicators due to a development. As an example, the preliminary results of a case study near Trento (Italy) are presented. The objective of this case-study is to show how the construction of a new motorway will interact with the flood-propagation on the plain in case of a flooding. Such a study will be a contribution to reduce flood risk
Alkema, D., Geneletti, D., Cavallin, A., Fabbri, A., Zanchi, A., DE AMICIS, M., et al. (2000). Integrated datasets, GIS and 3-D system analysis for environmental impact assessment in a large alpine valley north of Trento (Italy). In International Archives of the Photogrammetry, Remote Sensing and Spatial Information Sciences - ISPRS Archives (pp.55-62). Amsterdam : ISPRS.
Integrated datasets, GIS and 3-D system analysis for environmental impact assessment in a large alpine valley north of Trento (Italy)
CAVALLIN, ANGELO;FABBRI, ANDREA;ZANCHI, ANDREA MARCO;DE AMICIS, MATTIA GIOVANNI MARIA;BONOMI, TULLIA;
2000
Abstract
The incorporation of geomorphologic considerations in an Environmental Impact Assessment (EIA) is usually hindered by the complexity of geomorphologic systems. This paper intends to make a contribution to integrate knowledge of geomorphologic processes into EIA procedures. More detailed elaboration of geomorphologic systems through modelling will enable to forecast change in indicators due to a development. As an example, the preliminary results of a case study near Trento (Italy) are presented. The objective of this case-study is to show how the construction of a new motorway will interact with the flood-propagation on the plain in case of a flooding. Such a study will be a contribution to reduce flood riskI documenti in IRIS sono protetti da copyright e tutti i diritti sono riservati, salvo diversa indicazione.