People

Scientific Coordinator

Prof. Gherardo Chirici

Associate Professor

gherardo.chiriciunifi.it

Working group:

	Prof.ssa Susanna Nocentini Full Professor susanna.nocentiniunifi.it –
	Prof. Davide Travaglini Associate Professor davide.travagliniunifi.it
	Dr. Andrea Barzagli Temporary Research Fellow andrea.barzagliunifi.it
	Dr.ssa Francesca Bottalico Postdoctoral researcher francesca.bottalicounifi.it
	Dr. Giovanni D’Amico PhD Student giovanni.damico@unifi.it
	Dr.ssa Barbara del Perugia PhD Candidate barbara.delperugiaunifi.it
	Dr. Saverio Francini PhD Student saverio.francini@unifi.it
	Dr.ssa Marta Galluzzi PhD Candidate marta.galluzziunifi.it
	Dr.ssa Francesca Giannetti Postdoctoral researcher francesca.giannettiunifi.it
	Dr. MatteoPecchiPhD Student matteo.pecchiunifi.it
	Dr. Raffaello Pegna Temporary Research Fellow raffaello.pegnaunifi.it
	Dr. Maurizio Marchi Postdoctoral researcher Visitor maurizio.marchicrea.gov.it
	Dr.ssa Patrizia Rossi Lab Technician patrizia.rossiunifi.it

Alumni:

Dr. Matteo Mura (Postdoctoral researcher from 2015-2016)
Dr. Erica Mazza (Master Student)
Dr. Mirko Grotti (Master Student)

FRESh LIFE on the Italian Journal of Forest and Mountain Environments February 4, 2019
On the last issue of Italian Journal of Forest and Mountain Environments published by the Italian Academy of Forest Sciences a scientific contribution by our team with the first results of the FRESh LIFE project. Online version available at the … Continue reading →
Geoinformatics in monitoring forest disasters – 29 January 2019 January 24, 2019
On 29th of January in Florence we’ll participate at the seminar “Geoinformatics in monitoring forest disasters” organized in collaboration with the Laboratory of Geomatics of the Faculty of Forestry, University of Agriculture in Krakow, Poland. Here below more info about … Continue reading →
FRESh LIFE at work to map the damages of the windstorm Vaia in northern Italy. December 10, 2018
In these days our team is in the field to map windstorm damages in the forests of northen Italy. High resolution data acquired by drones will be useful to estimate the volume of fallen trees and create maps of windthrown … Continue reading →

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