Dr
Andrea Taramelli is Professor Associate at IUSS University, Pavia and reader in
Remote Sensing and Surface Coastal Process Science at the Institute for
Environmental Protection and Research Rome. He has degrees from the University
of Perugia and MBA from University of Pisa (Scuola Superiore Sant’Anna) and was
Lectures at the University of Perugia and University of Roma La Sapienza. His
doctorate on landslide singularities (power-law concept) was undertaken jointly
between the University of Perugia under Professor Carlo Cattuto and Jeff
Weissel's geomorphology group at the LDEO of Columbia University. His postdoc
was on Assessing topography and surface changes using SAR techniques and
multispectral imagery at LDEO of Columbia University. He took up a University
Lectureship position (2003-2007) and Fellowship at Perugia University (2006 - 2009),
and a Lectureship at La Sapienza University Roma (2009-2011). He is actually Professor
Associate at IUSS Pavia for “GIS and Remote sensing’ for master and PhD
Programme in Risk and Emergency Management. His research includes science at
the forefront of: development that links short-term surface processes to the
long term development and dynamics of surface systems (Contribution of the
differential SAR interferometry and high resolution multispectral image
analysis to monitoring eco-surface evolution (Project Leader of ECOSTRESS DH
ECHO, co-I of ECOPOTENTIAL DG Research and Copernicus User Uptake LOT1 and LOT2
DG Grow); uses new methodologies to develop earth process theories (“Modelling
uncertainties in coastal and marine areas by means of innovative integration of
remote sensing systems in morphodinamics modelling” MERMAID DG Research);
investigates continental-scale surface system responses to future climate
change (THESEUS FP7 and GMES User Uptake LOT1 DG Enterprise implementing
Investigation of coastal areas morpho-dynamics using high resolution
multispectral images and SAR); innovatively broadens the sedimentary
applications of field spec analysis and is redefining understanding of coastal
environmental responses to global change drivers, including through the use of
multi-proxies to investigate humid-wet transitions (PI “Investigation of the
shallow water coastal areas using high resolution hyperspectral-LiDAR data and
field spec analysis”); providing coastal area management application within the
ICZM new Framework directive Implementation (LIFE+IMAGINE and Group HOs). |
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