Luca Biamino

Luca Biamino
  • Master of Engineering
  • PhD Student at Polytechnic University of Turin

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Introduction
Skills and Expertise
Hydrogeology
Rock Mechanics
Numerical Modeling
Groundwater
Water Resources Management
Geomechanics
Engineering Geology
Current institution
Polytechnic University of Turin
Polytechnic University of Turin
  • DIATI - Department of Environment, Land and Infrastructure Engineering
  • Turin, Italy
Current position
  • PhD Student

Publications

Publications (2)
Morphogeological asset of Bossea cave, with indication of measurement...
(a) Radon data acquired by AlphaGuard instrument in water (Torrente...
(a) Cross-correlation (\documentclass[12pt]{minimal}...
Electrical conductivity and in-water temperature values measured in the...
Residuals obtained by eliminating hydrodynamic trends on radon signals...
Natural radon levels act as markers of hydrodynamic behavior in the mountain karst aquifer of Bossea Cave, Italy
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  • Nov 2024
Radon originating from meta-volcanics located at the bottom of Bossea karstic mountain aquifer is subject to transport within the cave through both advective and diffusive processes. According to the double convective cell model of circulation referable to this hypogeal atmosphere, it is possible to correlate radon fluctuations with hydrodynamics,...
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Figure 1. Morphogeological asset of Bossea cave, with indication of...
Figure 2. a) Cross-correlation (ρ xy ) results for a maximum lag of 400...
Figure 3. a) Radon data acquired by AlphaGuard instrument in water...
Figure 4. Residuals obtained by eliminating hydrodynamic trends on Rn...
Working period of instruments for continuous measurement of Rn in cave...
Natural radon concentrations as indicators for mountain karst aquifer hydrodynamics and seismicity: the case study of Bossea Cave (Piedmont,Italy)
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  • Jun 2024
Radon originating from meta-volcanics located at the bottom of Bossea karstic mountain aquifer is subject to transport within the cave through both advective and diffusive processes. According to the double convective cell model of circulation referable to this hypogean atmosphere, it is possible to correlate radon fluctuations with hydrodynamics,...
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