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Dr. Giulia Dapueto
University of Genoa

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Journal article
Published: 21 April 2021 in Sustainability
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Forest ecosystems are important providers of ecosystem functions and services belonging to four categories: supporting, provisioning, regulating and cultural ecosystem services. Forest management, generally focused on timber production, has consequences on the ability of the system to keep providing services. Silviculture, in fact, may affect the ecological structures and processes from which services arise. In particular, the removal of biomass causes a radical change in the stocks and flows of energy characterizing the system. Aiming at the assessment of differences in stored natural capital and ecosystem functions and services provision, three differently managed temperate forests of common beech (Fagus sylvatica) were considered: (1) a forest in semi-natural condition, (2) a forest carefully managed to get timber in a sustainable way and (3) a forest exploited without management. Natural capital and ecosystem functions and services are here accounted in biophysical terms. Specifically, all the resources used up to create the biomass (stock) and maintain the production (flow) of the different components of the forest system were calculated. Both stored emergy and empower decrease with increasing human pressure on the forest, resulting in a loss of natural capital and a diminished ability of the natural system to contribute to human well-being in terms of ecosystem services provision.

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Paolo Vassallo; Claudia Turcato; Ilaria Rigo; Claudia Scopesi; Andrea Costa; Matteo Barcella; Giulia Dapueto; Mauro Mariotti; Chiara Paoli. Biophysical Accounting of Forests’ Value under Different Management Regimes: Conservation vs. Exploitation. Sustainability 2021, 13, 4638 .

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Paolo Vassallo, Claudia Turcato, Ilaria Rigo, Claudia Scopesi, Andrea Costa, Matteo Barcella, Giulia Dapueto, Mauro Mariotti, Chiara Paoli. Biophysical Accounting of Forests’ Value under Different Management Regimes: Conservation vs. Exploitation. Sustainability. 2021; 13 (9):4638.

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Paolo Vassallo; Claudia Turcato; Ilaria Rigo; Claudia Scopesi; Andrea Costa; Matteo Barcella; Giulia Dapueto; Mauro Mariotti; Chiara Paoli. 2021. "Biophysical Accounting of Forests’ Value under Different Management Regimes: Conservation vs. Exploitation." Sustainability 13, no. 9: 4638.

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Published: 01 January 2018 in Ecological Modelling
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C. Paoli; P. Povero; E. Burgos; G. Dapueto; G. Fanciulli; Francesco Massa; P. Scarpellini; P. Vassallo. Natural capital and environmental flows assessment in marine protected areas: The case study of Liguria region (NW Mediterranean Sea). Ecological Modelling 2018, 368, 121 -135.

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C. Paoli, P. Povero, E. Burgos, G. Dapueto, G. Fanciulli, Francesco Massa, P. Scarpellini, P. Vassallo. Natural capital and environmental flows assessment in marine protected areas: The case study of Liguria region (NW Mediterranean Sea). Ecological Modelling. 2018; 368 ():121-135.

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C. Paoli; P. Povero; E. Burgos; G. Dapueto; G. Fanciulli; Francesco Massa; P. Scarpellini; P. Vassallo. 2018. "Natural capital and environmental flows assessment in marine protected areas: The case study of Liguria region (NW Mediterranean Sea)." Ecological Modelling 368, no. : 121-135.

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Published: 01 November 2017 in Journal of Cleaner Production
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Emergy analysis was applied to three municipalities (Portofino, Santa Margherita Ligure and Rapallo) of the Liguria Region coast, where tourism and cruise tourism are thriving. The results were compared with traditional economic indices. The territorial assessment of the municipalities was analysed by comparing the environmental costs with the economic benefits, focusing on tourism and cruise tourism. Similarities and differences among the case studies emerged. The three economies resulted as being driven by the tertiary sector, but consequences from the different development strategies came to light. Portofino has developed an elite type of tourism with greater attention devoted to the environment. This is mirrored by a sort of safeguarding of tourism and natural resources and by the detriment of the productive sector's success, on the contrary, in Rapallo. Santa Margherita lies in a boundary condition. The cruise tourism sector was analysed in these contexts. The ecological and economic impacts of the cruise sector were revealed to be significant only in Portofino, being less than 1% in Rapallo and Santa Margherita Ligure. The load imposed on the local environment by cruise ship tourism was calculated, and Portofino showed a limited condition, while Santa Margherita Ligure and Rapallo exceeded the local carrying capacity. This is due to the different management approaches pursued: only in Portofino is the territory more able to absorb the impact, although the limit is currently reached. As a consequence it appears to be evident that such phenomena as cruise tourism, albeit economically promising in the short term, should be managed with a long-term perspective, integrating them into the local context and setting up strategies for impact reduction or mitigatio

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C. Paoli; P. Vassallo; G. Dapueto; G. Fanciulli; Francesco Massa; S. Venturini; P. Povero. The economic revenues and the emergy costs of cruise tourism. Journal of Cleaner Production 2017, 166, 1462 -1478.

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C. Paoli, P. Vassallo, G. Dapueto, G. Fanciulli, Francesco Massa, S. Venturini, P. Povero. The economic revenues and the emergy costs of cruise tourism. Journal of Cleaner Production. 2017; 166 ():1462-1478.

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C. Paoli; P. Vassallo; G. Dapueto; G. Fanciulli; Francesco Massa; S. Venturini; P. Povero. 2017. "The economic revenues and the emergy costs of cruise tourism." Journal of Cleaner Production 166, no. : 1462-1478.

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Published: 27 September 2017 in CHIMIA International Journal for Chemistry
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Mahfuza Akter; Manon Auguste; Joyanta Bir; Esther Blanco; Tifanie Briaudeau; Giulia Dapueto; Diaz De Cerio; Caroline Coccoli; Marie Creemers; Marinelle Espino; Dhiman Gain; Endika Gil-Uriarte; Camille Grimaldi; Sarker Mohammed Ibrahim Khalil; Alizée Lopez; Ane Rementeria; Marlène Roch; Azibar Rodriguez; Olaya Roman; Hu Ruoyu; Melina Abdou; Miquel Coll Crespi; Maria Cuartero Botia; Marianna Fighera; Teba Gil-Diaz; Justyna Lucja Kowal; Florian Luxenburger; Cristiana Mirasole; Nadezda Pankratova; Abra Penezic; Silvia Elisabeth Zieger; Mary-Lou Tercier-Waeber; Corinne Nardin. SCHeMA EU Project Summer School Report (Bilbao June 16 – 17, 2016). CHIMIA International Journal for Chemistry 2017, 71, 607 -610.

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Mahfuza Akter, Manon Auguste, Joyanta Bir, Esther Blanco, Tifanie Briaudeau, Giulia Dapueto, Diaz De Cerio, Caroline Coccoli, Marie Creemers, Marinelle Espino, Dhiman Gain, Endika Gil-Uriarte, Camille Grimaldi, Sarker Mohammed Ibrahim Khalil, Alizée Lopez, Ane Rementeria, Marlène Roch, Azibar Rodriguez, Olaya Roman, Hu Ruoyu, Melina Abdou, Miquel Coll Crespi, Maria Cuartero Botia, Marianna Fighera, Teba Gil-Diaz, Justyna Lucja Kowal, Florian Luxenburger, Cristiana Mirasole, Nadezda Pankratova, Abra Penezic, Silvia Elisabeth Zieger, Mary-Lou Tercier-Waeber, Corinne Nardin. SCHeMA EU Project Summer School Report (Bilbao June 16 – 17, 2016). CHIMIA International Journal for Chemistry. 2017; 71 (9):607-610.

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Mahfuza Akter; Manon Auguste; Joyanta Bir; Esther Blanco; Tifanie Briaudeau; Giulia Dapueto; Diaz De Cerio; Caroline Coccoli; Marie Creemers; Marinelle Espino; Dhiman Gain; Endika Gil-Uriarte; Camille Grimaldi; Sarker Mohammed Ibrahim Khalil; Alizée Lopez; Ane Rementeria; Marlène Roch; Azibar Rodriguez; Olaya Roman; Hu Ruoyu; Melina Abdou; Miquel Coll Crespi; Maria Cuartero Botia; Marianna Fighera; Teba Gil-Diaz; Justyna Lucja Kowal; Florian Luxenburger; Cristiana Mirasole; Nadezda Pankratova; Abra Penezic; Silvia Elisabeth Zieger; Mary-Lou Tercier-Waeber; Corinne Nardin. 2017. "SCHeMA EU Project Summer School Report (Bilbao June 16 – 17, 2016)." CHIMIA International Journal for Chemistry 71, no. 9: 607-610.

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Published: 01 November 2015 in Ocean & Coastal Management
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Mariculture is a relatively new activity that is expanding globally and interacts with other coastal uses. Therefore, it is necessary to allocate suitable sites from environmental, economic and social points of view, involving different stakeholders in the decision-making process. In particular, in the Ligurian Sea (Italy), for its environmental characteristics and tradition, fish farming should be further boosted and an accurate marine spatial planning should be done. This paper presents a spatial multi-criteria evaluation (SMCE) addressed to identify suitable areas for siting offshore medium size fish farms in the Ligurian Sea at the regional scale. The SMCE procedure follows an integrated approach that can be potentially adapted and applied to any coastal system. The site selection is based on the definition of criteria that assess their suitability and on conditions related to the entire study area. Suitability values are ranked on a scale from 1 (suitable) to 10 (optimal). More than 9000 ha were identified and almost 40% of this area gets high suitability values, from 7 to 9, pointing out the untapped potential for Ligurian marine coastal zone. Results demonstrate that our SMCE, and in particular its procedure, allows identifying the most suitable areas in an easy and quick way and solving effectively the complex spatial problem of suitable site se- lection for fish farming

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Giulia Dapueto; Francesco Massa; Sara Costa; Laura Cimoli; Enrico Olivari; Mariachiara Chiantore; Bianca Federici; Paolo Povero. A spatial multi-criteria evaluation for site selection of offshore marine fish farm in the Ligurian Sea, Italy. Ocean & Coastal Management 2015, 116, 64 -77.

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Giulia Dapueto, Francesco Massa, Sara Costa, Laura Cimoli, Enrico Olivari, Mariachiara Chiantore, Bianca Federici, Paolo Povero. A spatial multi-criteria evaluation for site selection of offshore marine fish farm in the Ligurian Sea, Italy. Ocean & Coastal Management. 2015; 116 ():64-77.

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Giulia Dapueto; Francesco Massa; Sara Costa; Laura Cimoli; Enrico Olivari; Mariachiara Chiantore; Bianca Federici; Paolo Povero. 2015. "A spatial multi-criteria evaluation for site selection of offshore marine fish farm in the Ligurian Sea, Italy." Ocean & Coastal Management 116, no. : 64-77.