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Diego Di Martire

Dr. Diego Di Martire

University of Naples Federico II Department of Earth, Environment and Resources ...
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Diego Di Martire received his Master’s degree in environmental engineering from the University of Naples, Federico II, Italy, in 2003, and his Ph.D. degree in environmental systems analysis from the University of Naples, Federico II, Italy, in 2013. He is a professor with the Department of Earth Sciences, Environment and Resources, Federico II University of Napoli, Napoli, Italy. His principal fields of investigation include the development of landslide hazard and risk assessment techniques (statistical and physically based models) based on geological and geotechnical characterization, monitoring, and modeling; processing and interpretation of satellite interferometric data for landslide, structure, and infrastructure monitoring studies by their integration with ground-based measurements and numerical modeling.

Research Keywords & Expertise

Hazard Analysis
Interferometry
Monitoring
landslides
Risk Assessment and Ma...

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landslides
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Monitoring
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Interferometry
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Risk Assessment and Management
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Hazard Analysis

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Diego Di Martire received his Master’s degree in environmental engineering from the University of Naples, Federico II, Italy, in 2003, and his Ph.D. degree in environmental systems analysis from the University of Naples, Federico II, Italy, in 2013. He is a professor with the Department of Earth Sciences, Environment and Resources, Federico II University of Napoli, Napoli, Italy. His principal fields of investigation include the development of landslide hazard and risk assessment techniques (statistical and physically based models) based on geological and geotechnical characterization, monitoring, and modeling; processing and interpretation of satellite interferometric data for landslide, structure, and infrastructure monitoring studies by their integration with ground-based measurements and numerical modeling.