Publications by authors named "Nicola Marco Pizzeghello"
Tidal inlets are extremely dynamic environments that are often strongly modified by anthropogenic intervention. In this study, we describe the rapid evolution of a highly human-impacted tidal inlet, studied through repeated high-resolution multibeam surveys and geomorphometric analysis. We document the rapid change induced by new hard coastal structures built to protect the historical city of Venice (Italy).
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- Tidal channels play a vital role in wetlands, but their shapes and effects on habitats and flow have not been deeply explored.
- The study provides a comprehensive dataset including Digital Terrain Models (DTMs) and backscatter data from high-resolution multibeam echosounder data collected in the Venice Lagoon.
- This data can be beneficial for various fields like geomorphology, oceanography, and coastal engineering, aiding in understanding tidal environments and improving management and monitoring practices.