In the last two decades the village of Casalabate was affected by a number of sinkhole events, the last episode occurring on 7 January 2012. Due to some geological and geotechnical uncertainties, Casalabate became an intriguing case study of sinkhole hazard in urban areas and three geological-geophysical models were recently proposed by three different studies. In this paper new geophysical data and some epistemological consideration were done. The results are a contribution to an efficient predictive model that could be well define both the geological setting and sinkhole hazard.

The Sinkhole Hazard Study at Casalabate (Lecce, Italy) using Geophysical and Geological Surveys

Leucci Giovanni;De Giorgi Lara;Delle Rose Marco
2016

Abstract

In the last two decades the village of Casalabate was affected by a number of sinkhole events, the last episode occurring on 7 January 2012. Due to some geological and geotechnical uncertainties, Casalabate became an intriguing case study of sinkhole hazard in urban areas and three geological-geophysical models were recently proposed by three different studies. In this paper new geophysical data and some epistemological consideration were done. The results are a contribution to an efficient predictive model that could be well define both the geological setting and sinkhole hazard.
2016
Istituto per i Beni Archeologici e Monumentali - IBAM - Sede Catania
Istituto di Scienze dell'Atmosfera e del Clima - ISAC
Istituto di Scienze del Patrimonio Culturale - ISPC
urban environment
sinkhole geohazard
electrical resistivity tomography
ground penetrating radar
karst coastal plane; new data
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