Jonathan Spinoni is affiliated with the Polytechnic University of Milan in Italy and specializes in Environmental Science. Their research primarily focuses on Global and Planetary Change, a subfield in which they have published extensively, alongside contributions to Atmospheric Science, Ecology, Evolution, Behavior and Systematics, Water Science and Technology, and Ecology.
The scientist's work spans several topics including Climate variability and models, Hydrology and Drought Analysis, Fire effects on ecosystems, Climate change impacts on agriculture, Hydrology and Watershed Management Studies, Meteorological Phenomena and Simulations, and Tree-ring climate responses.
Jonathan Spinoni has contributed to the academic community through publications in various journals. The frequent venues of their work include:
Notable recent papers authored or co-authored by Jonathan Spinoni are:
Jonathan Spinoni collaborates regularly with several researchers, including Alessandro Dosio, Andrea Toreti, Paulo Barbosa, Niall McCormick, and J. Vogt, with multiple joint publications reflecting ongoing scientific partnerships.
Jonathan Spinoni;Jürgen V. Vogt;Gustavo Naumann;Paulo Marinho Ferreira Barbosa
Jonathan Spinoni;Gustavo Naumann;Hugo Carrao;Paulo Barbosa
Gustavo Naumann;L. Alfieri;K. Wyser;L. Mentaschi
Jonathan Spinoni;Paulo Barbosa;Edoardo Bucchignani;John Cassano
Jonathan Spinoni;Paulo Barbosa;Alfred De Jager;Niall McCormick
Jonathan Spinoni;Gustavo Naumann;Jürgen V. Vogt;Paulo Marinho Ferreira Barbosa
Giovanni Forzieri;Marco Girardello;Guido Ceccherini;Jonathan Spinoni
Jonathan Spinoni;Gustavo Naumann;Jürgen V. Vogt
Jonathan Spinoni;Sandor Szalai;Tamás Szentimrey;Monika Lakatos
Jonathan Spinoni;Gustavo Naumann;Jürgen Vogt;Paulo Barbosa
Jonathan Spinoni;Jürgen V. Vogt;Paulo Barbosa;Alessandro Dosio
Jonathan Spinoni;Jürgen Vogt;Gustavo Naumann;Hugo Carrao
Cristiano Ballabio;Pasquale Borrelli;Jonathan Spinoni;Katrin Meusburger
Panos Panagos;Cristiano Ballabio;Katrin Meusburger;Jonathan Spinoni
J. Spinoni;J. Vogt;P. Barbosa
Jonathan Spinoni;Monika Lakatos;Tamás Szentimrey;Zita Bihari
J. Spinoni;T. Antofie;P. Barbosa;Z. Bihari
M. Brunetti;M. Maugeri;T. Nanni;C. Simolo
Jonathan Spinoni;Paulo Barbosa;Michael Cherlet;Giovanni Forzieri
Giovanni Forzieri;Matteo Pecchi;Marco Girardello;Achille Mauri
Johann Hiebl;Ingeborg Auer;Reinhard Böhm;Wolfgang Schöner
M. Brunetti;G. Lentini;M. Maugeri;T. Nanni
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