Marco Chini is affiliated with the National Institute of Geophysics and Volcanology in Italy. Their research primarily focuses on Environmental Science and Earth and Planetary Sciences, with specific attention to several subfields including Global and Planetary Change, Atmospheric Science, Water Science and Technology, Environmental Engineering, and Aerospace Engineering.
The scientist's work extensively covers topics related to Flood Risk Assessment and Management, Precipitation Measurement and Analysis, Hydrology and Watershed Management Studies, Tropical and Extratropical Cyclones Research, Synthetic Aperture Radar (SAR) Applications and Techniques, Soil Moisture and Remote Sensing, and Remote-Sensing Image Classification.
The frequent coauthors collaborating with Marco Chini include Patrick Matgen, Renaud Hostache, Ramona Pelich, Jie Zhao, and Yu Li.
Marco Chini's research contributions have been published in several notable venues, including:
Some of the recent papers authored or coauthored by Marco Chini are:
Fabio Pacifici;Marco Chini;William J. Emery
Simone Atzori;Ingrid Hunstad;Marco Chini;Stefano Salvi
Marco Chini;Renaud Hostache;Laura Giustarini;Patrick Matgen
L. Pulvirenti;N. Pierdicca;M. Chini;L. Guerriero
L. Pulvirenti;M. Chini;N. Pierdicca;L. Guerriero
S. Stramondo;C. Bignami;M. Chini;N. Pierdicca
Marco Chini;Ramona Pelich;Luca Pulvirenti;Nazzareno Pierdicca
Luca Pulvirenti;Marco Chini;Nazzareno Pierdicca;Giorgio Boni
M. Chini;N. Pierdicca;W.J. Emery
Renaud Hostache;Marco Chini;Laura Giustarini;Jeffrey Neal
Laura Giustarini;Renaud Hostache;Dmitri Kavetski;Marco Chini
N. Pierdicca;L. Pulvirenti;M. Chini;L. Guerriero
M. Chini;L. Pulvirenti;N. Pierdicca
Melissa Wood;Renaud Hostache;Jeffrey Neal;Thorsten Wagener
Nazzareno Pierdicca;Marco Chini;Luca Pulvirenti;Flavia Macina
Luca Pulvirenti;Nazzareno Pierdicca;Marco Chini;Leila Guerriero
A. Cirella;A. Piatanesi;E. Tinti;M. Chini
Roberta Anniballe;Fabrizio Noto;Tanya Scalia;Christian Bignami
Luca Pulvirenti;Frank Silvio Marzano;Nazzareno Pierdicca;Saverio Mori
F. Dell'Acqua;C. Bignami;M. Chini;G. Lisini
E. Trasatti;C. Kyriakopoulos;M. Chini
M. Wood;R. Hostache;J. Neal;T. Wagener
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