World's Best Scientists 2026 revealed!
Mario Boccaletti

Mario Boccaletti

D-Index & Metrics

Earth Science

D-Index
34
Citations
5315
World Ranking
7867
National Ranking
288

Research.com Recognitions

  • 1989 - Member of Academia Europaea

Overview

Mario Boccaletti is a researcher affiliated with the University of Florence in Italy. Their work primarily focuses on Earth and Planetary Sciences, with a specialization in Geophysics. The research topics involve earthquake and tectonic studies, geological and geochemical analysis, as well as geological and geophysical studies worldwide.

Boccaletti has contributed to the scientific literature with publications in the field, including a recent paper titled "Plio-Quaternary interaction between Adria and surrounding orogens: a Central-Northern Apennines perspective", published in 2022 in the journal All Earth.

Frequent collaborators in Boccaletti's research include Paolo Pace and Fernando Calamita.

  • Paolo Pace
  • Fernando Calamita

Their publications have appeared notably in the venue All Earth.

  • All Earth

Boccaletti's work covers the following main topics:

  • earthquake and tectonic studies
  • Geological and Geochemical Analysis
  • Geological and Geophysical Studies Worldwide

They have received recognition as a Member of Academia Europaea, an honor awarded in 1989.

Best Publications

  • Plate Tectonic Models for the Development of the Western Alps and Northern Apennines

    M. Boccaletti;P. Elter;G. Guazzone

  • Palinspastic restoration and paleogeographic reconstruction of the peri-Tyrrhenian area during the Neogene

    M. Boccaletti;N. Ciaranfi;D. Cosentino;G. Deiana

  • Late Neogene evolution of the Taza-Guercif Basin (Rifian Corridor, Morocco) and implications for the Messinian salinity crisis

    W Krijgsman;C.G Langereis;W.J Zachariasse;M Boccaletti

  • Crustal section based on CROP seismic data across the North Tyrrhenian–Northern Apennines–Adriatic Sea

    I.R Finetti;M Boccaletti;M Bonini;A Del Ben

  • The Calabrian Arc and the Ionian Sea in the dynamic evolution of the Central Mediterranean

    Mario Boccaletti;Rinaldo Nicolich;Luigi Tortorici

  • EVOLUZIONE DELL' APPENNINO SETTENTRIONALE SECONDO UN NUOVO MODELLO STRUTTURALE

    Massimo Coli;Mario Boccaletti;F. A. Decandia;E. Giannini

  • Migrating foredeep-thrust belt systems in the northern Apennines and southern Alps

    M. Boccaletti;F. Calamita;G. Deiana;R. Gelati

  • Quaternary oblique extensional tectonics in the Ethiopian Rift (Horn of Africa)

    Mario Boccaletti;Marco Bonini;Roberto Mazzuoli;Bekele Abebe

  • Successive orthogonal and oblique extension episodes in a rift zone: Laboratory experiments with application to the Ethiopian Rift

    Marco Bonini;Thierry Souriot;Mario Boccaletti;Jean Pierre Brun

  • Recent and active tectonics of the external zone of the Northern Apennines (Italy)

    Mario Boccaletti;Giacomo Corti;Luca Martelli

  • Remnant arcs and marginal basins in the Cainozoic development of the Mediterranean

    M. Boccaletti;G. Guazzone

  • Considerations on the seismotectonics of the Northern Apennines

    Mario Boccaletti;Massimo Coli;C. Eva;G. Ferrari

  • Principali domini strutturali originatisi dalla collisione Neogenico-Quaternaria nel Mediterraneo Centrale

    Zvi Ben Avraham;M Boccaletti;G Cello;M Grasso

  • Cover thrust reactivations related to internal basement involvement during Neogene‐Quaternary evolution of the northern Apennines

    Mario Boccaletti;Federico Sani

  • Active oblique extension in the central Apennines (Italy): evidence from the Fucino region

    Luigi Piccardi;Yves Gaudemer;Paul Tapponnier;Mario Boccaletti

  • Transtensional tectonics in the Sicily Channel

    Mario Boccaletti;Giuseppe Cello;Luigi Tortorici

  • Plio-Quaternary volcanotectonic activity in the northern sector of the Main Ethiopian Rift: relationships with oblique rifting

    Mario Boccaletti;Roberto Mazzuoli;Marco Bonini;Teresa Trua

  • Neogene Carpathian Arc: A continental arc displaying the features of an ‘island arc’

    Marcian D. Bleahu;Mario Boccaletti;Piero Manetti;Sergiu Peltz

  • New data and hypothesis on the development of the Tyrrhenian basin

    M. Boccaletti;R. Nicolich;L. Tortorici

  • THE RECENT (MIOCENE‐QUATERNARY) REGMATIC SYSTEM OF THE WESTERN MEDITERRANEAN REGION: A New Model of Ensialic Geodynamic Evolution, in a Context of Plastic/Rigid Deformation

    M. Boccaletti;C. Conedera;P. Dainelli;P. Gočev

Frequent Co-Authors

Federico Sani
Federico Sani University of Florence
Marco Bonini
Marco Bonini National Academies of Sciences, Engineering, and Medicine
Luigi Tortorici
Luigi Tortorici University of Catania
Piero Manetti
Piero Manetti University of Florence
Fernando Calamita
Fernando Calamita University of Chieti-Pescara
Giacomo Corti
Giacomo Corti National Academies of Sciences, Engineering, and Medicine
Giuseppe Cello
Giuseppe Cello University of Camerino
Domenico Cosentino
Domenico Cosentino Roma Tre University
Dimitrios Sokoutis
Dimitrios Sokoutis Utrecht University
Paolo Gasperini
Paolo Gasperini University of Bologna

If you think any of the details on this page are incorrect, let us know.

Report an issue

We appreciate your kind effort to assist us to improve this page, it would be helpful providing us with as much detail as possible in the text box below:

Related Online Degrees & Career Pathways

Studying Earth Science in the USA offers diverse career opportunities, but many students also explore complementary fields to enhance their skillset. For example, language proficiency can open doors in international research and environmental policy, with programs like spanish degree online providing a valuable edge. Veterans interested in this path may find tailored options through online spanish bachelor degree for veterans, making it easier to balance studies with service commitments.

Creativity and communication are also critical in Earth Science careers, especially for those involved in public outreach or educational roles. Pursuing a master of fine arts online can complement scientific expertise by honing storytelling and visual presentation skills.

Additionally, many Earth Science professionals move into leadership or administrative roles. An online masters degree in human resource management equips graduates with skills to manage teams and organizational challenges effectively, broadening their career adaptability.

Best Scientists Citing Mario Boccaletti

Trending Scientists