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Flavio Poggi’s research focuses on the intersection of natural hazards, mountain communities, and socio-economic marginality, with a particular emphasis on large-scale, slow-moving landslides. His work combines intensive monitoring techniques with geological-geomorphological characterization to understand and mitigate risks in vulnerable alpine and Apennine territories. Poggi’s major contributions include pioneering a multidisciplinary approach that integrates field-based monitoring, remote sensing, and community engagement to study slope instabilities that threaten remote settlements. His 2023 paper on the coexistence of a marginal mountain community with a low-kinematic landslide, which has garnered 6 citations, highlights how intensive monitoring can support resilience in areas prone to abandonment. His 2019 study on large slope instabilities in the Upper Graveglia Valley (3 citations) further established his reputation for linking scientific knowledge with practical engineering challenges. Poggi’s work is notable for its direct societal impact, offering actionable insights for policymakers and local populations. By bridging geohazard research with the lived realities of marginalized communities, he has become a key voice in sustainable risk management for Italy’s fragile mountain landscapes.
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