Claudia Meisina

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Academic Position: Professor of Engineering Geology

Department of Earth and Environmental Sciences

University of Pavia

 

Office: Department of Earth and Environmental Sciences(F floor)

Address: Via Adolfo Ferrata, 9 27100 Pavia – ITALY

 

E-mail: claudia.meisina@unipv.it

Voice:  +39 0382 985831

Fax:     +39 0382 985890

Skype: claudia.meisina

Web:    http://sciter.unipv.eu

 

Research area:

  • development and application of methodologies for subsoil geological model and for engineering geological mapping to support geohazard assessment (shallow landslide, swelling/shrinkage of clay soils and liquefaction);
  • development of methodologies for the geological interpretation of satellite radar interferometric data for landslide and subsidence identification and monitoring;
  • Study of the triggering mechanism of rainfall-induced landslides in different climatic and geological contexts, through the long-term hydro-mechanical monitoring of shallow soils. Shallow landslide susceptibility assessment.

 

Courses:          Engineering Geology

Landslide Hazard and Risk

 

Bio:

Claudia Meisina received his PhD in Earth Sciences from the University of Pavia (Italy). Currently is associate professor in Engineering Geology at the Department of Earth and Environmental Sciences of University of Pavia, where she leads the Laboratory of Engineering Geology and she is member of the PhD School of Earth and Environmental Sciences.

She has been a post-doc at the BRGM in France. She received fellowships through Italian Foreign Affairs Ministry and Centre International pour la Formation et les Echange Géologiques.

She is member of the executive board of the italian IAEG and Secretary of the Italian Association of Engineering Geology.

She is actually involved in Liquefact Horizon 2020 Project and in several projects about the role of land use in shallow landslide triggering. She published 50+ peer-reviewed papers and 70+ papers in peer-reviewed conference proceedings/book chapters in the field of engineering geology.