Elisabetta Campiani

TL;DR: In this paper, the authors hypothesize that the asymmetry of the Adriatic basin's sessile assemblages might derive from differential exposure of the floor to polarized hydrological processes.

TL;DR: A quantitative assessment of the effects of human actions on the floor of the tidal channels from the Venice Lagoon using 2500 kilometres of full coverage multibeam bathymetric mapping provides unprecedented evidence of pervasive human impacts, which extend far beyond the well known shrinking of salt marshes and artificial modifications of inlet geometries.

TL;DR: In this article, the authors presented the methodology applied to compile the bathymetric map of the west side of the Adriatic Sea at basin scale (1:750,000) and described the main morphological units that characterise the seafloor and reflect its main geological features.

TL;DR: The South West Adriatic Margin (SAM) is a steep and morphologically complex continental slope stretching about 600 km from the Pelagosa sill to the Otranto strait.

TL;DR: A dataset composed of Digital Terrain Models extracted from a total of 2,500 linear kilometres of high-resolution multibeam echosounder data collected in 2013 covering the entire network of tidal channels and inlets of the Venice Lagoon, Italy is released.