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52. Corso breve di Idraulica

Author

PULCI DORIA G, GUALTIERI C., GUALTIERI, PAOLA, PULCI DORIA, Guelfo, Gualtieri, Paola, Gualtieri, Carlo, PULCI DORIA, G, and Gualtieri, C.

Subjects
Idraulica
Abstract

A simple Hydraulics text book for complementary courses.

Published
2001

53. Storia dell'IRI

Author

Castronovo, V., Falchero, A., D'Antone, Leandra, Castagnoli, A., Doria, G., Podestà, G., and Fumi, G.

Published
2012

60. Italian natural history museums on the verge of collapse?

Author

Andreone, F, Bartolozzi, L, Boano, G, Boero, F, Bologna, M, Bon, M, Bressi, N, Capula, M, Casale, A, Casiraghi, M, Chiozzi, G, Delfino, M, Doria, G, Durante, A, Ferrari, M, Gippoliti, S, Lanzinger, M, Latella, L, Maio, N, Marangoni, C, Mazzotti, S, Minelli, A, Muscio, G, Nicolosi, P, Pievani, T, Razzetti, E, Sabella, G, Valle, M, Vomero, V, Zilli, A, Zilli, A., CASIRAGHI, MAURIZIO, Andreone, F, Bartolozzi, L, Boano, G, Boero, F, Bologna, M, Bon, M, Bressi, N, Capula, M, Casale, A, Casiraghi, M, Chiozzi, G, Delfino, M, Doria, G, Durante, A, Ferrari, M, Gippoliti, S, Lanzinger, M, Latella, L, Maio, N, Marangoni, C, Mazzotti, S, Minelli, A, Muscio, G, Nicolosi, P, Pievani, T, Razzetti, E, Sabella, G, Valle, M, Vomero, V, Zilli, A, Zilli, A., and CASIRAGHI, MAURIZIO

Abstract

The Italian natural history museums are facing a critical situation, due to the progressive loss of scientific relevance, decreasing economic investments, and scarcity of personnel. This is extremely alarming, especially for ensuring the long-term preservation of the precious collections they host. Moreover, a commitment in fieldwork to increase scientific collections and concurrent taxonomic research are rarely considered priorities, while most of the activities are addressed to public events with political payoffs, such as exhibits, didactic meetings, expositions, and talks. This is possibly due to the absence of a national museum that would have better steered research activities and overall concepts for collection management. We here propose that Italian natural history museums collaborate to instate a “metamuseum”, by establishing a reciprocal interaction network aimed at sharing budgetary and technical resources, which would assure better coordination of common long-term goals and scientific activities

Published
2014

66. Carte da conservare

Author

Volpato, Giancarlo and PENZO DORIA, G.

Subjects
biblioteche, conservazione, archivi
Published
2008

67. A simplified experimental method to evaluate equivalent roughness of vegetated river beds

Author

Felice, S., Paola Gualtieri, Pulci Doria, G., S., DE FELICE, Gualtieri, Paola, and PULCI DORIA, Guelfo

Subjects
uniform flow, boundary layer, flow resistance, vegetated river beds
Abstract

In this paper a new method to experimentally evaluate roughness of vegetated river beds is proposed. Unlike the usual method of attaining uniform flow, the new method is based on measurements performed in boundary layer flows, conditions that in flow experiments with plants can be attained easier then in uniform flows. The described method can be applied either in case of smooth or vegetated walls. The friction factor f and Manning’s n values so obtained are in agreement with literature results.

Published
2008

97. [Second trimester termination of pregnancy with gemeprost: a review of 306 cases]

Author

Scioscia, M, Vimercati, A, Doria, G, Cuccovillo, A, Lezzi, V, Lacerenza, A, Piro, V, and Greco, Pantaleo

Subjects
Adult, Abortifacient Agents, Nonsteroidal, Abortion induced, Abortifacient agents, trimester, Abortion, Induced, NO, second, nonsteroidal, Pregnancy, Humans, Female, Abortifacient agents, nonsteroidal, Pregnancy, trimester, second, Alprostadil, Retrospective Studies
Abstract

Prostaglandin analogues provide an effective method for induction of abortion in the second trimester of pregnancy. The clinical outcome and the risk of complications were evaluated in a group of women having a medical termination of pregnancy with gemeprost.Three-hundred and six women undergoing second trimester termination of pregnancy, between January 1998 and July 2002 in our center, were studied. All women were given 1 mg vaginal gemeprost every 3 h up to a maximum of 3 doses in the first 24 hours. If the abortion did not occur within the first 24 hours after initiation of treatment, they were given a 2(nd) course of gemeprost. Outcome measures included failure of the 1st course of gemeprost, length of hospital stay after expulsion of conceptus, heavy blood loss with or without necessity of uterine packing or blood transfusion, and failure of induction.There was a significant difference, with better results in women with previous deliveries (vaginal or abdominal), as to the failure to abort after the 1(st) course of PG (P0.01). Length of hospital stay, complications and failure of induction were independent from parity. Twelve (3.9%) women failed to abort with gemeprost and required other methods for abortion.The study confirms the efficacy of gemeprost for mid-trimester termination of pregnancy, although it is a risky and costly procedure, requiring hospitalisation and is associated with higher complication rate than the first trimester surgical abortion.

Published
2003

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