Geomorphological and speleogenetical observations using terrestrial laser scanning and 3D photogrammetry in a gypsum cave (Emilia Romagna, N. Italy)
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Veronica Chiarini | Stefano Fabbri | Tommaso Santagata | Jo De Waele | Luca Pisani | S. Fabbri | T. Santagata | J. De Waele | V. Chiarini | A. Columbu | Luca Pisani | Andrea Columbu
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