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Il processo di formazione dei docenti. L’esperienza del Presidio della Qualità dell’Università degli studi di Bergamo

Il Presidio della Qualità dell’Università degli studi di Bergamo ha elaborato il processo di Ateneo di formazione dei docenti (Faculty development), seguendo gli approcci metodologici della pedagogia learner-centred, e basandosi su frameworks teorici miliari, quali quelli proposti da La Marca, Longo & Martino (2021), Lawrence (2018), Mezirow & Taylor (2009), Schön (1987), per sviluppare percorsi di faculty development che tengano conto dei seguenti punti, cruciali in ogni forma di app...

Long-term Dynamics of Carbon Sequestration in Tropical Meandering Rivers through Remote Sensing, Numerical Modeling, and Stochastic Processes

This research explores the long-term impacts of intricate dynamics of fluvial corridors on the carbon cycle, focusing on the interaction with tropical meandering rivers during formative events and riparian vegetation, particularly large wood recruitment. A multidisciplinary approach – including satellite data analysis, deterministic modeling and stochastic processes – is employed to assess the magnitude of carbon exported by these rivers. Meandering rivers exhibit lateral migration, with c...

A new urban parameterisation for the ICON atmospheric model

A new urban canopy scheme for the ICON atmospheric model is presented. Increasing the resolution of atmospheric models for numerical weather prediction (NWP) or climate simulations allows, among others, for a more realistic description of the processes at the land surface. Here, one field of growing interest are the processes in urban areas. Beside their relevance for the meteorological modelling, there is a general trend in most countries that the number of people living in towns is signific...

Uncertainties in global climate and water models challenge future estimates of crop water use and sustainability

The assessment of crop water sustainability under future climate scenarios is crucial for coping with predicted water scarcity and for devising strategies to ensure global food security. In this context, the evaluation of crop water indicators generally relies on global scale projections of climatic and hydrologic variables which often provide divergent estimates of precipitation, potential evapotranspiration, and renewable freshwater rates, thus affecting the final evaluation of crop water n...

Irrigation indirectly sustains rainfed crops in India and China through atmospheric recycling

India and China host ~45% of the world's irrigated area, with irrigation accounting for 65-75% of the total water usage in these countries. The impact of intense irrigation on regional precipitation and even monsoonal dynamics is well acknowledged. However, the degree to which recycled irrigation water helps sustain rainfed crops, acting as an indirect source of water supply, remains unknown. This is especially important in India and China, where irrigated crops are grown in close proximity t...

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