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DI GUARDO, ANTONIO

Distribuzione geografica

Continente	#
NA - Nord America	15.762
EU - Europa	9.438
AS - Asia	6.048
SA - Sud America	718
AF - Africa	109
Continente sconosciuto - Info sul continente non disponibili	15
OC - Oceania	11
Totale	32.101

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Nazione	#
US - Stati Uniti d'America	15.522
IT - Italia	4.718
SG - Singapore	2.010
CN - Cina	1.355
UA - Ucraina	1.337
VN - Vietnam	859
SE - Svezia	750
TR - Turchia	710
HK - Hong Kong	685
BR - Brasile	590
DE - Germania	575
FI - Finlandia	521
GB - Regno Unito	391
IE - Irlanda	355
FR - Francia	270
RU - Federazione Russa	215
MX - Messico	110
CA - Canada	105
IN - India	102
JP - Giappone	97
BD - Bangladesh	59
ES - Italia	50
NL - Olanda	50
PL - Polonia	46
AR - Argentina	44
ZA - Sudafrica	36
NG - Nigeria	31
AT - Austria	28
BE - Belgio	27
CH - Svizzera	25
IQ - Iraq	21
LT - Lituania	21
MY - Malesia	17
VE - Venezuela	17
CO - Colombia	15
CL - Cile	13
EC - Ecuador	13
EU - Europa	13
ID - Indonesia	13
PK - Pakistan	12
IR - Iran	10
UZ - Uzbekistan	10
AU - Australia	9
IL - Israele	9
NO - Norvegia	9
PE - Perù	9
RO - Romania	9
KE - Kenya	8
MA - Marocco	8
PH - Filippine	8
SA - Arabia Saudita	8
UY - Uruguay	8
CZ - Repubblica Ceca	7
EG - Egitto	7
PA - Panama	7
AE - Emirati Arabi Uniti	6
AZ - Azerbaigian	6
CI - Costa d'Avorio	6
DZ - Algeria	6
JO - Giordania	6
NP - Nepal	6
PY - Paraguay	6
KR - Corea	5
KZ - Kazakistan	5
PS - Palestinian Territory	5
AL - Albania	4
DO - Repubblica Dominicana	4
TT - Trinidad e Tobago	4
BG - Bulgaria	3
BY - Bielorussia	3
CR - Costa Rica	3
HN - Honduras	3
HR - Croazia	3
LB - Libano	3
LK - Sri Lanka	3
LU - Lussemburgo	3
TN - Tunisia	3
TW - Taiwan	3
A2 - ???statistics.table.value.countryCode.A2???	2
BH - Bahrain	2
DK - Danimarca	2
GE - Georgia	2
GH - Ghana	2
GR - Grecia	2
HU - Ungheria	2
IS - Islanda	2
JM - Giamaica	2
KG - Kirghizistan	2
MO - Macao, regione amministrativa speciale della Cina	2
OM - Oman	2
RS - Serbia	2
SR - Suriname	2
AM - Armenia	1
BA - Bosnia-Erzegovina	1
EE - Estonia	1
ET - Etiopia	1
GT - Guatemala	1
GY - Guiana	1
KW - Kuwait	1
LI - Liechtenstein	1
Totale	32.089

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Città	#
Milan	2.950
Fairfield	1.465
Ashburn	1.235
Woodbridge	1.204
San Jose	1.191
Singapore	1.140
Jacksonville	1.055
Chandler	1.054
Houston	804
Hong Kong	668
Ann Arbor	661
Seattle	624
Wilmington	539
Cambridge	538
Dearborn	391
Como	385
Izmir	381
Princeton	380
Dublin	352
Nyköping	351
Beijing	323
Dallas	306
The Dalles	254
Boardman	238
Dong Ket	223
Munich	212
New York	212
Helsinki	209
Chicago	199
Council Bluffs	198
Rome	188
Lauterbourg	182
Ho Chi Minh City	159
Los Angeles	114
San Mateo	111
Nardò	110
Hanoi	98
San Diego	91
Tokyo	88
Santa Clara	86
London	85
Orem	76
Mexico City	72
São Paulo	69
Ogden	60
Guangzhou	55
Varese	55
Hefei	51
Atlanta	47
Nanjing	43
Warsaw	43
Chennai	40
Denver	40
Düsseldorf	40
Kunming	39
Toronto	39
Frankfurt am Main	38
Amsterdam	32
Stockholm	32
Abuja	30
Shanghai	29
Washington	29
Brooklyn	28
Poplar	28
Verona	28
San Francisco	27
Kocaeli	26
Brussels	25
Johannesburg	25
Redwood City	25
Buffalo	24
Norwalk	24
Redmond	22
Da Nang	21
Haiphong	21
Hangzhou	21
Jinan	21
Manchester	21
Montreal	21
Tianjin	21
Brescia	20
Rio de Janeiro	20
Turku	20
Vienna	20
Boston	19
Las Vegas	19
Nanchang	19
Nuremberg	19
Phoenix	19
Cavaria con Premezzo	17
Philadelphia	16
Shenzhen	16
Basingstoke	15
Columbus	14
Ponte Lambro	14
Gavirate	13
Mumbai	13
Pune	13
Salt Lake City	13
Ankara	12
Totale	22.773

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Nome	#
Persistent organic pollutants in boreal and montane soil profiles: distribution, evidence of processes and implications for global cycling	522
Exploitation of Rhizosphere Microbiome Services	339
SoilPlusVeg: An integrated air-plant-litter-soil model to predict organic chemical fate and recycling in forests	321
Phyto-rhizoremediation of polychlorinated biphenyl contaminated soils: An outlook on plant-microbe beneficial interactions	289
European environmental scenarios of chemical bioavailability in freshwater systems	275
Bioaccumulation of PCBs and their hydroxy and sulfonated metabolites in earthworms: Comparing lab and field results	275
Predicting pesticide fate in small cultivated mountain watersheds using the DynAPlus model: Toward improved assessment of peak exposure	274
Evaluating the temporal variability of concentrations of POPs in a glacier-fed stream food chain using a combined modeling approach	271
Micropollutants in Lake Como water in the context of circular economy: A snapshot of water cycle contamination in a changing pollution scenario	271
Differentiating current and past PCB and PCDD/F sources: The role of a large contaminated soil site in an industrialized city area	260
Rhizoremediation half-lives of PCBs: Role of congener composition, organic carbon forms, bioavailability, microbial activity, plant species and soil conditions, on the prediction of fate and persistence in soil	257
Improving the SoilPlusVeg model to evaluate rhizoremediation and PCB fate in contaminated soils	252
Accumulation parameters and seasonal trends for PCBs in temperate and boreal forest plant species	249
Assessment of Chemical Fate in the Environment Using Evaluative, Regional and Local-Scale Models: Illustrative Application to Chlorobenzene and Linear Alkylbenzene Sulfonates	248
Towards more ecologically realistic scenarios of plant uptake modelling for chemicals: PAHs in a small forest	247
Field derived accumulation and release kinetics of DDTs in plants	247
Estimation of polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbon variability in air using high volume, film, and vegetation as samplers	240
Efficiency of natural and engineered bacterial strains in the degradation of 4-chlorobenzoic acid in soil slurry	239
Importance of environmental and biomass dynamics in predicting chemical exposure in ecological risk assessment	227
Are PCB half-lives obtained in rhizoremedition experiments reliable? Pitfalls in experimental design and suggested guidelines for conducting the experiments	222
Forest Filter Effect: Role of leaves in capturing/releasing air particulate matter and its associated PAHs	221
Improved RP-HPLC Determination of Kow for Some Chloroaromatic Chemicals Using Molecular Connectivity Indices	218
PCBs and selected organochlorine compounds in Italian mountain air: the influence of altitude and forest ecosystem type	218
Theoretically exploring direct and indirect chemical effects across ecological and exposure scenarios using mechanistic fate and effects modelling	218
Environmental Modelling: progress and prospects	215
PAHs in air and seawater along a North-South Atlantic transect: trends, processes and possible sources	213
Mass-spectrometry-derived data as possible predictive method for environmental persistence of organic molecules	212
Rhizoremediation of weathered PCBs in a heavily contaminated agricultural soil: Results of a biostimulation trial in semi field conditions	212
Seasonality of the Air−Forest Canopy Exchange of Persistent Organic Pollutants	211
Assessing the Fate of New and Existing Chemicals: a Five Stage Process	209
Modelling peak exposure of pesticides in terrestrial and aquatic ecosystems: importance of dissolved organic carbon and vertical particle movement in soil	209
Different approaches for the evaluation of Kow for s-triazine herbicides	207
Pharmaceuticals as environmental contaminants: modelling distribution and fate	206
Development of a Dynamic Aquatic Model (DynA Model): Estimating Temporal Emissions of DDT to Lake Maggiore (N. Italy)	205
Forest leaf area index in an Alpine valley from medium resolution satellite imagery and in situ data	203
Integration of an atmospheric dispersion model with a dynamic multimedia fate model: development and illustration	202
Accumulation of persistent organic pollutants in canopies of different forest types: Role of species composition and altitudinal-temperature gradient	201
Addressing spatial variability of aged pollutants in a large site contaminated by PCBs and other POPs	201
Comparing spatial variability of PCBs, PCDDs/Fs and metals in heavily contaminated farm soils in Brescia (Italy)	201
Environmental exposure assessment	200
Bacteria associated to plants naturally selected in a historical PCB polluted soil show potential to sustain natural attenuation	199
A fugacity model of pesticide runoff to surface water: development and validation	198
Organochlorines in the Great Lakes Ecosystem: Sources, Partitioning, and Control	197
A Dynamic Model of the Fate of Organic Chemicals in a Multilayered Air/Soil System: Development and Illustrative Application	196
Coupling SoilFug model and GIS for predicting pesticide pollution of surface water at watershed level	195
Conifer needles as passive biomonitors of the spatial and temporal distribution of DDT from a point source	194
Investigating the need for complex vs. simple scenarios to improve predictions of aquatic ecosystem exposure with the SoilPlus model	194
Theoretically exploring direct and indirect chemical effects across ecological and exposure scenarios using mechanistic fate and effects modelling	194
The Multi-Media Fate Model: A Vital Tool for Predicting the Fate of Chemicals,	193
Tracing the fate of PCBs in forest ecosystems	193
The ChimERA project: coupling mechanistic exposure and effect models into an integrated platform for ecological risk assessment	191
Deposition of PCBs in Mountains: The Forest Filter Effect of Different Forest Ecosystem Types.	190
Prediction of Surface Water Input of Chloridazon and Chlorpyrifos from an Agricultural Watershed in Chile	189
Seasonality, littoral versus pelagic carbon sources, and stepwise 15N-enrichment of pelagic food web in a deep subalpine lake: the role of planktivorous fish	189
Do environmental dynamics matter in fate models? Exploring scenario dynamics for a terrestrial and an aquatic system	188
Predicting dissolved organic carbon partition and distribution coefficients of neutral and ionizable organic chemicals	188
Field derived accumulation and release kinetics of DDTs in five plant species.	187
PCB concentrations in soil and leaves along four transects from a contaminated site in Northern Italy	186
How good are the predictions of mobility of aged polychlorinated biphenyls (PCBs) in soil? Insights from a soil column experiment	186
Accelerated equilibrium sampling of hydrophobic organic chemicals in solid matrices: A proof of concept on how to reach equilibrium for PCBs within 1 day	186
Dynamics of the accumulation of POPs (Persistent Organic Pollutant) in forests	185
Chlorinated hydrocarbons in pine needles in Europe: fingerprint for the past and recent use	185
Regional differences in chemical fate model outcome	182
Soil pollution and physico-chemical properties steer the bacterial community structure in the uneven highly polluted SIN Brescia-Caffaro site.	182
Calibration and validation of a dynamic water model in agricultural scenarios	181
Integration of a dynamic organism model into the DynA Model: Development and application to the case of DDT in Lake Maggiore, Italy	180
DDT enrichment in a prey-predator relationship in background and recently contaminated lakes in Northern Italy	179
Dynamic modelling of fluxes of weathered polychlorinated biphenyls (PCBs) in soil: column experiments vs. modelling approaches in realistic environmental conditions	179
Identification of Sulfonated and Hydroxy-Sulfonated Polychlorinated Biphenyl (PCB) Metabolites in Soil: New Classes of Intermediate Products of PCB Degradation?	179
Challenges for exposure prediction in ecological risk assessment	178
Environmental fate and exposure models: Advances and challenges in 21st century chemical risk assessment	178
Application of Simple partitioning Models in Hazard assessment,, Lewis Publishers, Boca Raton, FL, USA	177
Screening of pesticides for environmental partitioning tendency	177
Past, present and future controls on levels of persistent organic pollutants in the global environment	177
New Data Set of Polychlorinated Dibenzo-p-dioxin and Dibenzofuran Half-Lives: Natural Attenuation and Rhizoremediation Using Several Common Plant Species in a Weathered Contaminated Soil	176
Comparing measured and predicted PCB concentrations in Arctic seawater and marine biota	174
A review of the predictive models estimating association of neutral and ionizable organic chemicals with dissolved organic carbon	172
European environmental scenarios of chemical bioavailability in freshwater systems	171
Guidance on the Selection of Efficient Computational Methods for Multimedia Fate Models	171
Simulation of Pesticide Runoff at Rosemaund Farm (UK) Using the SoilFug Model	170
Polychlorinated Dibenzo-p-Dioxins and Dibenzofurans in the Air of Seveso, Italy, 26 Years after the Explosion	170
ChimERA: integrating fate and effect modelling	169
Predictive Approaches for the Evaluation of Pesticide Exposure	168
Vertical movement of PCBs in agricultural soils impacted by an historical contaminated site: using SoilPlus model to predict discharge, dynamics of movement in soil, and rhizoremediation potential	168
Species interactions and chemical stress: Combined effects of intraspecific and interspecific interactions and pyrene on Daphnia magna population dynamics	167
Evaluating the Environmental Fate of a Variety of Types of Chemicals Using the EQC Model	166
Classification of environmental pollutants for global mobility potential	166
Modeling short-term variability of semivolatile organic chemicals in air at a local scale: An integrated modeling approach	165
Pharmaceuticals as Environmental Contaminants: Modelling Distribution and Fate	163
Estimating temperature dependence of solubility and octanol-water partition coefficient for organic compounds using RP-HPLC	162
Modellizzazione dell’efficacia di fasce tampone nella riduzione del rischio ambientale derivato dall’uso di prodotti fitosanitari	161
Regional scale modelling of PCBs from a highly contaminated site in Northern Italy	159
Modelling approaches to study the efficacy of buffer strips in reducing surface water contamination of pesticide	158
Spatial pattern of bacterial diversity in a site with mixed and uneven contamination, and assessment of rhizoremediation potential.	155
Environmental fate and exposure models: Advances and challenges in 21stcentury chemical risk assessment	155
Improved assessment of pesticide peak exposure in cultivated mountain watersheds	155
Evaluating the spatial variability of PAH atmospheric concentrations through precipitation sampling	152
Hazardous Air Pollutants (HAPS) and their Effects on Biodiversity: an Overview of the Atmospheric Pathways of Persistent Organic Pollutants (POPS) and Suggestions for Future Studies	151
Development of a realistic environmental scenario for a dynamic bioaccumulation model of organic contaminants in plant biomass	150
Pesticide fate in cultivated mountain basins: The improved DynAPlus model for predicting peak exposure and directing sustainable monitoring campaigns to protect aquatic ecosystems	150
Totale	20.303

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Categoria	#
all - tutte	121.035
article - articoli	0
book - libri	0
conference - conferenze	0
curatela - curatele	0
other - altro	0
patent - brevetti	0
selected - selezionate	0
volume - volumi	0
Totale	121.035

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	Totale	Lug	Ago	Sett	Ott	Nov	Dic	Gen	Feb	Mar	Apr	Mag	Giu
2020/2021	427	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	427
2021/2022	1.868	225	261	140	63	80	40	103	96	95	302	158	305
2022/2023	2.871	288	220	243	261	215	569	14	370	391	90	113	97
2023/2024	4.667	731	729	752	825	886	402	26	82	102	26	22	84
2024/2025	3.338	34	46	565	73	156	204	240	246	434	244	350	746
2025/2026	7.846	607	487	368	1.037	859	529	1.615	444	814	630	259	197
Totale													32.432