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Dr Alessandra Catena - Dr. Giorgio Catena PAPERS
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2) G. Catena, A NEW APPLICATION OF THERMOGRAPHY, Atti della Fondazione Giorgio Ronchi, 6, 947-952, 1990
3) G. Catena, UNE APPLICATION DE LA THERMOGRAPHIE EN PHYTOPATHOLOGIE, Phytoma, La défense des arbres, 439, 46-8, 1992
4) A. Catena and G. Catena, USE OF A HAND-HELD THERMAL IMAGER TO DETECT CAVITIES AND ROTTEN TISSUE IN TREES, in Proceedings of the 1st Annual Meeting of the Remote Sensing and Photogrammetry Society, 12-14 September 2001, London, UK
5) A. Catena, THE USE OF AN INFRARED CAMERA IN THE EVALUATION OF TREE HAZARD, 6th International Workshop on Advanced Infrared Technology and Applications, 17-19 September 2001, Certosa di Pontignano, Siena, Italy
6) A. Catena, G. Catena, D. Lugaresi e R. Gasperoni, LA TERMOGRAFIA RIVELA LA PRESENZA DI DANNI ANCHE NELL'APPARATO RADICALE DEGLI ALBERI, Agricoltura Ricerca, 189, 81-100, 2002 - Thermal Imaging Points out the Presence of Decay/Cavity also in Tree Root System (English Version Attached)
7) A. Catena, THERMOGRAPHY POINTS OUT HIDDEN TREE DECAY, Arboricultural Journal, Vol. 27, 27-42, 2003
8) A. Catena and G. Catena, THERMOGRAPHY: A TRULY NON INVASIVE METHOD TO DETECT CAVITIES AND ROT IN TREES AT A DISTANCE AND FROM THE GROUND, Poster presented at the 2nd International Symposium on Plant Health in Urban Horticulture, 27-29 August 2003, Berlin, Germany
9) G. Catena, THERMAL IMAGING FOR TREE ASSESSMENT, Presentation invited at the 37th Annual Conference, Arboricultural Association, 14-17 September 2003, Northampton, UK
10) A. Catena and G. Catena, THERMOGRAPHY A NON INVASIVE METHOD TO DETECT CAVITIES IN TREES, poster presented to the 6th ISA European Conference, 9-12 June 2004, Maastricht, Holland
11) A. Catena and G. Catena, THERMOGRAPHY - A NON INVASIVE METHOD TO DETECT DAMAGE IN TREES, Presentation held to the Estafette Session, 6th ISA European Conference, 9-12 giugno 2004, Maastricht, Holland
12) A. Catena, THERMOGRAPHIE ET DENDRODENSIMÈTRE POUR L'ÉVALUATION DE LA STABILITÉ DES ARBRES: COMPARAISON DE RESULTATS, Revue foréstière française, 2, 164-170, 2004
13) A. Catena and G. Catena, A NEW GENERATION THERMOGRAPH FOR THE ASSESSMENT OF TREE STABILITY, Arboricultural Association Newsletter, 126, 24-5, September 2004
14) A. Catena and G. Catena, OVERVIEW OF THERMAL IMAGING FOR TREE ASSESSMENT, Arboricultural Journal, Vol. 30, 259-270, 2008
Environmental studies:
1) G. Catena and L. Palla, REMOTE SENSING TECHNIQUES COMPLEMENTARY TO CHEMICAL AND MICROBIOLOGICAL DETERMINATIONS IN COASTAL WATER STUDIES, in Proceedings of the Conference Ves Journées d'Etudes sur les Pollutions marines en Méditerranée, Cagliari, CIESM-UNEP, 9-13 October 1980, pp. 959-962
2) M. De Lillis, G. Catena, L. Costanzo, ECOPHYSIOLOGICAL TREND AND REMOTE SENSING IN Platanus hybrida, Annali di Botanica, Vol. 52, 51-63, 1994
3) G. Catena and E. Funari, POTENTIAL USE OF REMOTE SENSING IN THE STUDY AND PREVENTION OF WATERBORNE HUMAN DISEASES, in Proceedings of Algal Bloom Detection Monitoring and Prediction - ABDMAP, 3° Workshop "Public Health", Rome, April 21-22, 1998, E. Funari and G. Catena (Eds), Rapporti ISTISAN 99/8, 1-4
4) G. Catena, E. Funari, I. Luzzi, USE OF A HAND-HELD THERMAL IMAGER IN ADDITION TO CHEMICAL AND MICROBIOLOGICAL ANALYSES OF BATHING WATERS, in Proceedings of the 1st Annual Meeting of the Remote Sensing and Photogrammetry Society, 12-14 September 2001, London, England
5) G. Catena, THE USE OF A HELICOPTER-FLOWN IR CAMERA IN THE MANAGEMENT OF WATER BASINS AND COASTAL WATERS, Atti della Fondazione Giorgio Ronchi, 3, 375-380, 2002
6) G. Catena, E. Funari, M. Lenzi, APPLICATION OF REMOTE SENSING TO THE EUTROPHIC PROBLEMS OF ORBETELLO'S LAGOON (ITALY), Atti della Fondazione Giorgio Ronchi, 6, 1069-1083, 2002
Giorgio Catena, Alessandra Catena and BTL Bomendienst BV own
the copyright of the TIs and pictures in this page |
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Bleeding wound on a diseased tree. While the photo shows only a
wound the thermal image shows the presence of a second one not
visible yet.
Damage appears gradually as the bark is removed.
No damage was visible on the trunk of this horse chestnut.
The thermal image points out the presence of decay (black arrow).
The trunk was carved with a knife and finally early damage
appeared |
