Academics

 The project “Mediterranean Mountainous Landscapes: an historical approach to cultural heritage based on traditional agrosystems”, known as MEMOLA project, is coordinated by the University of Granada, and financed by the European Commission FP-7 funding.

Snow plays a crucial role in the hydrological regime in mountainous regions. The specific features of Mediterranean regions, with the alpine climate modified by semiarid conditions, difficult the monitoring and modelling of the snow evolution.

The development of new softwares and techniques, such as Structure from Motion (SfM), has provided archaeologists access to a documentation of highest quality and precision.

Fluvial Dynamics and Hydrology research group (UCO) presented a poster in the 7th International Water Resources Management Conferences of ICWRS

Using structure from motion (SFM) techniques in the MEMOLA project. Poster presented at the VIIIth Young Researchers in Archaeology Conference (JIA 2015).

Presented by UCO and UGR in "Session 8: Landscape management for food and ecosystem services" at the XIV Congress of the European Society for Agronomy.

This exhibit was held in the town square of Cáñar, organised by the MEMOLA project in collaboration with the Biodiversity Foundation of the Ministry of Agriculture, Food and Environment.

This activity is organised in collaboration with the ecology lab of CEAMA. The goal is to understand the evolution of the landscape and the changes produced by the cultural management of its natural resources.

ALEO M., CAMBRIA S., BAZAN G.,Tradizioni Etnofarmacobotaniche in Alcune Comunità Rurali dei Monti di Trapani (Sicilia occidentale)

BROGIOLO, G.P.:“Flooding in Northern Italy during the Early Middle Ages: Resilience and adapta-tion”. European Journal of Post-Classical Archeologies. Vol 5, 2015, SAP Società Archeologica s.r.l.