Underground warehouses for food storage in the Dolomites (Eastern alps – Italy) and energy efficiency
Authors:
- Antonio GalgaroAGAntonio Galgaro
- Giorgia Dalla SantaGSGiorgia Dalla Santa
- Simonetta ColaSCSimonetta Cola
- Matteo CultreraMCMatteo Cultrera
- Michele De CarliMCMichele De Carli
- Fabrizio ConfortiFCFabrizio Conforti
- Paolo ScottonPSPaolo Scotton
- Diego ViesiDVDiego Viesi
- Maurizio FauriMFMaurizio Fauri
- 1 August 2020
- journal article
- research article
- Published by Elsevier in Tunnelling and Underground Space Technology
- Vol. 102
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