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most citedTurbulence dictates the fate of virus-containing droplets in violent expiratory events

49 citations · 67 across the 6 of their papers we have counts for

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6 papers

physics.ao-ph2022

Calibrating the CAMS European multi-model air quality forecasts for regional air pollution monitoring

Gabriele Casciaro, Mattia Cavaiola, Andrea Mazzino

The CAMS air quality multi-model forecasts have been assessed and calibrated for PM10, PM2.5, O3, NO2, and CO against observations collected by the Regional Monitoring Network of t…

physics.med-ph2022

Transport and evaporation of virus-containing droplets exhaled by men and women in typical cough events

Stefano Olivieri, Mattia Cavaiola, Andrea Mazzino +1

The spreading of the virus-containing droplets exhaled during respiratory events, e.g., cough, is an issue of paramount importance for the prevention of many infections such as COV…

physics.ao-ph2021

Novel strategies of Ensemble Model Output Statistics (EMOS) for calibrating wind speed/power forecasts

Gabriele Casciaro, Francesco Ferrari, Mattia Cavaiola +1

The issue of the accuracy of wind speed/power forecasts is becoming more and more important as wind power production continues to increase year after year. Having accurate forecast…

physics.flu-dyn2020★ 3 cited

Fluid dynamics of COVID-19 airborne infection suggests urgent data for a scientific design of social distancing

M. E. Rosti, S. Olivieri, M. Cavaiola +2

The COVID-19 pandemic is largely caused by airborne transmission, a phenomenon that rapidly gained the attention of the scientific community. Social distancing is of paramount impo…

physics.flu-dyn2020★ 49 cited

Turbulence dictates the fate of virus-containing droplets in violent expiratory events

Marco E. Rosti, Mattia Cavaiola, Stefano Olivieri +2

Violent expiratory events, such as coughing and sneezing, are highly nontrivial examples of a two-phase mixture of liquid droplets dispersed into an unsteady turbulent airflow. Und…

physics.flu-dyn2019★ 15 cited

The assembly of freely moving rigid fibers measures the flow gradient tensor

M. Cavaiola, S. Olivieri, A. Mazzino

The motion of an assembly of rigid fibers is investigated for different classes of closed streamline flows, steady or time dependent, two dimensional or three dimensional. In our s…