Sabina Bigi

Prof. Sabina Bigi is a faculty member at the Department of Earth Sciences, Sapienza University of Rome, where she conducts research in geological sciences. Her work focuses on field-based and analytical approaches to geological processes and environmental applications.

Research Interests: Her primary expertise spans geological mapping, tectonics, and environmental applications of geoscience. Key research domains include:

• Quantitative analysis of fracture networks for CO2 storage
• Remote sensing applications in structural geology
• Development of environmental monitoring tools
• Marine ecosystem responses to geochemical changes
• Geogenic hazard assessment and mitigation

Publication Focus: Recent articles demonstrate strong emphasis on fracture characterization across scales (aerial to subsurface), environmental monitoring of CO2 storage sites, marine biogeochemical processes near hydrothermal vents, and geogenic radon risk quantification. Her research consistently integrates field data with computational modeling approaches.

Collaborations: Actively collaborates with institutions including the National Institute of Oceanography, British Geological Survey, and National Civil Protection Department. Her network includes 89+ co-authors across multidisciplinary projects.