Gamma Ray Bursts Scaling Relations to test cosmological models

Gamma ray burst (GRBs) can be used to constrain cosmological parameters from medium up to very high redshift. These powerful systems could be the further reliable distance indicators after SNeIa supernovae. We consider GRBs samples to achieve the luminosity distance to redshift relation and derive the values of the cosmographic parameters considering several possible scaling relations. GRBs, if calibrated by SNeIa, seem reliable as distance indicators and give cosmographic parameters in good agreement with the LCDM model. GRBs correlations with neutrino and gravitational wave signals are also investigated in view of high energy neutrino experiments and gravitational wave detectors as LIGO-VIRGO. A discussion on the GRB afterglow curve up to the visible and radio wavelengths is developed considering the possibility to use the Square Kilometer Array (SKA) telescope to achieve the first GRB-radio survey.