Just ended an outstanding field trip across active faults of Abruzzo, Central Italy: the 1915 earthquake Fucino fault, the Campo Felice fault, the Campo Imperatore fault https://t.co/E7BDihNrwH
#INQUA summer school visited today the 1980 Irpinia rupture (M6.9), in the plain the first Italian (maybe European) paleoseismic trenches were opened ca. 1990(?) by Daniela Pantosti and co-workers
#INQUA summer school was a great success, good to have a 2nd generation of #PATA researchers. Bye bye to Naples, Vesuvius and a short hello to the 2016 Monte Vettore rupture
Bye Napoli and @INQUA Summer School 2023! I had a phenomenal time time meeting some amazing people (who do some amazing research), all while getting a great crash course into Italys geology!! 🇮🇹
INQUA Winter School on active Tectonics and relative sea level changes: 2-days field trip across western Sicily to study active faults and ancient earthquakes https://t.co/LgBaCe8yFk
Ultra high resolution scanning of the Pizzalto active fault calibrated by cosmogenic dating. A collaborative project between university of Naples Federico II and university of Chieti-Pescara https://t.co/BDBpTkaMSZ
#PATA2022 is going to end with a very nice field trip to the fault of the 2019 Le Teil Eq… with exciting discussion on NvsR fault. Thanks Jef and @Stef_EQ_Geology!
Il Campidoglio si illumina di verde in occasione dell’anniversario di #ParisAgreement. Accogliamo l’invito di @c40cities per ribadire importanza della condivisione di buone pratiche, idee, progetti su temi come sostenibilità e lotta ai cambiamenti climatici.