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    <title>Il LABGIS@INGV di Grottaminarda, attività e prospettive</title>
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    <description>Title: Il LABGIS@INGV di Grottaminarda, attività e prospettive
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&lt;br/&gt;Authors: Pignone, Maurizio; Istituto Nazionale di Geofisica e Vulcanologia, Sezione CNT, Roma, Italia; Moschillo, Raffaele; Istituto Nazionale di Geofisica e Vulcanologia, Sezione CNT, Roma, Italia
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&lt;br/&gt;Abstract: The laboratory of digital cartography and geographical information systems (LABGIS@INGV) of the ISTITUTO&#xD;
NAZIONALE di GEOFISICA e VULCANOLOGIA (INGV) in Grottaminarda (AV) has focused its activity on the&#xD;
organization and processing of a high number of cartographic, territorial, geological and geophysical data regarding&#xD;
Central and Southern Italy. This activity represents one of the purposes of CESIS Project whose aims are to realize a&#xD;
monitoring network of permanent stations with seismic, accelerometric and geodetic instruments and to create a Centre&#xD;
for Seismology and Seismic Engineering. The realization of a series of geographical database in ESRI Geodatabase&#xD;
data model with the software ArcGIS 9 has offered the possibility of trying out the opportunities of this technology as,&#xD;
for example, the organization of different types of geographical data and proceedings inside the same environment.&#xD;
The following step was to develop a series of GIS applications as the SIT CESIS EARTHQUAKE REPORT. This&#xD;
application produces a cartographic report, which is able to give a territorial and seismological view for each&#xD;
earthquake of magnitude greater than 3.0 recorded in Southern Italy.&#xD;
The products of the activities of the LABGIS@INGV are still present in the website of INGV Grottaminarda&#xD;
(http://labgis.gm.ingv.it/website/labgis/) in several sections, with the possibility to download the cartographic data of&#xD;
Italian seismicity and monitoring networks of CESIS Project .</description>
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    <title>LA MECCANICA FENOMENOLOGICA PER L’ENIGMA DI NOTO</title>
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    <description>Title: LA MECCANICA FENOMENOLOGICA PER L’ENIGMA DI NOTO
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&lt;br/&gt;Authors: Tertulliani, A.; Valente, G.
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&lt;br/&gt;Abstract: The analytical methods may be verified on the Chiesa Madre in Noto and the Chiesa S.&#xD;
Nicolò l’Arena in Catania that have exasperated structural problems. The dome of the church&#xD;
in Noto collapsed three times in the past; it has unchanged: geometry, unreinforced masonry,&#xD;
unused constitutive laws. In these churches, it would seem to have the scientific luck to&#xD;
document all the misunderstandings, dazzlings and hazards due to MdM. The monuments&#xD;
must be analyzed with soil interaction; and dynamic identification is very important. But&#xD;
since 80’s the Geomaterials Mechanics were available, it reproduces the experimental&#xD;
phenomena in the analysis. The coherency between tests, analysis and MdG allows to&#xD;
improve diagnosis and project. Actually computers are available for the project with all d.o.f.&#xD;
of a monument.</description>
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    <title>A che santo votarsi. L’influsso dei grandi terremoti del 1703 sulla cultura popolare</title>
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    <description>Title: A che santo votarsi. L’influsso dei grandi terremoti del 1703 sulla cultura popolare
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&lt;br/&gt;Authors: Castelli, V.; Istituto Nazionale di Geofisica e Vulcanologia, Sezione Bologna, Bologna, Italia; Camassi, R.; Istituto Nazionale di Geofisica e Vulcanologia, Sezione Bologna, Bologna, Italia
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&lt;br/&gt;Abstract: La paura e il suo contraltare, la ricerca di rassicurazione e protezione, sono all’origine&#xD;
delle più svariate manifestazioni umane: riti, feste, interdetti, comportamenti pubblici e&#xD;
privati, molto insomma di quanto si riassume nell’espressione generica “le mentalità”1.&#xD;
Questo saggio è un primo abbozzo di storia delle risposte a una paura specifica: quella&#xD;
suscitata dai grandi terremoti del 1703, la maggior catastrofe sismica che abbia colpito&#xD;
l’Italia centrale in età moderna. Il suo scopo è cercare di capire se le risposte alla paura&#xD;
del 1703 siano rientrate nella norma di un contesto di modelli di comportamento&#xD;
consolidati nel tempo o se vi abbiano introdotto degli elementi di novità: come e quanto,&#xD;
insomma, i terremoti del 1703 abbiano influito sulla cultura popolare.&#xD;
Usiamo l’espressione “cultura popolare” in senso antropologico, intendendo per&#xD;
“cultura” l’insieme dei valori e modalità di giudizio, percezione ed espressione che dà&#xD;
forma e colore a un dato ambito sociale e dando all’aggettivo “popolare” l’accezione di&#xD;
“comune a una vasta maggioranza”.&#xD;
Siamo a un crocevia tra più discipline: il tema è dell’antropologia storica, i metodi&#xD;
sono storici e a far da sottofondo c’è una lunga consuetudine di lavoro nel campo della&#xD;
sismologia storica2, senza la quale questo saggio non sarebbe mai stato neanche pensato.&#xD;
Il soggetto è vasto, elevato il rischio di ripetere cose note ai lettori o magari ricordate in&#xD;
altri saggi presenti in questo volume: confidiamo nell’indulgenza dei lettori per un testo&#xD;
che in fondo vuole essere solo la messa a punto di una serie di problemi e spunti di&#xD;
ricerca, ciascuno meritevole di trattazione più estesa e approfondita di quanto non sia&#xD;
possibile entro i limiti di questo saggio e che proponiamo ai colleghi ricercatori come&#xD;
degno soggetto di un’indagine storica in larga misura ancora da fare.</description>
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    <title>Isotope geochemistry in volcanic gases, new perspectives from Infrared Spectrometry.</title>
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    <description>Title: Isotope geochemistry in volcanic gases, new perspectives from Infrared Spectrometry.
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&lt;br/&gt;Authors: Liotta, M.; Istituto Nazionale di Geofisica e Vulcanologia, Sezione Palermo, Palermo, Italia; D'Alessandro, W.; Istituto Nazionale di Geofisica e Vulcanologia, Sezione Palermo, Palermo, Italia
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&lt;br/&gt;Abstract: Volcanic gases, being the most mobile phase of magmas, are worldwide monitored for geochemical surveillance. Together with chemical analyses, stable isotopic studies may be useful in understanding the origin of the fluids emerging in a volcanic system, providing new insights on their subsurface history and geochemical reactions. Isotopic composition of volcanic gases depends on various processes (physical and chemical fractionation, mixing of different end-members, etc.) many of which are strongly influenced by the approaching of paroxysmal activity.&#xD;
The most used isotopic ratios to detect the variable contribution of the magmatic component in volcanic gases are 13C of carbon dioxide and D and 18O of water vapor. Nevertheless, others isotope ratios have been related to volcanic activity (34S, 15N). Until now sampling frequency has been at most limited to monthly collection, but ideally continuous monitoring, impossible with routine methods, would be preferable.&#xD;
Isotopic ratios of many compounds have been also used to estimate the temperatures of magmatic/hydrothermal systems in their gaseous or vapor phase, assuming that exchange reactions reached isotopic equilibrium. Examples of such applications are 13C in carbon dioxide and methane and D in H2 and H2O.&#xD;
In recent times remote techniques have been applied for the study of chemical composition of volcanic gases because in situ sampling is often impractical or hazardous. New remote sensing technique, allowing isotopic analysis of volcanic gases, would be especially useful at volcanoes with open conduit activity, where almost all volcanic gases escape to the atmosphere through the summit craters and direct sampling is very difficult. &#xD;
Infrared Spectrometry could allow both continuous monitoring and remote sensing of isotopic composition of volcanic gases.</description>
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