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Voltattorni, Nunzia

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130-Oct-2022Geodynamics, geophysical and geochemical observations, and the role of CO2 degassing in the ApenninesDi Luccio, Francesca* ; Palano, Mimmo* ; Chiodini, Giovanni* ; Cucci, Luigi* ; Piromallo, Claudia* ; Sparacino, Federica* ; Ventura, Guido* ; Improta, Luigi* ; Cardellini, Carlo* ; Persaud, Patricia* ; Pizzino, Luca* ; Calderoni, Giovanna* ; Castellano, Corrado* ; Cianchini, Gianfranco* ; Cianetti, Spina* ; Cinti, Daniele* ; Cusano, Paola* ; De Gori, Pasquale* ; De Santis, Angelo* ; Del Gaudio, Pierdomenico* ; Diaferia, Giovanni* ; Esposito, Alessandra* ; Galluzzo, Danilo* ; Galvani, Alessandro* ; Gasparini, Andrea* ; Gaudiosi, Germana* ; Gervasi, Anna* ; Giunchi, Carlo* ; La Rocca, Mario* ; Milano, Girolamo* ; Morabito, Simona* ; Nardone, Lucia* ; Orlando, Martina* ; Petrosino, Simona* ; Piccinini, Davide* ; Pietrantonio, Grazia* ; Piscini, Alessandro* ; Roselli, Pamela* ; Sabbagh, Dario* ; Sciarra, Alessandra* ; Scognamiglio, Laura* ; Sepe, Vincenzo* ; Tertulliani, Andrea* ; Tondi, Rosaria* ; Valoroso, Luisa* ; Voltattorni, Nunzia* ; Zuccarello, Luciano* 
425-Aug-2021Multi-Parametric Imaging of Etruscan Chamber Tombs: Grotte Di Castro Case Study (Italy)Sapia, Vincenzo* ; Materni, Valerio* ; Florindo, Federico* ; Marchetti, Marco* ; Gasparini, Andrea* ; Voltattorni, Nunzia* ; Civico, Riccardo* ; Giannattasio, Fabio* ; Miconi, Luca* ; Marabottini, Maria Flavia* ; Urbini, Stefano* 
4317-Jan-2012Soil gas degassing during the 2009 L’Aquila earthquake: study of the seismotectonic and fluid geochemistry relationVoltattorni, N.* ; Quattrocchi, F.* ; Gasparini, A.* ; Sciarra, A.* 
442011Very slightly anomalous leakage of CO2, CH4 and radon along the main activated faults of the strong L’Aquila earthquake (Magnitude 6.3, Italy). Implications for risk assessment monitoring tools & public acceptance of CO2 and CH4 underground storage.Quattrocchi, F.* ; Galli, G.* ; Gasparini, A.* ; Magno, L.* ; Pizzino, L.* ; Sciarra, A.* ; Voltattorni, N.*