INGV and FiberCop: Fiber optics become a territorial sentinel
INGV and FiberCop have signed a memorandum of understanding to use fiber optics as a distributed sensor for seismic and volcanic monitoring.
Seismic monitoring with optical fibers: the “Meglio” project published in Nature
Prestigious recognition for the results obtained from the collaboration between Open Fiber, INRiM and Ingv in the use of optical fiber as a sensor for earthquake detection
Pitigliano from medieval village to hyperdigital village with Open Fiber, Enea and the institute of volcanology
The small and beautiful village of Pitigliano in Tuscany is at the center of an innovation project with Open Fiber and researchers from Enea and Ingv
Environment: Italy increasingly vulnerable. The photograph of the Institute of Volcanology in 3D
A study by the Italian Institute of Volcanology examines the country's territorial structure in 3D. In 30 years, Italy has had 22 deaths and 92 billion euros in damages
Earthquake Türkiye and Syria: the sad lesson for Italy. In one year 16 tremors. What happened to safe Italy?
The earthquake that devastated Turkey and Syria is a warning for countries like Italy. The seismic risk plan must be adequate and ready for any emergency. The appeals of the Institute of Volcanology.
Geothermal energy: research starts in the Aeolian Islands. What does the agreement between the Sicily Region and INGV provide for?
Geothermal research can solve the problems of the Aeolian Islands linked to Sicily not only for energy. A success of geoscience.
Earthquakes, fires, floods: prevention of major risks on roads, bridges and railways is underway in Italy
Italy becomes the first country in Europe to monitor all public works at risk of extreme events. Enea agreement, Institute of Geophysics and Mims
Earthquake, Catania and beyond: seismic risk map in Italy
The shocks connected to the eruption of Etna as well as those of Avezzano have brought back the fear for the earth that trembles in our country - To try to clarify this issue, we re-propose the seismic risk map in Italy created by the Institute…
Geoearthquakes, from Sunday we'll be talking about it in Pisa
The conference organized by the University of Pisa is scheduled for Sunday 3 September: “Geosciences: a tool in a changing world”. 30 work sessions and 600 studies announced, here are the guidelines for facing the future
Ischia earthquake: 2 dead, 2.600 displaced
The last of the three little brothers trapped in their homes was also pulled out of the rubble - The number of injured rises, while the first measures are being prepared for the displaced - Tourists fleeing the Island