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	28   MED-SUV 2nd Year Meeting. Naples 6 | 9 July 2015 Giuseppe Puglisi, Letizia Spampinato, Danilo Reitano https://doi.org/10.13127/misc/28
	1. Access Rules for MED-SUV e-Infrastructure Sangianantoni Agata, Puglisi Giuseppe, Spampinato Letizia, D'Auria Luca
	2. The prototype of the automated High-resolution InSAR volcano-monitoring system Chowdhury Tanvir A.
	3. New space-borne monitoring techniques: Synthetic Aperture Radar (SAR) Doppler anomalies during volcanic eruptions and the use of Landsat 8 to extract the gas/ash Plume Elevation Model (PEM) de Michele Marcello, Raucoules Daniel
	4. Application of the new data logger to the acquisition of multi-parameter geophysical data in Solfatara volcano Orazi Massimo, Peluso Rosario, Giudicepietro Flora
	5. Design and characterization of a tri-axial FBG strain sensor for volcano monitoring Beverini Nicolò, Calamai Massimo, Carbone Daniele, Carelli Giorgio, Fotino Nicoletta, Francesconi Francesco, Gambino Salvatore, Grassi Renzo, Messina Alfio Alex, Maccioni Enrico, Morganti Mauro, Sorrentino Fiodor
	6. The use of Etna_NETVIS for rapid mapping of lava flows: test cases on recent eruptive events D'Aranno Peppe J-V., De Bonis Roberto, Marsella Maria, Nardinocchi Carla, Scifoni Silvia, Scutti Marianna, Sonnessa Alberigo, Wahbeh Wissam, Biale Emilio, Coltelli Mauro, Pecora Emilio, Prestifilippo Michele, Proietti Cristina
	7. Development and assessment of an automated high resolution InSAR volcano-monitoring system in the MED-SUV project Chowdhury Tanvir A., Minet Christian, Fritz Thomas
	8. Application of the new data logger to the acquisition of multi-parameter geophysical data in Solfatara volcano Orazi Massimo, Peluso Rosario, Giudicepietro Flora
	9. Tri-axial FBG strain sensor for volcano monitoring Beverini Nicolò, Calamai Massimo, Carbone Daniele, Carelli Giorgio, Fotino Nicoletta, Francesconi Francesco, Gambino Salvatore, Grassi Renzo, Messina Alfio Alex, Maccioni Enrico, Morganti Mauro, Sorrentino Fiodor
	10. The MED-SUV Multidisciplinary Interoperability Infrastructure Nativi Stefano, Mazzetti Paolo, Papeschi Fabrizio, D'Auria Luca, Mathieu Pier P., Brito Fabrice, Reitano Danilo
	11. Long- and short-term deformation analysis at Mount Etna volcano through the SBAS- DInSAR technique Pepe Antonio, Pepe Susi, Bonano Manuela, Castaldo Raffaele, Casu Francesco, De Luca Claudio, De Novellis Vincenzo, Manunta Michele, Sansosti Eugenio, Solaro Giuseppe, Tizzani Pietro, Lanari Riccardo
	12. A contribute to the Italian Supersites volcanoes monitoring by using EO optical data Silvestri Malvina
	13. MED-SUV e-infrastructure implementation for in-situ data: State of the art Reitano Danilo, Scarpato Giovanni, Aquino Ida, Berrino Giovanna, Bonforte Alessandro, Caltabiano Tommaso, Caputo Antonio, D'Agostino Marcello, D'Alessandro Andrea, D'Auria Luca, D'Errico Vincenzo, De Martino Prospero, Dolce Mario, Guglielmino Francesco, Salerno Giuseppe Giovanni, Giammanco Salvatore, Mangiagli Salvatore, Orazi Massimo, Pecora Emilio, Peluso Rosario, Pinto Salvatore, Prestifilippo Michele, Puglisi Giuseppe, Ricciardi Giuseppe, Ricco Ciro, Rossi Massimo, Sansivero Fabio, Serio Claudio, Spampinato Letizia, Spampinato Salvatore, Scollo Simona
	14. SO2 flux at Mount Etna between 2005 and the 2011: results and perspectives Salerno Giuseppe Giovanni, Caltabiano Tommaso, Burton Michael Richard, Longo Vincenza, Murè Filippo
	15. In situ data: the seismic records of Mt. Etna Spampinato Salvatore, Alparone Salvatore, D'Agostino Marcello, Di Grazia Giuseppe, Ferrari Ferruccio
	16. 3D displacement maps of the Mt. Etna December 2014 eruption by applying the SISTEM method to GPS and DInSAR data Bonforte Alessandro, Guglielmino Francesco
	17. The wet refractivity tomography for improving the DInSAR deformation measurements on Mount Etna Aranzulla Massimo, Guglielmino Francesco, Puglisi Giuseppe, Spinetti Claudia
	18. Reconstruction of SO2 emission height time-series and plume age using a combination of satellite imagery, volcanic tremor and back trajectory modelling at Mt. Etna Pardini Federica, Burton Michael Richard, Salerno Giuseppe Giovanni, Merucci Luca, Corradini Stefano, Barsotti Sara, De' Michieli Vitturi Mattia, Di Grazia Giuseppe
	19. Volcanic ash concentration during the 12 August 2011 Etna eruption Scollo Simona, Boselli Antonella, Coltelli Mauro, Leto Giuseppe, Pisani Gianluca, Prestifilippo Michele, Spinelli Nicola, Wang Xuan
	20. Synergistic use of Lagrangian dispersion modelling, satellite- and ground-based measurements for the investigation of volcanic plumes: the Mount Etna Sellitto Pasquale, di Sarra Alcide, Corradini Stefano, Boichu Marie, Herbin Hervé, Dubuisson Philippe, Sèze Geneviève, Meloni Daniela, Monteleone Francesco, Merucci Luca, Rusalem Justin, Salerno Giuseppe Giovanni, Briole Pierre, Legrasg Bernard
	21. Laboratory experiments and fluid monitoring at Campi Flegrei to understand pressure transients in hydrothermal systems Woith Heiko, Mangiacapra Annarita, Chiodini Giovanni, Walter Thomas
	22. Seismicity and ground deformation signals at Campi Flegrei from dilatometer and long-baseline tiltmeter data Scarpa Roberto, Di Lieto Bellina
	23. Imaging the emplacement of a magmatic sill beneath Campi Flegrei in 2012-2013 D'Auria Luca, Pepe Susi, Castaldo Raffaele, Giudicepietro Flora, Macedonio Giovanni, Ricciolino Patrizia, Tizzani Pietro, Casu Francesco, Lanari Riccardo, Manzo Maria R., Martini Marcello, Sansosti Eugenio, Zinno Ivana
	24. 2D MT resistivity modelling of the Solfatara-Pisciarelli-Agnano geothermal area Siniscalchi Agata, Tripaldi Simona, Romano Gerardo, D'Auria Luca, Petrillo Zaccaria
	25. DC resistivity models at Solfatara and Vesuvius: Insights into their shallow hydrothermal systems Vandemeulebrouck Jean, Finizola Anthony, Gresse Marceau, Byrdina Svetlana, Mangiacapra Annarita
	26. RICEN: Repeated InduCed Earthquakes and Noise @Solfatara, Campi Flegrei Festa Gaetano, Serra Marco, Amoroso Ortensia, Bruno Pier Paolo Gennaro, Pilz Marco, Roux Philippe, Russo Guido, Woith Heiko, Zollo Aldo
	27. Signals from poroelastic fluid flow in volcanic environments Strehlow Karen, Coco Armando, Gottsmann Joe, Whitaker Fiona, Rust Alison, Currenti Gilda, Jasim Alia, Bunney Sarah
	28. Periodic surveys with a Multigas-type station Mangiacapra Annarita, Capuano Paolo, Chiodini Giovanni
	29. 4-D monitoring of the Solfatara crater (Italy) by ambient noise tomography Pilz Marco, Parolai Stefano, Festa Gaetano, Woith Heiko
	30. Coarse grained parameters for detection of volcano-tectonic activity inferred by CICA Capuano Paolo, De Lauro Enza, De Martino Salvatore, Falanga Mariarosaria, Petrosino Simona
	31. RICEN seismoelectromagnetic experiment Siniscalchi Agata, Romano Gerardo, Balasco Marianna, Tripaldi Simona, Piscitelli S., Rizzo Enzo
	32. Signature of magmatic processes in ground deformation signals from Campi Flegrei Bagagli Matteo, Montagna Chiara Paola, Longo Antonella, Papale Paolo
	33. CO2 flux changes induced by a vibratory seismic source at Solfatara (Phlegrean Fields, Italy) Gresse Marceau, Vandemeulebrouck Jean, Byrdina Svetlana, Chiodini Giovanni, Bruno Pier Paolo Gennaro
	34. A perturbative approach for the modelling of short-term fluid-driven ground deformation episodes on volcanoes: the case of Campi Flegrei caldera (Italy) Petrillo Zaccaria, D'Auria Luca, Mangiacapra Annarita, Chiodini Giovanni, Caliro Stefano
	35. The magma storage capacity of Etna plumbing system: updated estimate from lava compositional changes in the last four decades Allard Patrick, Corsaro Rosa Anna, Métrich Nicole
	36. Settling dynamics of natural ash particles: insight from laboratory high speed imaging Del Bello Elisabetta, Andronico Daniele, Cristaldi Antonio, Kueppers Ulrich, Ricci Tullio, Scarlato Piergiorgio, Scollo Simona, Taddeucci Jacopo, Alix Vu Duc
	37. The Tomo-Etna seismic experiment. Past, present and future Ibáñez Jesús, the UGR, INGV-OE research teams
	38. The Mt. Etna and surround areas preliminary p-waves seismic tomography Díaz-Moreno Alejandro, the UGR, IGP-Novosibirsk, INGV-OE research teams
	39. Task 5.4 Models and software Fernández José, Aloisi Marco, Bonforte Alessandro, Cannavò Flavio, Pinel Virginie
	40. MED-SUV project: New results and ongoing activities of WP5 - Task 5.1. Characterization of the threatening phenomena from space and ground Falsaperla Susanna, Apuani Tiziana, Coltelli Mauro, Donnadieu Franck, Langer Horst, Privitera Eugenio, Puglisi Giuseppe
	41. Multi-parametric characterization of multivent strombolian activity Privitera Eugenio, Cannata Andrea, Del Bello Elisabetta, Fernandez Juan Jose Pena, Ricci Tullio, Scarlato Piergiorgio, Sciotto Mariangela, Sesterhenn Joern, Taddeucci Jacopo
	42. Doppler radar observations of the 2011-2014 lava fountain activity at Etna Donnadieu Franck, Freret-Lorgeril Valentin, Provost Ariel, Freville Patrick, Hervier Claude, Coltelli Mauro, Prestifilippo Michele, Scollo Simona
	43. Drone-based remote sensing applications for studying and monitoring volcanic environments: a case study on Mount Etna Labazuy Philippe, Paris Raphaël, Donnadieu Franck
	44. Spatio-temporal evolution of the creep on the faults of Etna observed with ERS and ENVISAT interferometry Mitoulaki Sofia, Derdelakos Konstantinos, Guglielmino Francesco, Elias Panagiotis, Bonforte Alessandro, Puglisi Giuseppe, Parcharidis Isaac, Briole Pierre
	45. Insights into the shallow plumbing system of Mount Etna from 210Pb-210Bi-210Po disequilibria in the volcanic plume Terray Luca, Gauthier Pierre-Jean, Salerno Giuseppe Giovanni, Caltabiano Tommaso, La Spina Alessandro, Sellitto Pasquale, Giammanco Salvatore, Spampinato Letizia, Briole Pierre
	46. Sulphur behaviour in Etnean magmatic system (Italy) Gennaro Emanuela Mimma, Iacono-Marziano Giada, Rizzo Andrea Luca, Pichavant Michel, Paonita Antonio, Liotta Marcello, Rotolo Silvio Giuseppe, Martel Caroline
	47. The deep plumbing system of Mt. Etna: temporal evolution detected by the study of sub-aphyric primitive magmas Corsaro Rosa Anna, Métrich Nicole
	48. Geochemical evidences from He-Sr-Nd isotopes and trace elements of primitive products from Mt. Etna volcano Correale Alessandra, Paonita Antonio, Martelli Mauro, Rizzo Andrea Luca, Rotolo Silvio Giuseppe, Corsaro Rosa Anna, Di Renzo Valeria
	49. Advances in picking strategies based on the usage of polarization attributes García-Martínez Luz, UGR research Team
	50. Seismic anisotropy at Mt. Etna for the 2010-2011 seismic database Nardone Lucia, Bianco Francesca, Zaccarelli Lucia
	51. Variability in composition and physical properties of the sedimentary basement of Mt. Etna, Italy Wiesmaier Sebastian, Heap Michael J., Branca Stefano, Gilg Albert H., Kueppers Ulrich, Hess Kai-Uwe, Lavallee Yan, Dingwell Donald B.
	52. 2-step magma propagation modelling: Application to the 2001 Mount Etna eruption Pinel Virginie, Carrara Alexandre, Maccaferri Francesco, Rivalta Eleonora
	53. Dike-fault interaction with application to the 2000 intrusion at Miyakejima Rivalta Eleonora, Maccaferri Francesco, Passarelli Luigi, Pinel Virginie
	54. Elicitation experiment at Etna volcano Brancato Alfonso, Sandri Laura, Selva Jacopo, Marzocchi Warner
	55. Anticipating abrupt shifts in temporal evolution of probability of eruption Rohmer Jeremy, Loschetteri Annick
	56. Three dimensional numerical simulations of volcanic plumes: particle non-equilibrium, turbulent entrainment and comparison with integral models Cerminara Matteo, Esposti Ongaro Tomaso
	57. Automatized near-real-time short-term Probabilistic Volcanic Hazard Assessment of tephra dispersion before and during eruptions: BET_VHst for Mt. Etna Selva Jacopo, Scollo Simona, Brancato Alfonso, Costa Antonio, Prestifilippo Michele
	58. A doubly stochastic model for pyroclastic density current hazard assessment: the example of Campi Flegrei caldera Bevilacqua Andrea, Neri Augusto, Esposti Ongaro Tomaso, Isaia Roberto, Aspinall Willy, Baxter Peter J., Bertagnini Antonella, Bisson Marina, Flandoli Franco, Iannuzzi Enrico, Pistolesi Marco, Orsucci Simone, Rosi Mauro, Vitale Stefano
	59. An analysis of aleatory and epistemic uncertainties related to pyroclastic density currents at Somma-Vesuvius (Italy): insights into probabilistic volcanic hazard assessment Tierz Pablo, Sandri Laura, Costa Antonio, Sulpizio Roberto, Zaccarelli Lucia, Di Vito Mauro Antonio, Marzocchi Warner
	60. An illustrative simplified application of the Cost-Benefit Analysis at Campi Flegrei Sandri Laura, Tierz Pablo, Marzocchi Warner
	61. Improving volcanic risk communication through volcanic hazard maps efficacy evaluation: Campi Flegrei Caldera case study (Italy) Nave Rosella, Isaia Roberto, Bosi Vittorio, Cristiani Chiara
	62. Measurement campaign of a FBG strain sensor on Etna Beverini Nicolò, Calamai Massimo, Carbone Daniele, Carelli Giorgio, Fotino Nicoletta, Francesconi Francesco, Gambino Salvatore, Grassi Renzo, Messina Alfio Alex, Maccioni Enrico, Morganti Mauro, Sorrentino Fiodor
	63. Combined AMT and ERT imaging of the Furnas caldera and Ribeira Grande hydrothermal area (Azores archipelago, Portugal) Byrdina Svetlana, Vandemeulebrouck Jean, Rath Volker, Viveiros Fatima, Hogg Colin, Ferreira Teresa J.L., Silva Catarina P.P.
	27   Abstracts Volume 6th International INQUA Meeting on Paleoseismology, Active Tectonics and Archaeoseismology. 19 | 24 April 2015, Pescina, Fucino Basin, Italy Anna Maria Blumetti, Francesca Romana Cinti, Paolo Marco De Martini, Fabrizio Galadini, Luca Guerrieri, Alessandro Maria Michetti, Daniela Pantosti, E. Vittori https://doi.org/10.13127/misc/27
	1. Active tectonics in the Santa Ines basin (Venezuela): morphotectonic evidence related to blind thrusting with opposite vergences Alarcon E., Audemard F.M., Singer A.
	2. Liquefaction assessment by in situ testing in the Fucino plain (central Italy) Amoroso Sara, Boncio P., Famiani Daniela, Hailemikael Salomon, Manuel M.S., Milana Giuliano, Monaco P., Vassallo Maurizio, Vessia G.
	3. Reliability of first-hand accounts for study of past tsunami events in northeastern Venezuela (southeastern Caribbean Sea), since 1530 AD Audemard F.A.M., Leal Guzmán A.F.
	4. Assessing seismic efficiency from scalar Moment-rates: an application to Mt. Etna volcano (Italy) Azzaro Raffaele, Barberi Graziella, Cannavò Flavio, Cocina Ornella Maria Gaetana, Palano Mimmo, Scarfì Luciano
	5. Is a geometric-kinematic approach valid for estimating the expected seismicity rates in volcano-tectonic areas? Ideas and results from seismogenic sources at Mt. Etna (Italy) Azzaro Raffaele, D'Amico Salvatore, Pace Bruno, Peruzza Laura
	6. Earthquake geology and geophysical studies for assessing the seismic hazard: a synthesis for the Diablo Canyon Nuclear Power Plant (USA, California) Baize S.
	7. Earthquake geology of shallow crustal faults and Seismic Hazard Assessment: Challenges ahead Baize S., McCalpin J., Scotti Oona, Costa C., Cinti Francesca Romana, Michetti Alessandro Maria, Okumura K., Dawson T.
	8. Historical, archaeoseismic, paleoseismological and active tectonics markers in the Avola Vecchia area (southern Sicily) Barbano Maria Serafina, Pirrotta Claudia, De Guidi G., Farina C.
	9. Sedimentary impacts of recent moderate earthquakes in different settings in the Western Gulf of Corinth, Greece Beckers A., Mortier C., Beck C., Hubert-Ferrari A., Reyss J.-L., Albini Paola, Develle A.-L., Tripsanas E., Sakellariou D., Crouzet C., Rovida Andrea, Scotti Oona
	10. Paleoseismicity data on the San Demetrio ne’ Vestini fault (L’Aquila Basin, Central Italy) Blumetti A.M., Di Manna P., Vittori E., Comerci V., Guerrieri Lorenzo
	11. Local seismic hazard from detailed geologic investigations: the Avezzano town in the epicentral area of the M7, 1915 earthquake (Fucino basin, central Italy) Boncio P., Milana Giuliano, Cara Fabrizio, Di Giulio Giuseppe, Di Naccio Deborah, Famiani Daniela, Galadini Fabrizio, Rosatelli G., Vassallo Maurizio
	12. Evidence of paleoseismicity within the West Quebec Seismic Zone, eastern Canada, from the age and morphology of sensitive clay landslides Brooks G.R.
	13. Active faulting, earthquakes and geomorphological changes: effects on the urban evolution of the Roman town of Sybaris, Ionian sea (southern Italy) Brunori Carlo Alberto, Alfonsi L., Cinti Francesca Romana
	14. Inferring surface uplift from longitudinal stream profiles in the Mt. Alpi area, southern Apennines, Italy Buscher J., Ascione A., Valente E., Mazzoli S.
	15. The Greek Database of Seismogenic Sources (GreDaSS): A compilation of potential seismogenic sources (Mw>5.5) in the Aegean Region Caputo Riccardo, Pavlides Spyros, GreDaSS Woking Group
	16. Large thrust faulting earthquakes in Eastern Kazakhstan – first results from paleoseismic trenching Carson E., Grützner C., Mackenzie D., Walker R., Mukambayev A., Moldobaev A., Abdrakhmatov K.
	17. Radon distribution as shallow evidence of buried fault geometry in the Fucino plain (Central Italy) Ciotoli Giancarlo, Bigi S., Cavinato G.P.
	18. Imaging the three-dimensional architecture of the Middle Aterno basin (2009 L’Aquila earthquake, Central Italy) using ground TDEM and seismic noise surveys: preliminary results Civico Riccardo, Sapia Vincenzo, Di Giulio Giuseppe, Villani Fabio, Pucci Stefano, Vassallo Maurizio, Baccheschi Paola, De Martini Paolo Marco, Amoroso Sara, Cantore Luciana, Di Naccio Deborah, Smedile Alessandra, Orefice Simone, Pinzi Stefania, Pantosti Daniela, Marchetti Marco
	19. Tectonic evidence in the Palaeolithic site of Lademagne (San Giovanni Incarico – FR, Southern Latium, Italy) Comerci V., Biddittu I., Di Manna P., Germani M., Piccardi L., Ventura Guido, Vittori E.
	20. Morphogenic paleoearthquakes in the Andean broken-foreland (Pampean Ranges, Argentina): How large?, how often? Costa C.
	21. Active tectonics at the frontal Potwar Plateau, NW Himalaya of Pakistan: Insights from 10Be ages in fluvial terraces at the Mahesian Anticline and seismic hazard implications Cortés-Aranda J., Mugnier J-L., Vassallo R., Jouanne F., Carcaillet J., Adnan A.
	22. Implications of slip rate variability along extensional faults in the central Apennines for geodynamic interpretations and earthquake hazard assessment Cowie P.A., Roberts G.P., Phillips R.J., McCaffrey K., Gregory L.C., Faure Walker J., Zijerveld L.J.J., Dunai T.J., Binnie S.A., Freeman S., Wilcken K., Wedmore L., Watson Z., Papanikolaou I.
	23. Earthquake recurrence in the central-southern Apennines: a comparison from geodesy and historical earthquake catalogue D'Agostino Nicola
	24. New preliminary data on the Late Quaternary evolution of Magliano dei Marsi area (Abruzzo, Central Italy) De Caterini G., Blumetti A.M., Coen G., Della Ventura Giancarlo, Eulilli V., Ferri F., Guerrieri Lorenzo, Leoni G., Lucci F., Mariani M., Puzzilli L., Santoponte A., Vittori E., Zaffiro P.
	25. Characterizing Active Faults in the Urban Area of Vienna Decker K., Grupe S., Hintersberger E.
	26. Neotectonic activity along the Culoz fault, southern Jura – Alps junction (France): Implications for seismic hazard analyses De La Taille C., Jouanne F., Crouzet C., Beck C., Jomard H.
	27. Fault Specific Seismic Hazard Maps for the Attica Region Deligiannakis G., Papanikolaou I.D., Roberts G.
	28. Graviquakes Doglioni Carlo, Carminati E., Petricca Patrizio, Riguzzi Federica
	29. Seismic monitoring and ground motion amplification of Monteluco Hill and Roio Plain (L’Aquila) Durante F., Di Giulio Giuseppe, Tallini M., Milana Giuliano, Del Monaco F.
	31. Field characterization of the most recent great earthquake on the eastern Altyn Tagh fault: A rupture between two fault bends Elliott A.J., Oskin M.E., Liu-Zeng J.
	32. Integrated geophysical surveys supporting shallow subsurface faults detection and characterization: two case studies in the Central Appennines Eulilli V., Ferri F., Puzzilli L.M.
	33. Earthquake- induced Geomorphology: A Neotectonic Study at the Front of the Alps (Lake Thun & Aare Valley, Switzerland) Fabbri S.C., Herwegh M., Schlunegger F., Volken S., Möri A., Anselmetti F.S.
	34. Noise measurements along fault zones in central Appenines Famiani Daniela, Amoroso Sara, Boncio P., Bordoni Paola, Cantore Luciana, Cara Fabrizio, Di Giulio Giuseppe, Di Naccio Deborah, Hailemikael Salomon, Mercuri Alessia, Milana Giuliano, Vassallo Maurizio
	36. Evaluation of the seismogenic potential in key areas of the central and southern Apennines through analysis of speleothem vulnerability Ferranti Luigi, Pace Bruno, Vasta M., Colella A., Ramondini M., Calcaterra D., Di Bianco S., Valentini A., De Massis J., Teodoro P., Berardi D., La Rocca N.
	37. Archaeoseismology and paleoseismology in the area of Tiberias city, Sea of Galilee - preliminary results Ferrario M.F., Katz O., Livio F., Michetti Alessandro Maria, Amit R.
	38. First lateral slip-rates along the left-lateral strike-slip Alhama de Murcia fault obtained with 3D trenching (SE Iberian Peninsula) Ferrater M., Ortuño M., Masana E., Perea H., Baize S., Pallàs R., García-Meléndez E., Echeverría A., Martínez-Díaz J.J., Rockwell T.
	39. ArMedEa project: archaeology of medieval earthquakes in Europe (1000-1550 AD). First research activities Forlin P., Gerrard C., Petley D.
	40. Reconstruction of the subsurface geology aimed at identifying areas susceptible to liquefaction in the epicentral area of the M7, 1915 earthquake (Fucino Basin, central Italy) Francescone M., Nardone M., Boncio P., Vessia G., Amoroso Sara
	41. Geochronology, pedostratigraphy, and late Quaternary landscape evolution in the western Po Plain (northern Italy) Frigerio C., Zerboni A., Livio F., Bonadeo Livio, Michetti Alessandro Maria, Brunamonte F., Fioraso G., Amit R., Porat N.
	42. A proposed scale of intensity scale for historical, based on the symbolism of the codex Tellariano Remensis, Mexico Garduño-Monroy V.H.
	43. Paleoseismology of the North Panamá Deformed Belt from Uplifted Coral Platforms at Moín and Limón, Caribbean Coast of Costa Rica Gath E., Gonzalez T., Madugo C., Montero W.
	44. Relationships between the ESI-07 scale and expected PGA values from the analysis of two historical earthquakes (≥ VIII EMS) in East Spain: Tavernes 1396 AD and Estubeny 1748 AD events Giner-Robles J.L., Silva P.G., Elez J., Rodríguez-Pascua M.A., Pérez-López R., Rodríguez-Escudero E.
	45. Recent advances in the comprehension of the central Apennine seismotectonics, by crosschecking Quaternary geology, paleoseismological and seismological data Gori Stefano, Falcucci Emanuela, Moro Marco, Saroli Michele, Fubelli G., Chiarabba Claudio, Galadini Fabrizio
	46. Detailed fault slip-histories based on cosmogenic 36Cl analyses from Abruzzo, Italy, reveal fault behaviour over multiple earthquake cycles Gregory L.C., Phillips R.J., Roberts G.P., Cowie P.A., Shanks R.P., McCaffrey K., Wedmore L.N.J., Papanikolaou I., Faure Walker J., Watson Z.K.
	47. The Italian Catalogue of Earthquake Environmental Effects: a contribute to seismic hazard assessment through the ESI intensity scale Guerrieri Lorenzo, Baiocco F., Blumetti A.M., Brustia E., Comerci V., Lucarini M., Porfido Sabina, Scaramella A., Vittori E.
	48. The Contribution of Paleoseismology to Seismic Hazard Assessment in Site Evaluation for Nuclear Installations Guerrieri Lorenzo, Vittori E., Blumetti A.M., Michetti Alessandro Maria, Reicherter K., Serva Leonello, Silva P.G., Fukushima Y.
	49. Review of May 21, 2003 Boumerdes (Algeria) earthquake (Mw 6.8): Application of the ESI2007 Scale Heddar A., Si Bachir R., Beldjoudi H., Boudiaf A., Yelles K.
	50. Estimating magnitudes of paleo-earthquakes from multiple observations Hintersberger E., Decker K.
	51. Analysis of potential earthquake damage in the Via dei Pilastri, Alba Fucens, Central Italy Hinzen K.G., Galadini Fabrizio, Kehmeier H., Schwellenbach I., Reamer S.K.
	52. Active tectonics and the link to evolutionary processes: The Lake Ohrid Basin Hoffmann A., Reicherter K.
	53. The Southern Upper Rhine Graben - A paleoseismological pre-site survey in the Freiburg area Hürtgen J., Jomard H., Thomas J., Reicherter K., Baize S., Röth J., Cushing Edward Marc, Cinti Francesca Romana
	54. PalSeisDB v1.0 - Paleoseismic Database of Germany and Adjacent Regions Hürtgen J., Spies T., Schlittenhardt J, Reicherter K.
	55. Pleistocene-Holocene extreme events in the lakes of central Mexico recorded from diatomites and detritic sediments Israde-Alcántara I., Garduño-Monroy V.H., Rodriguez-Pascua M.A.
	57. Speleoseismology in Northern Calabria: a tool for unravelling the paleoseismic history Kagan E., Cinti Francesca Romana, Alfonsi L., Civico Riccardo, Bar-Matthews M.
	58. On-land & Offshore Evidence for Holocene Earthquakes in the Northern Gulf of Aqaba-Elat, Israel/Jordan Kanari M., Ben-Avraham Z., Tibor G., Bookman R., Goodman-Tchernov B.N., Niemi T.M., Wechsler N., Ash A., Nimer T., Marco S.
	59. Off-fault damages to masonry buildings – a classification Kázmér M.
	60. Earthquake-induced deformations at the Lion Gate, Mycenae, Greece Kázmér M., Kolaiti E.
	61. Identification of the Quaternary Geundeok Fault based on a sequence of Paleoseismological investigations in Samcheok, Korea Kim Y.S., Choi J.H.
	62. A 3000 yr history of earthquakes recorded in Hazar Lake potentially related to ruptures along the East Anatolian Fault (Turkey) Lamair L., Hage S., Hubert-Ferrari A., Avsar U., El Ouahabi M., Çağatay M.N., Boulvain F.
	63. Characteristic and timing of Quaternary faulting along the Yangsan fault Lee J.-H., Rezaei S., Kim Y.-S.
	64. From sandbox modeling to paleoseismology: preliminary results on bending-moment faults modeling Livio F., Reicherter K., Urai J.
	65. Ancient settlements in central Italy and capable faults: consequences for urban planning in the L’Aquila region Lo Sardo L., Pezzo Giuseppe, Moro Marco, Saroli Michele, Fubelli G., Lancia M., Galadini Fabrizio
	66. A transect of quaternary geological slip rates in the Kazakh Tien Shan Mackenzie D., Abdrakhmatov K., Campbell G., Grützner C., Carson E., Moldobaev A., Mukambayev A., Walker R.T.
	67. A fault slip-rate on the northern front of the High Tien Shan, Kazakhstan Mackenzie D., Walker R.T., Abdrakhmatov K., Campbell G., Grützner C., Moldobaev A., Mukambayev A.
	69. Planned palaeo-tsunami research in western Crete, Greece Mason J., Schneiderwind S., Mathes-Schmidt M., Fischer P., Werner V., Vu T., Papanikolaou. I., Vött. A., Reicherter K.
	70. The Lastros-Sfaka Graben, Crete: preliminary results from a multi-method investigation Mason J., Schneiderwind S., Pallikarakis A., Wiatr T., Mechernich S., Papanikoloau I., Reicherter K.
	71. The importance of robust site characterisation for 36CL cosmogenic dating of active normal faults McCaffrey K., Roberts G., Wedmore L., Gregory L., Cowie P., Faure Walker J., Watson Z., Wilkinson M., Bandugula V.
	72. The slip history of the Pisia fault, Gulf of Corinth, based on bedrock fault scarp analyses Mechernich S., Mason J., Papanikolaou I., Binnie S.A., Dunai T., Reicherter K.
	73. Deriving uplift and crustal deformation rates in the upper plate of subduction zones from tectonically deformed sequences of marine palaeoshorelines; tectonic and seismic hazard implications in Calabria (Southern Italy) Meschis M., Roberts G.P., Houghton S., Underwood C., Briant R.M.
	74. Neogene-Quaternary evolution of the Eastern Marsica region (Central Italy) Miccadei Enrico, Piacentini Tommaso, Berti C.
	75. Use of quantitative geomorphological methods in the segmentation of Sperchios active fault zone, central Greece Michail M., Chatzipetros A.
	76. A large-magnitude, continental, normal-faulting earthquake: the 1739 Yinchuan event in northern China Middleton T.A., Walker R., Parsons B., Lei Q., Zhou Y., Ren Z.
	77. The history of faulting in the Yinchuan Graben, northern China Middleton T.A., Walker R., Parsons B., Lei Q., Zhou Y., Ren Z., Rood D.H.
	78. Earthquake Archaeological Effects (EAEs) from the archaeological site of Ancient Corinth, Greece and their correlation to seismic events Minos-Minopoulos D., Pavlopoulos K., Lekkas E., Dominey-Howes D.
	79. Archaeoseismological investigation of earthquake induced ground liquefaction events at the Early Christian Basilica, Ancient Lechaion harbour, Corinth, Greece Minos-Minopoulos D., Pavlopoulos K., Apostolopoulos G., Lekkas E., Dominey-Howes D.
	80. A contribution to seismic hazard assessment of the Salento Peninsula (Apulia, Southern Italy) Nappi Rosa, Gaudiosi G., Alessio Giuliana, De Lucia Maddalena, Porfido Sabina
	81. Tsunami hazard in the Eastern Mediterranean: Geological evidence from the Anatolian coastal area (Silifke, southern Turkey) Öğretmen N., Cosentino D., Gliozzi E., Cipollari P., Iadanza A., Yıldırım C.
	82. Holocene extensional faulting at the southeastern margin of the Central Anatolian Plateau: Implications for the kinematics of the Ecemiş Fault Zone (Mersin, southern Turkey) Öğretmen N., Cosentino D., Gliozzi E., Cipollari P., Yıldırım C.
	83. New potential sedimentary evidences of paleotsunamis on coastal lagoons of Chacopata, State of Sucre, Venezuela Oropeza J., Audemard F.A., Beck C., Vallée M.
	84. Correlating magnetic susceptibility with facies changes within borehole cores on either sides of an active fault in Corinth Canal Pallikarakis A., Grützner C., Mason J., Schneiderwind S., Papanikolaou I., Triantaphyllou M., Migiros G.
	85. Study of an active fault at the eastern tip of the Corinth Canal, through surface and borehole data Pallikarakis A., Papanikolaou I., Triantaphyllou M., Reicherter K., Migiros G.
	86. A contribution to environmental studies of the Fucino area from the historical archive of the Geological Survey of Italy Pantaloni M., Console F., Perini P.
	87. The Environmental Seismic Intensity Scale (ESI 2007) for the 1995 Ms=6.6 Kozani-Grevena Earthquake and the 1894 (M=6.4, M=6.8) Atalanti sequence in Greece; Preliminary relationships between Magnitude and the ESI 2007 for Greece and the Mediterranean area Papanikolaou I., Melaki M.
	88. Active Tectonics and Seismic Hazard in Skyros Basin, North Aegean Sea, Greece Papanikolaou D., Nomikou P., Rousakis G., Livanos I., Papanikolaou I.
	89. Evaluation of the macroseismic intensities triggered by the February 3, 2014 Cephalonia, Greece earthquake based on ESI-07 scale Papathanassiou G., Valkaniotis S., Ganas A., Papanikolaou M.
	90. Positive correlation between CO2 daily peaks and micro-earthquakes occurrence in deep fault-caves: an empirical model Pérez-López R., Bañón E., López-Gutiérrez J., Lario J., Rodríguez-Pascua M.A., Martín-Velázquez S., Giner-Robles J.L., Silva P.G., del Moral. B., Pueyo-Morer E.L.
	91. Environmental effects, building collapse and S-wave ground-shaking during the Orihuela earthquake (1048 CE Muslim Period, SE of Spain) Pérez-López R., Martín-González F., Silva P.G., Béjar-Pizarro M., Martínez-Díaz J.J., Rodríguez-Pascua M.A., Giner-Robles J.L.
	92. Paleoseismology, Quaternary slip-rate and heat flow of the Benis Fault (SE of Spain) Pérez-López R., Martín-Velázquez S., López-Gutiérrez J., Lario J., Silva P.G., Rodríguez-Pascua M.A., Giner-Robles J.L.
	93. Interseismic ground velocities of the Central Apennines from GPS and SAR measurements and their contribution to seismic hazard modelling: preliminary results of the ESA CHARMING project Pezzo Giuseppe, Merryman Boncori John Peter, Visini Francesco, Carafa Michele Matteo Cosimo, Devoti Roberto, Atzori Simone, Kastelic Vanja, Berardino P., Fornaro G., Riguzzi Federica, Pietrantonio Grazia, D'Amico Vera, Meletti Carlo, Salvi Stefano
	94. Mapping capable faulting hazard in a moderate-seismicity, high heat-flow environment: the Southern Tuscany-Tuscia province Piccardi L., Vittori E., Blumetti A.M., Comerci V., Di Manna P., Guerrieri Lorenzo
	95. Comparison among some seismotectonic characteristics of the main historical earthquakes in the Central Apennines (Italy) Pierantoni P.P., Centamore E., Costa M.
	96. Seismites recording glacio-isostatic rebound after melting of the Scandinavian Ice Sheet in Latvia Pisarska-Jamroży M., Van Loon A.J., Nartišs M., Krievâns M.
	97. Geological investigation along the Sulmona active normal fault (central Italy) and its effects on the seismic microzoning of the area Pizzi A., Di Domenica A., Di Federico P., Faure Walker J.P., Roberts G.
	98. Geomorphological slip rate and preliminary paleoseismological study along the Boconó Fault, Venezuela Pousse L., Vassallo R., Jouanne F., Audemard F.M., Pathier E., Carcaillet J., Garambois S., Oropeza J., Aray J.
	99. Paleoseismicity on the northern part of the Yangsan Fault, S-E Korea Rezaei S., Lee J.H., Hong Y., Gwon S.H., Kim Y.S., Rockwell T.K.
	100. New insights on the occurrence of ancient earthquakes in Central Spain: Archaeoseismology of the Complutum area (4th century AD, Madrid) Rodríguez-Pascua M.A., Heras C., Bastida A.B., Giner-Robles J.L., Silva P.G., Perucha M.A., Roquero E., Carrasco P., Pérez-López R., Lario J., Bardaji T.
	101. Overview of combining regional strain-rate, slip-rate variability and stress transfer during fault interaction for seismic hazard assessment and understanding of continental deformation Roberts G.P., Cowie P.A., McCaffrey K., Gregory L.C., Phillips R.J., Faure Walker J., Wedmore L., Watson Z., Sammonds P., Papanikolaou I., Zijerveld L.J.J., Dunai T.J., Binnie S.A., Freeman S., Wilcken K., Shanks R., Vittori E., Michetti Alessandro Maria
	102. Preliminary imaging of active faults in the Montello-Collalto area (Southeastern Alps, Italy) by a high-sensitivity seismometric network Romano M.A., Peruzza Laura, Priolo E., Garbin M., Picotti V., Guido F.L., Ponza A.
	103. Fault displacement hazard assessment: perspectives from the siting of the Italian National Repository of Low and Intermediate Level radioactive Waste Short Lived (LILW-SL) Roncoroni M., Ripamonti L., Ventura Guido, Lombardo M., Rosati M., Chiaravalli F., Michetti Alessandro Maria
	104. The Baelo Claudia tsunami hypothesis - results from a multi-method sediment analysis of late-Roman deposits (Gibraltar Strait, Southern Spain) Röth J., Mathes-Schmidt M., García Jíménez I., Rojas Pichardo F.J., Grützner C., Silva P.G., Reicherter K.
	105. Paleoseismic evidence of the Vodice fault capability (Ljubljana Basin, Slovenia) Jamšek Rupnik P., Atanackov J., Skaberne D., Jež J., Milanič B., Novak M., Lowick S., Bavec M.
	106. Qualitative evaluation of earthquake hazards for archaeological and historical sites in Israel Salamon A., Netzer-Cohen C., Zilberman E., Amit R., Cohen M.
	107. The May 24, 2014 North Aegean Trough earthquake: stress change and displacement patterns Sboras Sotiris P., Chatzipetros A., Pavlides Spyros, Fotiou A., Pikridas C., Bitharis S.
	108. Innovative trenching investigations on active normal faults: A combination of experience, remote sensing applications and geophysics Schneiderwind S., Mason J., Wiatr T., Grützner C., Pallikarakis A., Reicherter K.
	109. Surface Faulting from the August 24, 2014 Mw 6.0 South Napa, CA, Earthquake Schwartz D.P., Ponti D.J., Dawson T.E., Brooks B.A., DeLong S.B., Hecker S., Hudnut K.W., Kelson K.I., Lienkaemper J.J., Prentice C.S., Rosa C.M., Rubin R.S., Seitz G.G., Sickler R.R., Wesling J.R.
	110. Challenges facing Fault-Based PSHA for 6≤M≤7 earthquakes: An example from the west Corinth rift, Greece Scotti Oona, Boiselet A., Lyon-Caen H., Albini Paola, Bernard P., Briole P., Ford M., Lambotte Sophie, Matrullo E., Rovida Andrea, Satriano C., ANR-SISCOR Team
	111. Probabilistic Fault Displacement Hazard Analysis (PFDHA): database that needs to be considered Serva Leonello, Livio F., Gurpinar A.
	112. Tectonic deformation study of the Great Sumatera Active Fault (Semangko Segment) Setiawan J.H., Sopian Y., Soehaimi A.
	113. Analysis of faulted paleosol sequences in the Palomares Fault Zone (Betic Cordillera, SE Spain): Paleoseismological and Climatic implications Silva P.G., Roquero E., Rodríguez-Pascua M.A., Bardají T., Carrasco-García P., Huerta P., Giner-Robles J.L., Zaz C., Goy J.L.
	114. Looking for seismites in the Fucino basin: preliminary results from an combined geological-geophysical approach Smedile Alessandra, Civico Riccardo, Del Carlo Paola, Sapia Vincenzo, De Martini Paolo Marco, Pantosti Daniela, Brunori Carlo Alberto, Orefice Simone, Pinzi Stefania, Pucci Stefano
	115. Architecture and deformation mechanisms within a carbonate-hosted fault zone (Fucino basin) Smeraglia L., Carminati E., Billi A., Doglioni Carlo
	116. Satellite geodetic data in the analysis of the seismic hazard on faults in an intracratonic setting of the SE South America Sobrero F.S., Brunetto E.
	117. Active Fault Study in the Eastern Coast of Bali Island, Indonesia Soehaimi A., Setianegara R.
	118. Digging for records of slow fault slip in the region with strong Pleistocene periglacial mass wasting: experience from the Bohemian Massif (Alpine-Carpathian foreland) Špaček P., Ambrož V., Tábořík P., Štěpančíková P.
	119. Sedimentary and tectonic evolution of the San Nicandro lacustrine depositional system (Pliocene-Pleistocene, southern L’Aquila Basin, central Italy) Spadi M., Cosentino D., Nocentini M., Gliozzi E.
	120. Holocene activity of the Mariánské Lázně Fault (Cheb basin, Bohemian Massif): youngest proved surface faulting in central Europe? Štěpančíková P., Tábořík P., Fischer T., Hartvich F., Karousová M., Stemberk J., Nováková L.
	121. Tracing geological records of recent tsunamis - insights into their regional variability and new research approaches Szczuciński W.
	122. Coseismic hydrological changes in response to the 1915 Fucino (Central Italy) earthquake Tertulliani Andrea, Cucci Luigi
	123. Palaeoseismological investigation across the Gyrtoni Fault, Tyrnavos Basin, Central Greece Tsodoulos I., Pavlides Spyros, Caputo Riccardo, Chatzipetros A., Koukouvelas I., Stamoulis K., Ioannides K.
	124. The Mw 5, 2013 Matese earthquake epicentral area (southern Italy): new data on the earthquake ground effects and active tectonics framework Valente E., Ascione A., Bigi S., Buscher J., Ciotoli Giancarlo, Porfido Sabina
	125. Frequent earthquakes recorded in a section with twelve seismites at Rakuti (SE Latvia) Van Loon A.J., Pisarska-Jamroży M., Nartišs M., Krievâns M., Soms J.
	126. In sequence/out-of sequence Late-Quaternary deformation in Northwestern Himalaya Vassallo R., Mugnier J.L., Vignon V., Malik M.A., Jouanne F., Jayangondaperumal R., Buoncristiani J.F., Carcaillet J., Jomard H.
	127. Evidence of seismogenic activity of Perales fault in the Ixtlahuaca basin, Mexico Velázquez-Bucio M.M., Benente L., Garduño-Monroy V.H., Michetti Alessandro Maria, Groppelli G.
	128. Historical sources and Geology: earthquakes documented in the memoirs of Giovanni Maria Mastai and Francesco Pesaresi (Senigallia, central Italy, AD 1727 - 1760) Venturati A.
	129. Shallow subsurface imaging of the Piano di Pezza active normal fault (central Italy) using high-resolution refraction and electrical resistivity tomography coupled with time-domain electromagnetic data Villani Fabio, Tulliani V., Sapia Vincenzo, Fierro E., Civico Riccardo, Baccheschi Paola, Di Giulio Giuseppe, Vassallo Maurizio, Pantosti Daniela
	130. Historic and Prehistoric earthquake ruptures of central Asia Walker R.T., Abdrakhmatov K., Campbell G., Gruetzner C., Mackenzie D., Mukambayev A.
	131. Study of the links between slip at depth and at the surface for the 1997 Colfiorito earthquakesusing detailed structural mapping; the role of fault orientations Watson Z.K., Roberts G.P., Faure Walker J.P., Wedmore L.N.J.
	132. Investigating the cause of earthquake clusters in the central Apennines, Italy by modelling co-seismic and interseismic Coulomb stress change from 1349-2009 Wedmore L.N.J., Faure Walker J.P., Roberts G.P., Sammonds P., McCaffrey K.
	133. Geomorphological and paleoseismological investigations on the Gaenserndorf Terrace in the central Vienna Basin (Austria) Weissl M., Hintersberger E., Lomax J., Decker K.
	134. Accommodation of Strike-Slip by Normal Faults and Block Rotations in the Transtensional Walker Lane of North America Wesnousky S., Bormann J., Kreemer C., Hammond W., Brune J.
	26   Abstracts Volume AIQUA Congress 2015 "The Plio-Pleistocene continental record in Italy: highlights on Stratigraphy and Neotectonics" - Torino, Italy February 24 | 26, 2015 Giovanni Monegato, Franco Gianotti, Maria Gabriella Forno https://doi.org/10.13127/misc/26
	1. Paleofloristic record from the late Matuyama-Jaramillo Chrons in central Italy (Valle Umbra, Tiberino Basin) Baldanza Angela, Bizzarri Roberto, Colacicchi Roberto, Corrado Paolo, Magri Donatella, Martinetto Edoardo
	2. The importance of stratigraphic and structural aspects in the mitigations of landslides involving slopes near Aguggia (San Damiano d’Asti) Barbero Diego, Doglione Alfredo, Gabriella Forno M., Gattiglio Marco
	3. The history of Late Pliocene-Middle Pleistocene terrestrial settings in Italy: vegetation and palaeoenvironmental changes as a response to Northern Hemisphere insolation forcing and regional tectonics Bertini Adele
	4. First paleoseismological evidence of active deformation along the eastern front of the Southern Alps (NE Italy, Friuli) Falcucci Emanuela, Poli Maria Eliana , Galadini Fabrizio, Paiero Giovanni, Scardia Giancarlo, Zanferrari Adriano
	5. Sedimentological and mineralogical reconstruction of a Quaternary sequence in Val Rosandra (Trieste, NE Italy) Finocchiaro Furio, Furlani Stefano, Lenaz Davide, Boschian Giovanni, Zordan Elia
	6. Late Quaternary alluvial megafans in northern Italy Fontana Alessandro, Mozzi Paolo
	7. Evidence of fault inactivity: a multidisciplinary approch integrating Geomorphology, Stratigraphy and Paleontology Fubelli Giandomenico, Amato Gabriele, Della Seta Marta
	8. Late Quaternary evolution of the eastern sector of the Gulf of Trieste (NE Adriatic Sea) Furlani Stefano, Antonioli Fabrizio, Auriemma Rita, Biolchi Sara, Busetti Martina, Covelli Stefano, Cucchi Franco, Melis Romana, Zampa Luigi
	9. Could the low Cerrina Valley (Piedmont – NW Italy) be an Early and Middle Pleistocene trough developed behind the Monferrato thrust front? Giraudi Carlo
	10. Early capture of a central Apennine (Italy) internal basin as a consequence of enhanced regional uplift at the Early-Middle Pleistocene Transition Gori Stefano, Falcucci Emanuela, Scardia Giancarlo, Nomade Sébastien, Guillou Hervé, Galadini Fabrizio, Fredi Paola
	11. The first latest Piacenzian-Gelasian fluvial record in northern Italy: insights from the Alessandria Basin Irace Andrea, Monegato Giovanni, Tema Evdokia, Martinetto Edoardo, Gianolla Daniele, Vassio Elena, Bellino Laura, Violanti Donata
	12. An updated overview of the distribution of biochronologically relevant fruit and seed taxa in the Plio-Pleistocene of Italy Martinetto Edoardo, Irace Andrea, Monegato Giovanni, Vassio Elena
	13. The Sulmona Basin Lake during the early Last Glacial: Palaeoclimate vs Palaeohydrology Mazzini Ilaria, Regattieri Eleonora, Giaccio Biagio, Zanchetta Giovanni, Nomade Sébastien, Drysdale Russell N., Galli Paolo, Peronace Edoardo
	14. Aggradation of the Montebelluna Megafan (NE Italy) at the MIS 3-2 transition, problems and perspectives Mozzi Paolo, Rossato Sandro, Pascucci Vincenzo, Andreucci Stefano, Monegato Giovanni, Fontana Alessandro, Sechi Daniele
	15. Dispersal bioevents of large mammals in SW Europe during the Early Pleistocene: implications for biochronology and faunal dynamics Palombo Maria Rita
	16. Neotectonic evidence of the Plio-Pleistocene activity of the eastern Southalpine thrust front in western Friuli Poli Maria Eliana , Monegato Giovanni
	17. Pleistocene large mammals and pollen from the Mercure Basin (southern Italy) Sardella Raffaele, Elda Russo Ermolli
	18. Strutture recenti nord-vergenti a basso angolo in Val Cerrina (Monferrato Casalese): nuove segnalazioni Sassone Paolo, Gamba Roberto, Navone Luca
	19. The early evolutive stages of the L’Aquila Basin (central Italy) inferred from paleontological and stratigraphical analyses Spadi Marco, Nocentini Marco, Gliozzi Elsa, Cosentino Domenico

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Allen P.A. and Allen J.R., (1990). Basin Analysis: Principles and Applications. Blackwell Scientific Publications, Oxford.

Baumann M., (1994). Three-dimensional modeling of the crust-mantle boundary in the Alpine region. Unpubl. Doctoral dissertation, ETH, Zurich, 150 pp.

Butler R.W.H., (1992). Structural evolution of the western Chartreuse fold and thrust: system, NW French Subalpinechains. In: Thrust Tectonics (K.R. McClay, ed.), pp. 287-298. Chapman & Hall, London.

Cooling C.M. and Hudson J.A., (1986). The importance of in situ rock stress in repository design. In: Proc. Int. Symp. Rock Stress and Rock Stress Measurements, 1-3 September1986, Stockholm, pp. 647-656.

Tavarnelli E., (1996). Ancient synsedimentary structural control on thrust ramp development; an example from the Northern Apennines. Terra Nova, 8, 65-74.

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Allen P.A. and Allen J.R., (1990). Basin Analysis: Principles and Applications. Blackwell Scientific Publications, Oxford.

Baumann M., (1994). Three-dimensional modeling of the crust-mantle boundary in the Alpine region. Unpubl. Doctoral dissertation, ETH, Zurich, 150 pp.

Butler R.W.H., (1992). Structural evolution of the western Chartreuse fold and thrust: system, NW French Subalpinechains. In: Thrust Tectonics (K.R. McClay, ed.), pp. 287-298. Chapman & Hall, London.

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