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	39   Giocando verso uno Sviluppo Sostenibile: il contributo della sede INGV di Porto Venere nella realizzazione di giochi didattico-scientifici Marina Locritani, Sara Garvani, Francesca Di Laura, Silvia Merlino, Roberta Talamoni https://doi.org/10.13127/misc/39
	38   A new photographic dataset of the coseismic geological effects originated by the Mw5.9 Visso and Mw6.5 Norcia earthquakes (26th and 30th October 2016, Central Italy) Eliana Bellucci Sessa https://doi.org/10.13127/misc/38
	37   Workshop on Explosive eruptions and the Mediterranean Civilizations through prehistory and history, Ustica 12 - 16 September 2017 Mariangela La Monica, Licia Corsale https://doi.org/10.13127/misc/37
	1. Vulnerability and risk assessment basedon natural and human induced indicators at Ustica (Italy) Alexandrakis Georgios, De Vita Sandro, Di Vito Mauro Antonio
	2. Explosive volcanism in the Mediterranean area Barberi Franco
	3. Experimental constraints on pre-eruption conditions of the 1631 Vesuvius eruption Bardeglinu I., Cioni R., Scaillet B.
	4. The effects of volcanic plumes on distal environments: the example of Calabria Calidonna C., Cannata C.B., De Rosa R., Donato P., Scarciglia F.
	5. Hazard associated with the release of volcanic gases in the village of Vulcano Porto and at Levante Beach (Vulcano Island, Italy) Carapezza Maria Luisa, Gattuso Alessandro, Ranaldi Massimo, Sortino Francesco, Tarchini Luca
	6. A melt inclusion study Green Tuff eruption: volatiles, major and trace elements of a chemically zoned ignimbrite Ciulla A, Romano P., D'Oriano Claudia, Landi Patrizia, Rotolo Silvio Giuseppe, White J.C., Di Carlo I.
	7. The impact of the Punta Chiarito Tephra on the VIII century BC Greek settlement of Pithekoussai (Ischia, Italy): eruption dynamics and emplacement mechanism De Vita Sandro, Sansivero Fabio, Piochi Monica, Minin G., Gialanella C.
	8. Multidisciplinary approach in evaluating the historical ground movements at Campi Flegrei caldera (Italy) for the reconstruction of the magma transfer before the 1538 AD eruption Di Vito Mauro Antonio, Acocella V., Aiello G., Barra Diana, Battaglia M., Del Gaudio Carlo, De Vita Sandro, Ricciardi Giovanni Pasquale, Ricco Ciro
	9. Impact of volcaniclastic flows related to 472 and 1631 AD Vesuvius sub-Plinian eruptions: stratigraphic and geoarcheological data Di Vito Mauro Antonio, De Vita Sandro, Rucco I., Bini Monica, Zanchetta Giovanni, Aurino P., Cesarano M., Ebanista C., Rosi Mauro
	10. Clays from volcanoes: the clay deposits of Ischia island as a source of raw material for the Black gloss ware production in the bay of Naples (Italy), between the 2nd and the 1st centuries B.C. Esposito Roberta, Paternoster G., Trojsi G., Gialanella C., De Vita Sandro, Di Vito Mauro Antonio
	11. Etna: A Striking and fascinating Volcano but also a danger for the Sicilians: the example of the eruption of 122 B.C. Figlioli A., Ferlito C., Cirrincione R.
	12. A one million year long walk. The foundation of Laboratorio-Museo di Scienze della Terra and the valorization of the volcanological history and of the geosites at Ustica island Foresta Martin Francesco
	13. The black gold that came from the sea. A review of obsidian studies at the island of Ustica, Italy Foresta Martin Francesco, La Monica M.
	14. Micro erosion rates on volcanic rocks at Ustica (Italy) Furlani S., Foresta Martin Francesco
	15. Headland or stack? Paleogeographic reconstruction of the coast at the Faraglioni Middle Bronze Age Village, Ustica, Sicily, Italy Furlani S., Foresta Martin Francesco
	16. Coastal Volcanic forms at Ustica (Sicily, Italy): Present-day and MIS 5.5 tidal notches Furlani S., Foresta Martin Francesco, Antonioli F., Cavallaro Danilo, Biolchi S.
	17. Submarine volcanic and faulting activity in the southern Tyrrhenian Sea: Examples from study cases between Ustica Island and the Aeolian Arc and perspectives to improve our knowledge Italiano Francesco
	18. Explosive eruptions and tephra dispersal from Ciomadul (Csomád) volcano, East Carpathians Karátson D., Veres D., Wulf S., Gertisser R., Lahitte P., Dibacto-Kamwa S., Novothny Á., Magyari E., Jánosi Cs.
	19. Reconstructing ‘Atlantis’, the Late Bronze Age island of Santorini Karátson D., Gertisser R., Veres V., Telbisz T., Quidelleur X., Nomikou P., Druitt T., Kósik S.
	20. Petrographic and Spectroscopic (FT-IR) study of western Mediterranean obsidians La Monica M., Foresta Martin Francesco, Rotolo Silvio Giuseppe
	21. A study of melt inclusions in Brown Tuffs deposits, Vulcano Island Li Vigni Lorenza, Correale Alessandra, Lanzo G., Romano P., Rotolo Silvio Giuseppe
	22. Tectonic structures and anomalous degassing of Radon gas from soil in Ustica Island (Sicily, Italy) Lopez Manuela, Romano Davide, Foresta Martin Francesco, Italiano Francesco
	23. The volcanic events that marked the human history of Lipari (Aeolian Islands) Manni Marco, Coltelli Mauro
	24. Evolution of the magma feeding system during a Plinian eruption: the case of Pomici di Avellino eruption of Somma-Vesuvius, Italy Massaro Silvia, Costa Antonio, Sulpizio R.
	25. Risk perception for volcanic hazards on active volcanic islands: Ischia, Lipari, Stromboli, Vulcano (Italy), La Reunion (France) and San Miguel (Portugal) Nave Rosella, Ricci Tullio, Davis M.S., Pacilli M.G., Pietrantoni L., Prati G.
	26. Risk management issues on tourist regions with explosive volcanism: The Teide’s 2004 unrest, Canary Islands Ortiz R., Marrero J.M., Garcia Alexander, Llinares A., Melo V.
	27. Seismic and volcanic activity forecasting: Scientific advances and examples obtained in different types of active volcanoes Ortiz R., Garcia Alexander, Marrero J.M., de la Cruz-Reyna S., Carniel R., Vila J.
	28. The Value of historical for risk reduction: the 1600 Huaynaputina eruption (Perù) Petit-Breuilh Sepúlveda M.E.
	29. Volume-time distribution and rheological behavior of lava flows and domes from Ischia Island (Campania, Italy) Primerano P., Vona A., Giordano G., De Vita Sandro
	30. Soil gas investigations at Campi Flegrei caldera (Italy) Ranaldi Massimo, Carapezza Maria Luisa, Conti E., Isaia Roberto, Pedroli R., Sicola S., Tarchini Luca
	31. Lava pebbles used in past human activities (case studies of Middle Bronze Age and Roman Period): witnesses of an old trachyte effusive activity of Mt. Somma volcano Renzulli A., Santi P., Balassone G., di Maio G., De Bonis A., Morra V.
	32. Paleomagnetic Dating of the Neostromboli Sequence Risica Gilda, Speranza Fabio, Giordano G., De Astis Gianfilippo, Lucchi F.
	33. Phase relationships of a chemically-zoned peralkaline silicic reservoir: the example of Green Tuff eruption at Pantelleria (Italy) Romano P., Andujar J., Scaillet B., Di Carlo I., Rotolo Silvio Giuseppe
	34. A melt inclusion study of mafic to felsic tephra at Ustica Island, southern Tyrrhenian Sea Romano P., Angelone E., Palumberi M., Landi Patrizia, Rotolo Silvio Giuseppe
	35. Petrographic features of Tertiary volcanic products used for Neolithic human settlements in Logudoro region (Northern Sardinia, Italy) Sanna L.
	36. The eruptions and the history of the exploitation of geothermal resources at Campi Flegrei and Ischia Scandone Roberto, Giacomelli L.
	37. Human settlements at Ustica since Neolithic time Spatafora F.
	38. Paleomagnetic dating of historical and prehistorical eruptions of Ischia (Italy): a tool to answer open chronostratigraphic questions Speranza Fabio, Hernandez-Moreno C., De Vita Sandro, Marotta Enrica, Sansivero Fabio
	39. Geochemical evidences of increasing magmatic gas input before the seismic swarm apex of the 2011-12 volcanic unrest of Santorini, Greece Tarchini Luca, Barberi Franco, Carapezza Maria Luisa, Gattuso Alessandro, Ranaldi Massimo, Sortino Francesco
	40. Basaltic Magmatism in the Sicily Channel White J.C., Rotolo Silvio Giuseppe
	41. Cascading effects and cumulative impacts of volcanic eruptions: simulation model and decision support tool application in Santorini Zuccaro G.
	42. Impact of explosive volcanic eruptions: a dynamic simulation assessment model for Vesuvius and Campi Flegrei Zuccaro G.
	36   Workshop on 25 years advancing volcano seismology in a wider volcanological context. ESC-volcano-seismology 25thworkshop | Stromboli, 26th September - 1st October 2016 Thomas Braun, Maria Luisa Carapezza, Alessandro Gattuso https://doi.org/10.13127/misc/36
	1. Long-period seismic signals and volcanic gas emission at Asama volcano, Japan Takeo M.
	2. Magma budgets and tectonics - Investigating the ongoing deformation field at Montserrat, West Indies Collinson A.S.D., Neuberg J.W., Pascal K.
	3. Using seismic and tilt measurements to forecast eruptions on silicic volcanoes Neuberg J.W., Collinson A.S.D., Mothes P.
	4. Long-period seismicity at Villarrica Volcano - Another example of tectonic LP’s? Lehr J.
	5. A geological overview of Stromboli volcano Gattuso Alessandro
	6. What ambient noise can tell us about magma chambers Legrand D., Spica Z., Iglesias A., Perton M.
	7. An uncomplete summary about seismological research on Stromboli Braun Thomas, Ripepe Maurizio, Neuberg J., Cesca S., Dahm T.
	8. Geophysical monitoring of “Iddu” Ripepe Maurizio, Coppola D., Delle Donne Dario, Genco R., Lacanna G., Laiolo M., Marchetti E., Pistolesi M., Ulivieri G., Valade S.
	9. The fiber optic gyroscope - a portable rotational ground motion sensor for volcanology Bernauer F., Wassermann J., Guattari F., Igel H.
	10. Eruption source directivity measured from controlled active source explosions Jolly A.D., Kennedy B., Johnson R., Christenson B., Kilgour G., Tessier A.
	11. Sampling the acoustic wavefield for repeating volcanic eruptions at Yasur Volcano, Tanna Vanuatu, with airborne sensors on tethered weather balloons Jolly A.D., Kennedy B., Fitzgerald R., Fee D., Matoza R., Johnson R., Horton N., Austin A., Iezzi A., Christenson B., Kilgour G., Garaebiti E., Tessier A.
	12. A pilot study for the seismic monitoring of Fogo volcano, Capo Verde, using array techniques: conceptual details and initial results Dietrich C., Wölbern I., Faria B., Rümpker G.
	13. The seismic signature of volcanic rift centers in Iceland Green R., Priestley K.F., White R.S.
	14. Relative seismic velocity variations correlate with deformation at Kīlauea volcano Donaldson C., Caudron C., Green R.G., Thelen W.A., White R.S.
	15. Seismicity accompanying the 2014 Bárðarbunga - Holuhraun intrusion and the co- and post-eruptive activity Ágústsdóttir T., Woods J., Greenfield T., Green R.G., White R.S., Brandsdóttir B., Steinþórsson S., Mackie R.
	16. Dyke propagation mechanisms from seismicity accompanying the 2014 Bárðarbunga - Holuhraun dyke intrusion, Iceland Woods J., Ágústsdóttir T., White R.S., Green R.G., Greenfield T., Winder T., Brandsdóttir B.
	17. Pre-Eruptive Seismic Tremor During a Shallow Dyke Formation Eibl E.P.S., Bean C.J., Vogfjörd K.S., Ying Y., Lokmer I., Möllhoff M., O'Brien G.S., Pálsson F.
	18. Tracking deep magma movement preceding the 2014 Bárðarbunga - Holuraun Eruption using microseismicity Hudson T.
	19. Long-period earthquakes during the 2014 Bárðarbunga rifting event Brandsdóttir B., Ágústdóttir T., Woods J., White R.S., Greenfield T., Green R.G., Smith James, Donaldson C., Caudron C.
	20. Magma Transport in Iceland from Deep to Shallow Crust and Eruption White R.S., Cambridge Volcano Seismology Team
	21. The M6.0 earthquake of Aug 24, 2016 in Central Italy Braun Thomas, Sismiko, Emergeo, Quest, Emersito, IES
	22. From classifying volcanic tremor to classifying volcanic crystals Cheng L., Costa F., Carniel R.
	23. Deformation induced topographic effects in interpretation of time-lapse gravity changes Vajda P., Zahorec P., Papčo J.
	24. The Ignimbrites of the Azores: a review Caniaux G.
	25. Seismic and volcanic activity forecasting: Twenty-five years of progress Garcia Alexander, de la Cruz-Reyna S., Marrero J.M., Ortiz R.
	26. OVAA (Austral Andean Volcanological Observatory): past, present and suggestions for future Contreras Arratia R.
	35   Corso di Formazione Scientifica sulla Storia dell’Oceanografia a bordo della Nave Vespucci Marina Locritani, Sara Garvani, Cosmo Carmisciano https://doi.org/10.13127/misc/35
	34   Photographic collection of the coseismic geological effects originated by the 24th August 2016, Amatrice (Central Italy) seismic sequence Eliana Bellucci Sessa https://doi.org/10.13127/misc/34

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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.

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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