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Miscellanea INGV (Misc. INGV) favorisce la pubblicazione di contributi scientifici riguardanti le attività svolte dall’INGV. In particolare, Miscellanea INGV raccoglie reports di progetti scientifici, proceedings di convegni, manuali, monografie di rilevante interesse, raccolte di articoli, ecc. La pubblicazione è esclusivamente on-line, completamente gratuita e garantisce tempi rapidi e grande diffusione sul web. L’Editorial Board INGV, grazie al suo carattere multidisciplinare, assicura i requisiti di qualità per la pubblicazione dei contributi sottomessi.

Miscellanea INGV (Misc. INGV) favours the publication of scientific contributions regarding the main activities carried out at INGV. In particular, Miscellanea INGV gathers reports of scientific projects, proceedings of meetings, manuals, relevant monographs, collections of articles etc. The journal is published online to guarantee celerity of diffusion on the internet. A multidisciplinary Editorial Board and an accurate peer-review process provide the quality standard for the publication of the contributions.

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	51 Giornate INGV sull'ambiente marino Leonardo Sagnotti, Laura Beranzoli, Cinzia Giuseppina Caruso, Sergio Guardato, Simona Simoncelli https://doi.org/10.13127/misc/51
	1. Tracking methane from the seafloor to the atmosphere: results from submarine multidisciplinary observatories and water column monitoring Italiano Francesco, Caruso Cinzia Giuseppina, Lazzaro Gianluca, Longo Manfredi, Romano Davide, Sergio Scirè Scappuzzo
	2. Geochemistry of gases emitted from Kolumbo submarine volcano (Hellenic Volcanic Arc, Greece) Rizzo Andrea Luca, Caracausi Antonio, Chavagnac Valérie, Nomikou Paraskevi, Polymenakou Paraskevi N., Mandalakis Manolis, Kotoulas Georgios, Magoulas Antonios, Castillo Alain, Lampridou Danai, Marusczak Nicolas, Sonke Jeroen E.
	3. Evaluating environmental impact coming from hydrothermal vents by geochemical and acoustic data: the case study of Panarea hydrothermal system Caruso Cinzia Giuseppina, Lazzaro Gianluca, Longo Manfredi, Romano Davide, Sergio Scirè Scappuzzo, Italiano Francesco
	4. Geochemistry of REE and trace elements in shallow hydrothermal vent system at Panarea island (Italy) Sposito Fabio, Longo Manfredi, Brusca Lorenzo
	5. Environmental processes at the land-sea interface at Vulcano island (Italy) Madonia Paolo
	6. The Diamante-Enotrio-Ovidio seamounts: the easternmost Volcanic-Intrusive Complex formed along the northern Ionian subduction slab-edges (Southern Tyrrhenian Sea) De Ritis Riccardo, Pepe Fabrizio, Orecchio Barbara, Casalbore Daniele, Chiappini Massimo, Corradino Marta, Nicolich Rinaldo
	7. Volcanism at the edge of a subduction plate: geophysical and morphological data revel a new set of volcanic structures in the Southern Tyrrhenian Sea Cocchi Luca, De Ritis Riccardo, Ventura Guido
	8. Morphostructural analysis of the Graham volcanic field offshore southwestern Sicily (Italy) Cavallaro Danilo, Coltelli Mauro
	9. The EARTHCRUISERS project (EARTH CRUst Imagery for investigating SEismicity, volcanism and marine natural Resources in the Sicilian offshore) Coltelli Mauro, Patanè Domenico, Cavallaro Danilo, Firetto Carlino Marco, Barberi Graziella, Scarfì Luciano, Rapisarda Salvatore, D'Anna Giuseppe, Fertitta Gioacchino, Costanza Antonio, Cocchi Luca, Muccini Filippo, Stefanelli Paolo, Mazzarini Francesco, Favalli Massimiliano, Nannipieri Luca
	10. From land to sea: active tectonic studies in offshore areas, results and technological developments Burrato Pierfrancesco, Pepe Fabrizio, Ferranti Luigi, Monaco Carmelo, Sacchi Marco
	11. Multi-proxy study in Augusta Bay (Eastern Sicily, Italy) expands understanding of offshore tsunami deposits Smedile Alessandra, Molisso Flavia, Chagué Catherine, Iorio Marina, De Martini Paolo Marco, Pinzi Stefania, Collins Philip E.F., Sagnotti Leonardo, Pantosti Daniela
	12. Calcareous nannofossils a proxy resource for paleoclimatic and paleoenvironmental reconstructions: data from South Adriatic Sea, Central and Northern Tyrrhenian Sea Cascella Antonio, Bonomo1 Sergio, Jalali Bassem, Sicre Marie-Alexandrine, Pelosi Nicola, Schmidt Sabine, Lirer Fabrizio, Sarti Giovanni
	13. The role of fixed multidisciplinary observatories in the exploration of ocean processes and the solid earth from the seafloor Lo Bue Nadia, Beranzoli Laura, De Caro Mariagrazia, Cianchini Gianfranco, Embriaco Davide, Favali Paolo, Fertitta Gioacchino, Frugoni Francesco, Giuntini Alessandra, Marcucci Nicola, Marinaro Giuditta, Monna Stephen, Montuori Caterina, Sgroi Tiziana, Vagni Riccardo
	14. Preliminary observations from data recorded by OBS in the Ionian Sea (Italy) during the SEISMOFAULTS experiment Sgroi Tiziana, Beranzoli Laura, Costanza Antonio, D'Anna Giuseppe, De Caro Mariagrazia, Fertitta Gioacchino, Frugoni Francesco, Marcucci Nicola, Monna Stephen, Montuori Caterina, Ursino Andrea
	15. Velocity structures and kinematics in the Ionian Sea (Italy) from seismological data recorded by NEMO-SN1 seafloor observatory Sgroi Tiziana, Barberi Graziella, Polonia Alina, Billi Andrea
	16. Acoustic T-phases recorded by seafloor observatories at the Tyrrhenian and Ionian deep sites De Caro Mariagrazia, Montuori Caterina, Frugoni Francesco, Monna Stephen, Cammarano Fabio, Beranzoli Laura
	17. Relative Sea Level Rise Projections in the Mediterranean: Multi Hazard Implications and Flooding Scenarios Anzidei Marco, Patias Petros, Georgiadis Charalampos, Doumaz Fawzi, Kaimaris Dimitrios, Pikridas Christos, Brunori Carlo Alberto, Loizidou Xenia I., Michetti Melania, Petsa Demetra, Orthodoxou Demetra, Torresan Silvia, Furlan Emanuela, Trivigno Lucia, Falciano Antonio, Greco Michele, Serpelloni Enrico, Vecchio Antonio, Pizzimenti Luca, Volpe Manuela, Basili Roberto, Lorito Stefano, Bosman Alessandro, Casalbore Daniele
	18. Monitoring and long-term assessment of the Mediterranean Sea physical state through ocean reanalyses Simoncelli Simona, Fratianni Claudia, Mattia Gelsomina
	19. River runoff and Dardanelles Strait implementations in the Mediterranean Sea numerical modelling system Delrosso Damiano, Clementi Emanuela, Korres Gerasimos, Pinardi Nadia
	20. Relative sea-level trend from tide gauge observation Olivieri Marco, Simoncelli Simona
	21. InSEA Project: Initiatives in Supporting the consolidation and enhancement of the EMSO infrastructure and related Activities De Santis Angelo, Chiappini Massimo, Marinaro Giuditta, Guardato Sergio, Borra Marco, Conversano Fabio, D'Anna Giuseppe, Di Mauro Domenico, Cardin Valeria, Carluccio Roberto, Canese Simonepietro
	22. MEDUSA: the innovative research infrastructure for monitoring shallow waters sea floor displacement in Campi Flegrei Donnarumma Gian Paolo, De Martino Prospero, Pucciarelli Giuseppe, Iannaccone Giovanni, Guardato Sergio
	23. MEDUSA_cGPS: seafloor deformation monitoring of the Campi Flegrei caldera De Martino Prospero, Brandi Giuseppe, Dolce Mario, Donnarumma Gian Paolo, Guardato Sergio, Iannaccone Giovanni, Macedonio Giovanni
	24. Crustal imaging of the Italian offshore through multi-channel seismic reflection data Firetto Carlino Marco, Cavallaro Danilo, Coltelli Mauro
	25. A Database of seismic lines off-shore of eastern Sicily: SOME - Seismic multichannel data Off-shore Mount Etna Mazzarini Francesco, Favalli Massimiliano, Nannipieri Luca, Coltelli Mauro
	26. Mechanical design of a tide gauge station for Ustica Costanza Antonio, D'Anna Giuseppe, Fertitta Gioacchino, Amato Alessandro
	27. Offshore Seismic Monitoring: deployment of a seismometer on the bottom of a conductor pipe of the oil platform Rospo Mare C D'Anna Giuseppe, Costanza Antonio, Fertitta Gioacchino
	28. A revision of the OBSP after the Tomo-ETNA experiment Fertitta Gioacchino, Costanza Antonio, D'Anna Giuseppe
	29. Marine Open Data: a way to stimulate ocean science through EMODnet and SeaDataNet initiatives Simoncelli Simona, Fichaut Michele, Schaap Dick, Schlitzer Reiner, Barth Alexander, Fratianni Claudia
	30. The Mediterranean Forecasting System and its Calibration and Validation procedure Fratianni Claudia, Delrosso Damiano, Oliveri Paolo, Di Pietro Pierluigi, Mattia Gelsomina, Simoncelli Simona
	31. The SPOT project (potentially triggerable offshore seismicity and tsunamis) in the Italian offshore O&G fields Coltelli Mauro, Basili Roberto, Cavallaro Danilo, Maesano Francesco, Fedorik Jakub, Firetto Carlino Marco, Lipparini Lorenzo, Lorito Stefano, Romano Fabrizio, Scarfì Luciano, Tiberti Mara, Toscani Giovanni, Volpe Manuela
	32. Geomatics for underwater electromagnetic harbour protection systems and Newtonian systems for coastal navigation safety – Theory Faggioni Osvaldo, Soldani Maurizio
	33. Geomatics for underwater electromagnetic harbour protection systems and Newtonian systems for coastal navigation safety – Applications Soldani Maurizio, Faggioni Osvaldo
	34. Scientific outreach to reduce the gap between society and the marine science research Locritani Marina, D'Addezio Giuliana
	35. SEACleaner project: citizen science and marine litter monitoring Locritani Marina, Merlino Silvia
	50 A photographic collection of the coseismic geological effects induced by the 21 August 2017, M=4, Casamicciola earthquake (Ischia island, Italy) EMERGEO Working Group https://doi.org/10.13127/misc/50
	49 15th International Conference on Gas Geochemistry - ICGG15 Francesco Italiano, Cinzia Giuseppina Caruso, Rossella Celi https://doi.org/10.13127/misc/49
	1. Heat and Helium-3 Fluxes from Fogo volcano, Cape Verde Alonso M., Padrón E., Hernandez P.A., Sumino H., Pérez N.M., Dionis S.M., Melian G.V., Fernandes P., Padilla G., Rodriguez F., Asensio-Ramos M., Silva S., Albertos V.T., Amonte C., Pereira J.M., Recio G.
	2. Thermal Changes on a mild thermal anomaly during explosive activity of Mt. Etna Diliberto Iole, Gennaro Emanuela Mimma
	3. C-He isotope signature of Larderello (Italy) geothermal gases Gherardi F., Droghieri E., Magro G.
	4. The effect of thermochemical sulfate reduction on chemical and carbon isotopic characteristics of gas Guo Huijuan, Wang Yunpeng, Liu Jinzhong
	5. Mantle degassing through continental crust triggered by active faults: the case of the Baja California Peninsula Grassa Fausto, Rizzo Andrea Luca, Cruz R.Y.B., Romero R.B., Fernandez A.G., Kretzschmar T.G., Gómez-Arias E.
	6. Preliminary study on the geochemistry of fluid discharges from Guallatiri volcano (northern Chile) Inostroza M., Tassi F., Aguilera F., Sepulveda J., Capecchiacci Francesco, Venturi S., Capasso Giorgio
	7. “Thermal Karts of Herculane”: new insights on the fluid geochemistry of the thermomineral waters of the Herculane area (Southwestern Romania) Ionescu A., Daskalopoulou K., Temosvki M., Persoiu A., D'Alessandro Walter, Caracausi Antonio, Roba C., Baciu C., Cardellini Carlo, Brad Traian, Pop C., Nicula Alin, Kata Molnar, Palcsu Laszlo
	8. Gas geochemistry of the seemingly inactive Ciomadul volcano (eastern Carpathians, Romania) Kis Boglarka Mercédesz, Szabolcs Harangi, Caracausi Antonio, Laszló Palcsu, Baciu C., Ionescu A., Sciarra Alessandra, Futó Istvan
	9. Estimation of CO2 release from thermal springs to the atmosphere Li Vigni Lorenza, D'Alessandro Walter, Daskalopoulou K., Gagliano Antonina Lisa, Calabrese Sergio
	10. Volcanic CO2 emissions in continental collision and rifting settings: A case study on active volcanoes in China Zhang Maoliang, Guo Zhengfu, Zhang Lihong, Zhao Wenbin, Xu Sheng
	11. Anomalous diffuse H2 degassing prior to the recent magmatic intrusion at Cumbre Vieja volcano, La Palma, Canary Islands Melian G., Padrón E., Pérez N.M., Hernandez P.A., Asensio-Ramos M., Amonte C., Martìn-Lorenzo A.
	12. Thermal waters from the Apuseni mountains (western Romania) - a preliminary geochemical survey Nicula A.M., Ionescu A., Pop C.I., Roba C., Oraseanu I., Palcsu L., Baciu C.
	13. Soil gas 4He/CO2 ratio and volcanic activity Padrón E., Pérez N.M., Hernandez P.A., Melian G., Asensio-Ramos M., Alonso M.
	14. Etna eruption of 24-27 December 2018: inferences from geochemical parameters Federico Cinzia, Bellomo S., Brusca Lorenzo, Camarda Marco, Caracausi Antonio, D'Alessandro Walter, De Gregorio Sofia, Liuzzo Marco, Giuffrida Giovanni Bruno, Giudice Gaetano, Gurrieri Sergio, Longo Manfredi, Paonita Antonio, Rizzo Andrea Luca
	15. Characterization of a hot “fumarolic mofette” at Caldeiras da Ribeira Grande/S. Miguel, Azores Pfanz H., Viveiros F., Silva C.P.P., Thomalla A.
	16. Post-eruptive development of an emerging subglacial/subaerial geothermal area on the caldera rim of Bàrdarbunga volcano, Iceland Pfeffer M.A., Reynolds H.I., Bergsson B., Ófeigsson B.G., Gudmundsson M.T., Grassa Fausto, Giudice Gaetano, Hognadóttir T.
	17. Assessing the state of Pico Basile volcano, Bioko island, Equatorial Guinea Sealing C., Tassi F., Rizzo Andrea Luca, Vanderkluysen L.
	18. Fractional degassing of S, Cl and F on the rift-zone of Bàrdarbunga volcanic system, Iceland Sigmarsson O., Moune S., Gauthier P.J.
	19. Multi-level gas monitoring of a mofette to reveal mantel fluid movements Woith H., Daskalopoulou K., Heeschen K., Zimmer M., Niedermann S., Fischer T., Vlcek J., Trubac J., Barth J.A.C.
	20. Deep fluids contribution to the freshwater of the San Vittorino plain (Central Italy): geochemical, isotopic and gas-geochemistry dataset with possible implication for crustal deformations studies Barberio M.D., Caracausi Antonio, Doglioni Carlo, Esposito Gina, Italiano Francesco, Petitta M.
	21. CO2 degassing from the active fault zones in the capital area of China Chen Zhi, Li Ying, Martinelli Giovanni
	22. Towards a national hydrogeochemical monitoring system: a further tool to investigate geological hazardss Comerci V., Doglioni Carlo, Italiano Francesco, Baiocco F., Barberio M. D., Caracausi Antonio, Cuiuli E., Guerra M., Infantino V., Insolvibile M., Marcaccio M., Martinelli Giovanni, Menichetti S., Onorati G., Petitta M., Palumbo V., Peleggi M., Richieri F., Scaramella A., Scotti E., Testa M.
	23. Images of ancient Calabrian-Sicilian earthquakes from a stereoscopic viewer of the early 20th century. The ethics of a natural disasters photo-gallery Foresta Martin Francesco, Peppoloni Silvia, Tosi Patrizia, De Rubeis Valerio, Sbarra Paola, Topazio Sonia
	24. High-resolution variations of gas and fluid geochemistry from the Taiwan Chelungpu-fault borehole during the 2013 Nantou earthquake Fu Ching-Chou, Lai Chun-Wei, Tsanyao Frank Yang, Cheng-Hong Chen, Ma Kuo-Fong
	25. Gas geochemistry and tectonics around the Sea of Marmara Italiano Francesco, Woith H., Seyis C., Pizzino Luca, Sciarra Alessandra
	26. Exploring magmatic volatiles for understanding the volcano-tectonic structure of the Los Humeros geothermal field, Mexico Jentsch A., Jolie E., Taylor-Curran H., Peiffer L.
	27. Seismogeochemistry anomalies in the underground waters of Azerbaijan is indicator of the catastrophic earthquake in Italy (Amatrice city - 2016) Keramova R.A.
	28. Transregional, remote and operational forecast of the strong earthquakes in Italy and another regions according to the year-round monitoring of the seismogeodynamic regime of the fluids in Azerbaijan (2016-2019) Keramova R.A.
	29. Different aspects of fluid migration (volatiles) in the NW-Bohemia region Heinicke J., Caracausi Antonio
	30. From Macro to Micro: Fluid emissions indicate tectonic features Heinicke J., Pfanz H.
	31. Observed changes of diffuse CO2 degassing at Taal volcano (Philippines) in response to nearby large magnitude earthquake events Hernandez P.A., Baldago M.CB., Padilla G.D., Padrón E., Asensio-Ramos M., Rodriguez F., Alonso M., Rodriguez-Pérez C., Pérez N.M., Arcilla C., Mahar Lagmay A., Sumino H.
	32. The spatial relationships between the distribution of geofluids and the location of seismogenic faults in peninsular Italy Martinelli Giovanni, Vannoli Paola, Valensise Gianluca
	33. Tectonically induced signals recorded in Italy by geochemical and hydrogeological methods Martinelli Giovanni, Ciolini R., Facca G., Fazio F., Gherardi F.; Heinicke J., Pierotti L.
	34. Mantle degassing in continental collisional zone: new evidences from fluids in minerals along faults Pantina M., Censi Paolo, Caracausi Antonio, Gasparo M., Sulli A., Coppola M., Stagno V., Romano C., Billi A.
	35. Shallow aquifer dynamics in a volcanic-hydrothermal environment: geochemical evidences from Bagnore spring, Mt. Amiata, Italy Pierotti L., Facca G., Ferrari E., Gherardi F.
	36. Transfer of mantle derived fluids across the Calabrian-Peloritan arc: tectonic and geodynamic implications Randazzo P., Caracausi Antonio, Italiano Francesco, Aiuppa Alessandro, Sulli A.
	37. Fluid geochemistry and CO2 output in the southern Apennine (Italy): Preliminary results from the study of cold and thermal waters Randazzo P., Caracausi Antonio, Apollaro C., Cardellini Carlo, Chiodini Giovanni, Paternoster Michele, Rosiello A., Aiuppa Alessandro
	38. Groundwater Oxygen Anomaly Related to Earthquakes in Japan Sano Yuji, Onda Satoki, Kagoshima Takanori, Takahata Naoto, Shibata Tomo, Nakagawa Chika, Onoue Tetsuji, Pinti D.L.
	39. The application of Multi-Gas instrument for the in-situ analysis of the gas-emissions of the Eastern Carpathians (Romania) Szalay R., Boglàrka-Mercédesz Kis, Szabolcs Harangi, Laszló Palcsu, Ionescu A., Calabrese Sergio, Daskalopoulou K., Baciu C., Pop C., Bitetto M., Aiuppa Alessandro
	40. Geophysical and Geological factors constraining the occurrence of earthquake precursors in Geofluids Martinelli Giovanni, Tamburello Giancarlo
	41. Spatial variation of soil gas Rn, Tn and CO2 in the Liupan Shan fault, central-north China and its tectonic implications Li Ying, Yang Jiang, Han Xiaokun, Sun Anhui, Zhou Xiaocheng, Chen Zhi
	42. Background model of fluid circulation and gas-water interaction in the seismically-active area along The Alto Tiberina Near-Fault Observatory (Umbria Apennines, Central Italy) Ventura Bordenca C., Caracausi Antonio, Camarda Marco, Chiaraluce Lauro, De Gregorio Sofia, Favara Rocco, Aiuppa Alessandro, Pik R.
	43. Rn and CO2 in depth, as a proxy for pre-seismic research Zafrir Hovav, Malik Uri, Levintal Elad, Weisbrod Noam, Yochai Ben Horin, Zalevsky Zeev, Inbar Nimrod
	44. Geogenic emissions of methane in Romania - general features Baciu C., Ionescu A., Pop C.
	45. Chemical and isotopic characteristic of Paleozoic natural gases in the southern Ordos Basin, China: fractionation in highly mature coal-derived gases Liu Dan, Liu Jiaqi, Li Jian
	46. Defining Baseline Conditions of Methane and Ethane in Thick Cretaceous Shales of the Williston Basin, Canada Hendry M.J., Barbour S.L., Schmeling E., Mundle S.O.C., Huang M.
	47. The accumulation of natural gas and potential exploration regions in the Southern Margin, Junggar Basin Chen Jianping, Wang Xulong, Ni Yunyan, Xiang Baoli, Liao Fengrong
	48. Microseepage of methane and its emission mechanism in the Dawanqi Oil-gas field Tang Junhong, Xu Yue, Zhu Zhenzhen, Wang Guojian
	49. Migration of the miocene microbial gas to mesozoic basement reservoirs and mesozoic thermogenic hydrocarbons to miocene reservoirs of the Polish Carpathian foredeep: isotopic and geological approach Kotarba M.J.
	50. Influence of pressure on the generation and expulsion of liquid hydrocarbons and its implications for gas generation in the hogh maturity stage of the Tarim Basin, Northwest China Su Long, Zhang Dongwei, Lin Jihui
	51. Distribution and Geochemical Characteristics of Hydrogen in Natural Gas, Jiyang Depression, Eastern China Meng Qingqiang, Liu Quanyou, Zhu Dongya, Peng Weilong, Liu Jiayi
	52. Carbon and hydrogen isotope fractionation of alkanes gases during abiogenic oxidation: insight from the closed system pyrolysis Liu Quanyou, Peng Weilong, Meng Qingqiang, Zhu Dongya, Jin Zhijun, Wu Xiaoqi, Liu Jinzhong
	53. Genetic type, distribution and enrichment mechanism of helium in China's Petroliferous basins Qin Shengfei, Li Feng, Zhao Changyi, Tao Xiowan, Zhou Zheng
	54. Geochemistry Characteristics of tight sandstone Gas in Xujiahe Formation of the Upper Triassic in Sichuan Basin, China Tao Shizhen, Mi Jingkui, Qin Shengfei, Zhao Weibo, Pang Zhenglian
	55. Aromatic Hydrocarbon Demethylation--A Possible Mechanism Causing the Carbon Isotope Series Reversal in High-Over Mature Coal-derived Gas Peng Weilong, Liu Quanyou, Meng Qingqiang, Zhu Dongya
	56. Discussion on Genesis and Origins of Natural Gases in Middle Assemblages from Jingbian Gas Field in the Ordos Basin, China Wang Xiaobo, Zou Caineng, Li Jian, Wei Guoqi, Xie Zengye, Zhang ChunLin, Guo Jianying, Li Zhisheng, Wang Yifeng, Pan Sonqi, Yang Chunlong
	57. Genetic types and source of H2S-bearing gas in the Middle Triassic Leikoupo Formation in the Western Sichuan Depression, China Wu Xiaoqi, Liu Quanyou, Chen Yingbin, Zhai Changbo, Wang Yanqing
	58. Long-term variations of acid gas trapping in different mechanisms in carbonate formations of Tarim basin, China Zhang Xiaoyan, Li Qi, Zheng Liange, Li Xiaying, Xu Liang
	59. Influence of biodegradation on the gas generation behavior of crude oils Liao Yuhong, Liu Weimin, Pan Yinhua, Wang Xiaofeng, Wang Yunpeng, Peng Ping'An
	60. Stable carbon and hydrogen isotopes of the natural gases from Central Sichuan Basin, China and its implications Ni Yunyan, Chen Jianping, Liao Fengrong, Yao Limiao, Gao Jinliang
	61. Carbon-isotope anomalies of the Lower Silurian shale gas, Sichuan Basin, China Insight from the Rayleigh-type fractionation model Feng Ziqi, Hao Fang, Dong Dazhong, Wu Wei, Xie Chen
	62. Oil-Gas-Water-Rock Interactions in Mud Volcanoes in Xinjiang, China Zheng Guodong, Xu Wang, Ma Xiangxian, Chen Zhi, Guo Zhengfu, Zhao Wenbin
	63. Water column monitoring at CO2 leaking sites near Panarea Island Beaubien S.E., De Vittor C., Bigi S., Celussi M., Comici C., Graziani S., Kralj M., Lombardi S.; Pacciaroni M., Viezzoli D.
	64. Investigating gas flow rate variations at Panarea hydrothermal system by mean of passive hydro-acoustics: evidences of a linkage with Stromboli volcano Longo Manfredi, Caruso Cinzia Giuseppina, Corbo Andrea, Gattuso Alessandro, Lazzaro Gianluca, Romano Davide, Sciré Scappuzzo Sergio, Italiano Francesco
	65. Gases and seabed fluid fluxes at the Panarea shallow hydrothermal vents (Aeolian Islands) De Vittor C., Beaubien S. E., Kralj M., Relitti F., Comici C., Bigi S., Lombardi S., Graziani S.
	66. Hydrothermalism at Panarea island (Aeolian arc, italy): the last significant discoveries from earth to Mars Di Bella Marcella, Andaloro F., Esposito V., Romeo T., Sabatino G., Canese S., Scotti G., Battaglia P., Italiano Francesco
	67. Effect of hydrothermal gas seeps on fate and mobility of trace metals and REY in a shallow marine environment: a case study in the Levante bay of Vulcano Island (Aeolian Islands, Italy) Falcone Edda Elisa, Federico Cinzia, Boudoire Guillaume
	68. Diffuse CO2 emission from Port Foster bay at Deception Island, Antarctica Hernandez P.A., Padrón E., Melian G., Barrancos J., Rodriguez F., Pérez N. M., Sumino H.
	69. Black sea methane flares from the seafloor: tracking outgassing by using acoustics Longo Manfredi, Caruso Cinzia Giuseppina, Lazzaro Gianluca, Radulescu V., Romano Davide, Sciré Scappuzzo Sergio, Balan S., Birot D., Italiano Francesco
	70. Tracking methane from the geosphere to the atmosphere: First results and first lessons learnt from the Envri Methane cruise Ruffine L., Paris J. D., Grilli R., Italiano Francesco, Schumacher M., Leau H., Bàlan S., Blouzon C., Birot D.; Donval J. P., Giunta T., Greinert J., Guyader V., Lazzaro Gianluca, Longo Manfredi, Rinnert E., Scalabrin C., Sciré Scappuzzo Sergio
	71. REE and trace elements fractionation in a wide range pH and Eh in shallow hydrothermal vents at Panarea island (Italy) Sposito Fabio, Longo Manfredi, Brusca Lorenzo
	72. Evidence of fluids emission in the Northern Sicily continental margin Sulli A., Grassa Fausto, Caracausi Antonio, Italiano Francesco, Zizzo E., Spatola D., Pennino V., Interbartolo F.
	73. a-radiation from home building materials likely affecting human health in Northern Vietnam Nguyen-Thùy Du'O'ng, Nguyen-Vàn Huóng, Streil Thomas, Nguyet Thi Anh Nguyen, Minh Ngoc Schimmelmann, Schimmelmann Arndt
	74. Geochemical characteristics of natural gases related to Late Paleozoic coal measures in China Deyu Gong, Jinxing Dai, Yanzhao Wei
	75. CO2 and radon distribution in groundwater of the urban area of Rome (central Italy): geo-structural control and Gas Hazard assessment in a highly populated area Pizzino Luca, Sciarra Alessandra, Gallo F., Di Renzo D.
	76. Geogenic radon potential map as tool to evaluate indoor radon Sciarra Alessandra, Giustini F., Ruggiero Livio, Ciotoli Giancarlo, Bigi S., Lucchetti C., Pizzino Luca, Tartarello M.C., Siriani P., Voltaggio M., Galli Gianfranco
	77. Multiple seasonality in soil radon concentration: insights from continous wavelet analysis Siino Marianna, Scudero Salvatore, Cannelli Valentina, Piersanti Antonio, D'Alessandro A.
	78. Analysis of Thermal Anomaly in Association with Radon Concentration for Pre-Post China Earthquakes Suryanshu C., Sudarshan C.
	79. Sources and sinks of greenhouse gases in Florence (Italy) as determined by carbon isotopic ratios Tassi F., Venturi S., Cabassi J., Gioli B., Baronti S., Vaselli O., Caponi C., Vagnoli C., Picchi G., Zaldei A., Magi F., Miglietta F., Capecchiacci Francesco
	80. Synoptic Analysis of a Decade of Daily Measurements of SO2 Emission in the Troposphere from Volcanoes of the Global Ground-Based Network for Observation of Volcanic and Atmospheric Change Arellano S., Galle B., Apaza F., Bobrowski N., Bornas M.A., Burton Michael Richard, Chacón Z., Chigna G., Costa F., De Moor M., Delgado-Granados H., Di Muro A., Duarte E., Garzón G., Hidalgo S., Inguaggiato Salvatore, Kern C., Kunrat S., López C.M., Mapendano M.Y., Masias P., Montalvo F., Newhall C., Platt U., Rivera C., Saballos A., Salerno Giuseppe Giovanni, Vasconez F., Velazquez G., Vita Fabio
	81. Development of a test bench for characterization of dissolved methane sensors in marine operating conditions Birot D., Verberckt S., Podeur C., Ruffine L., Tuon A., Bertin M., Peyronnet C., Leost P.-Y., Bigourdan B., Donval J.-P., Brandily C.
	82. Isotope determination of carbon and oxygen of CO2 in natural and atmospheric gases using laser-based analyzer Capasso Giorgio, Di Martino Roberto Maria Rosario, Caracausi Antonio, Favara Rocco
	83. The INGV geochemical monitoring network at Stromboli volcano. The 3rd July 2019 Paroxysm Liuzzo Marco, Paonita Antonio, Caltabiano, T., Gattuso Alessandro, Giudice Gaetano, Giuffrida Giovanni Bruno, Inguaggiato Salvatore, Murè Filippo, Rizzo Andrea Luca, Salerno Giuseppe Giovanni, Vita Fabio, Francofonte Vincenzo, Calderone Lorenzo
	84. Test of Argon Isotope Composition in Air at Different Altitudes Li Liwu, Cao Chunhui, Wang Yuhui, Gao Zihan, He Jian
	85. Etna International Training School of Geochemistry. Science meets Practice Pecoraino Giovannella, Bitetto M., Bobrowski N., Brugnone F., Cabassi J., Calabrese Sergio, Cantarero Massimo, Consoli Salvatore, Capecchiacci Francesco, Daskalopoulou K., Giammanco Salvatore, Giuffrida Giovanni Bruno, Fuchs C., Ionescu A., Kuhn J., Li Vigni Lorenza, Randazzo L., Tamburello Giancarlo, Tassi F., Venturi S., Italiano Francesco, Privitera Eugenio
	86. Measurement of very short-lived radon daughters in volcanic plumes Terray L., Breton V., Gauthier P.J., Falvard A., Bonnefoy R., Achard C., Magaud G.
	87. Assessment of gas and water chemistry of Kizildag and Erzin ophiolites (Hatay/Turkey) for geothermal potential Yuce G., D'Alessandro Walter, Italiano Francesco, Bellomo S., Gulbay A.H., Yasin D.
	88. Chemical and isotopic characteristics of seepage gases from mud volcanoes in the southern margin of the Junggar Basin, NW China Xu Wang, Zheng Guodong, Ma Xiangxian, Li Qi, Fortin Danielle, Liang Mingliang, Xia Yanqing
	89. Microbial impact on the isotope composition of methane in both thermal and hyperalkaline waters of central Greece D'Alessandro Walter, Gagliano Antonina Lisa, Daskalopoulou K., Calabrese Sergio, Li Vigni Lorenza
	90. An overview of the benthic habitat of the Bottaro crater hydrothermal vent system at Panarea (Aeolian Islands, Italy) Auriemma R., De Vittor C., Gaglioti M., Esposito V., Teixido N., Gambi M.C.
	91. Soil gases interaction with biota at geothermal/volcanic areas Gagliano Antonina Lisa, Tagliavia M., D'Alessandro Walter
	92. Microclimatic changes within a dry CO2 gas lake and its weather induced variations Kies A., Pfanz H.
	93. Botanical and pedological characterization of a meadow mofette system at South-Hartousov/Czechia Pfanz H., Thomalla A.
	94. The distributed multidisciplinary laboratory for the research in marine environment Cuttone G., Bonanno A., Caruso Cinzia Giuseppina, Corsale Felicia Rita, Italiano Francesco, Lazzaro Gianluca, Papaleo R., Piattelli P., Riccobene G., Sapienza P., Sorelli D., Sciré Scappuzzo Sergio
	95. The 1906 Ustica earthquake sworm: a case study of civil protection of the last century Foresta Martin Francesco
	96. The geochemical features of fluids vented over the Calabro-Peloritani area: an area destroyed by several strong earthquakes of the past Bonfanti Pietro, Caracausi Antonio, Italiano Francesco, Randazzo P.
	97. CISAS “International centre of advanced study in environment, ecosystem and human health” The CISAS working group, Bonsignore Maria, IAS-CNR
	48 Photographic collection of the coseismic geological effects originated by the 26th December 2018 Etna (Sicily) earthquake EMERGEO Working Group https://doi.org/10.13127/misc/48
	47 Il radon e la radioattività ambientale: risultati del progetto di Alternanza Scuola-Lavoro “Misure dell’attività del gas radon nei suoli e nelle acque nel territorio di Cerveteri (Roma, Italia centrale)” Nunzia Voltattorni https://doi.org/10.13127/misc/47
	46 Il pendolo sincronizzatore dell'Osservatorio dell'Aquila Manuele Di Persio, Cesidio Gizzi, Luciana Macera, Cataldo Saracino https://doi.org/10.13127/misc/46
	45 3a Conferenza Rittmann Giovani Ricercatori Ornella Maria Gaetana Cocina, Eugenio Nicotra https://doi.org/10.13127/misc/45
	1. Tracing the sediment recycling into the mantle: application of Molybdenum isotopes to ultrapotassic Italian rocks Casalini Martina, Avanzinelli Riccardo, Elliott Tim, Tommasini Simone, Conticelli Sandro
	2. Unravelling plumbing system dynamics linked to explosive eruptions by geochemical and isotopic micro-analyses: the case study of Campanian Ignimbrite, Campi Flegrei, Italy Di Salvo Sara, Avanzinelli Riccardo, Isaia Roberto, Druitt Tim H., Francalanci Lorella
	3. The effect of decompression and water content on the degassing pattern of trachytic magmas Kazarian Anush, Cáceres Francisco, Scheu Bettina, Misiti Valeria, Vona Alessandro, Dingwell Don B., Romano Claudia
	4. Rapid carbonate assimilation as eruption trigger: new insights from a Somma-Vesuvius (Italy) plinian eruption Buono Gianmarco, Edwards Benjamin, Fanara Sara, Harris Chris, Pappalardo Lucia, Petrosino Paola
	5. Crystal-melt-bubble diffusion of volatiles as a clue for fixing magma degassing timescales Giuffrida Marisa, Zuccarello Francesco, Viccaro Marco
	6. Rejuvenation mechanisms of a plumbing system: insights from the 2017 activity at Etna volcano Zuccarello Francesco, Giuffrida Marisa, Gresta Stefano, Palano Mimmo, Scandura Mariabenedetta, Viccaro Marco
	7. Clinopyroxene growth rate: experimental investigation at crustal-mantle boundary level in an alkaline basalt from the Campi Flegrei Volcanic District (South Italy) Bonechi Barbara, Perinelli Cristina, Gaeta Mario, Stagno Vincenzo
	8. A LA-ICP-MS study of carbonatites from Fuerteventura, Canary Islands Carnevale Gabriele, Correale Alessandra, Paonita Antonio, Rotolo Silvio Giuseppe, Xabier Arroyo Rey
	9. Magmatic processes at La Fossa volcano (Vulcano Island, Italy): evidences from temperature gradient experiments Simone Costa S., Masotta Matteo, Gioncada Anna, Pistolesi Marco
	10. Understanding the origin of magmatic necks: insights from Mt. Etna volcano (Italy) and analogue models Fittipaldi Margherita, Urbani Stefano, Neri Marco, Trippanera Daniele, Acocella Valerio
	11. Investigating heterogeneous magma systems by detailed characterisation of the juvenile products: example from the Upper Pumice eruption of Nisyros Volcano (Greece) Mastroianni Filippo, Braschi Eleonora, Di Salvo Sara, Vougioukalakis Georgios E., Francalanci Lorella
	12. X-ray microtomographic investigation to explore magma mixing as eruption trigger: the 4.1 B.P. Agnano Monte Spina (Campi Flegrei, Italy) plinian eruption case study Pelullo Carlo, Arienzo Ilenia, D'Antonio Massimo, Pappalardo Lucia, Petrosino Paola
	13. A petrological study of some mafic and felsic tephra at Ustica Island, southern Tyrrhenian Sea Pierangelo Romano P., Tubbiolo Chiara, Landi Patrizia, Rotolo Silvio Giuseppe, De Vita Sandro
	14. Estimating the intruded vs. erupted magma budget at Mt. Etna during the March 2015 – May 2016 period. Sacco Gaia, Caltabiano Tommaso, Salerno Giuseppe Giovanni, Viccaro Marco
	15. H2O-CO2 solubility in a trachytic melt from the Pomici di Base Plinian eruption of Somma-Vesuvius Spagnoli Monica, Schanofski Max, Sottili Gianluca, Fanara Sara
	16. What Drives the Lateral Versus Vertical Propagation of Dikes? Insights from Analogue Models Urbani Stefano, Acocella Valerio, Rivalta Eleonora
	17. Facies analysis of the 79 AD Vesuvius deposits observed during the recent excavations at Pompeii Montanaro Andrea, Perrotta Annamaria, Scarpati Claudio
	18. A new volume calculation of the Campanian Ignimbrite, Campi Flegrei, Italy Silleni Aurora, Giordano Guido, Isaia Roberto, Ort Michael
	19. Rheological behaviour of porous magmas Sicola Stefania, Vona Alessandro, Romano Claudia, Ryan Amy G., Kelly Russell J.
	20. Volume-time distribution of lava flows and domes of the last 10 kyrs in Ischia Island (Italy) Primerano Paolo, Giordano Guido, De Vita Sandro
	21. Thermal regime of eruption column collapses and generation of hot pyroclastic flows Trolese Matteo, Cerminara Matteo, Esposti Ongaro Tomaso, Giordano Guido
	22. Experimental petrology data on pantelleritic melts/glasses Stabile Paola, Appiah Ernestina, Behrens Harald, Giuli Gabriele, Paris Eleonora, Carroll Michael R.
	23. Comparing different numerical models for granular flows in volcanic areas Neglia Francesco, Capra Lucia, Dioguardi Fabio, Sulpizio Roberto
	24. Textural analysis of some recent lavas of Ischia (Italy) from the last 10 k.y Calabria Francesco, Primerano Paolo, Giordano Guido, Vona Alessandro, De Vita Sandro
	25. Lateral lava dome growth monitoring at Nevado del Ruiz Arenas crater using TerraSAR-X amplitude imagery De Paolo Erica, Walter Thomas R., Zorn Edgar, Coppola Diego, Laiolo Marco, Massimetti Francesco, Battaglia Maurizio
	26. Timescales of crystallization in basaltic magmas: effects of cooling and strain rates, preliminary results Di Fiore Fabrizio, Vona Alessandro, Mollo Silvio, Romano Claudia
	27. Rheology and emplacement of a clastogenic lava flow: a natural case on Mount Etna Frontoni Alessandro, Vona Alessandro, Giordano Guido, Viccaro Marco, Romano Claudia
	28. Understanding eruptive style changes at Fuego de Colima volcano (Mexico) by coupling numerical models and volcanological data Massaro Silvia, Costa Antonio, Sulpizio Roberto, Capra Lucia, Lucchi Federico, Coppola Diego
	29. Experimental model for lava fountaining: the case study of 26 January - 24 June at south east crater (Mt Etna, Italy) Musu Alessandro, Morgavi Daniele, Spina Laura, Corsaro Rosa Anna, Perugini Diego
	30. Parameterization of pyroclast cooling curves through infrared thermography Scarani Alex, Silleni Aurora, Giordano Guido, Vona Alessandro, Romano Claudia
	31. Investigating the thermal evolution of pyroclastic flows generated during the 1980 eruption of Mount St. Helens using paleomagnetic data Trolese Matteo, Giordano Guido, Pollock Nick, Brand Brittany D., Silleni Aurora, Cifelli Francesca, Mattei Massimo
	32. The magmatological tectonics and volcanology: Alfred Rittmann theorie’s (1893-1980) Musumeci Daniele, Branca Stefano, Ingaliso Luigi
	33. Geological and structural evolution of Pleistocene La Reforma caldera complex, Baja California Sur, Mexico Pellicioli Claudia, Groppelli Gianluca, Sulpizio Roberto, Macías Jose Luis, Laura García Sánchez
	34. Caldera resurgence driven by magma viscosity contrasts Galetto Federico, Acocella Valerio, Caricchi Luca
	35. Structural frame and volcano-tectonic evolution of the Campi Flegrei collapse caldera-resurgent dome system in the Pozzuoli bay based on multiscale seismic profiles analysis Natale Jacopo, Ferranti Luigi, Marino Camilla, Sacchi Marco
	36. Vertical deformation of the Campi Flegrei caldera (Pozzuoli Bay) during the last 12 ky through analysis of seismostratigraphical and geomorphological sea-level markers Marino Camilla, Ferranti Luigi, Natale Jacopo, Sacchi Marco
	37. Palaeomagnetic Dating of the Neostromboli Succession Risica Gilda, Speranza Fabio, Giordano Guido, De Astis Gianfilippo, Lucchi Federico
	38. Criteria models of shear deformation along the southern margin of unstable eastern flank of Mt. Etna De Guidi Giorgio, Morreale Giuseppe, Marsala Giuseppe, Carnemolla Francesco, Brighenti Fabio
	39. The interaction between faults and volcanic systems in extensional areas De Matteo Ada, Corti Giacomo, van Wyk de Vries Benjamin, Massa Bruno, Mussetti Giulio
	40. The volcanic fingerprint in the sand of the Ofanto River (Southern Italy) Tenuta Mariano, Parise Domenico
	41. Thermally induced signals in closed-conduit volcanoes: a reappraisal of geochemical and geophysical data of 1988 unrest at La Fossa cone (Vulcano Island, Italy) Messina Mirko, Ferlito Carmelo, Mattia Mario
	42. Evaluation of deep carbon dioxide emissions from soils on Vulcano Island Di Martino Roberto Maria Rosario, Capasso Giuseppe, Camarda Marco
	43. Understanding the SO2 degassing budget of Mt Etna’s paroxysms: first clues from the December 2015 sequence D'Aleo Roberto, Bitetto Marcello, Delle Donne Dario, Coltelli Mauro, Coppola Diego, Brendan McCormick Kilbride, Pecora Emilio, Ripepe Maurizio, Lois Salem, Tamburello Giancarlo, Aiuppa Alessandro
	44. Concentration transients of H2, CO2, He of volcanic gases Di Martino Roberto Maria Rosario, Camarda Marco, Gurrieri Sergio
	45. Geo-referencing techniques of 3d models (SfM): Case study of mud volcano, Villaggio Santa Barbara (Caltanissetta) Brighenti Fabio, Carnemolla Francesco, Messina Danilo, De Guidi Giorgio
	46. Non-eruptive unrest at the caldera of Alcedo Volcano (Galápagos Islands) revealed by InSAR data and geodetic modelling Galetto Federico, Bagnardi Marco, Acocella Valerio, Hooper Andy
	47. Block-and-ash flow and related ash-cloud, how hot they can be? Temperature estimations from the July 2015, Volcàn de Colima dome collapse deposits Pensa Alessandra, Capra Lucia, Giordano Guido
	48. Hg and CO2 emissions from soil diffuse degassing and fumaroles at Furnas Volcano (São Miguel Island, Azores): Gas flux and thermal energy output Bagnato Emanuela, Viveiros Fatima, Pacheco Eduardo J., D'Agostino Fabio, Silva Catarina, Zanon Vittorio
	49. Monitoring of post-seismic deformation of the Fiandaca-Pennisi shear-zone (M. Etna volcano Sicily). The case of seismic swarm of 26th December 2018 Brighenti Fabio, Carnemolla Francesco, Arcifa Claudia, Aiozzo Filippo, Altara Giuseppe, Cavalli Francesco, Donato Maria Chiara, Dottore Nency, Figlioli Anna, Furia Francesco, Giammusso Gregory, Giuffrida Salvatore, La Rosa Orazio, Latino Federico, Messina Danilo, Messina Mirko, Mortellaro Nadia, Petrone Dario, Russo Davide, Sacco Gaia, Sardone Stefano, Scaletta Francesco, Scandurra Benedetta, Sineri Giuseppe, Sozzi Federica, De Guidi Giorgio
	50. Structural field survey of Fiandaca – Pennisi shear zone (Mt. Etna volcano) affected by seismic swarm occurred on 26th December 2018 Brighenti Fabio, Carnemolla Francesco, Furia Francesco, Occhipinti Martina, Romeo Francesco, Sacco Gaia, Scandura Mariabenedetta, De Guidi Giorgio
	51. Characterization of volcanic ashes in cores from the Bransfield Strait and their correlation with volcanic eruptions from Deception Island, Antarctica Hopfenblatt Joaquin, Aulinas Meritxell, Geyer Adelina
	52. Results from high resolution SENTINEL-2 and MODIS-MIROVA satellite thermal signals at Stromboli and Etna volcanoes Massimetti Francesco, Coppola Diego, Laiolo Marco, Cigolini Corrado, Ripepe Maurizio
	53. The Na/K solute geo-thermometer: comparison of thermodynamic database and measure in volcanic hydrothermal systems Romano Pierangelo, Liotta Marcello

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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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