Wastewater injection into a high‐rate well in the Val d'Agri oilfield, the largest in onshore
Europe, has induced swarm microseismicity since the initiation of disposal in 2006. To …

A three-component digital seismic network has been installed along central Apennines
since the end of 1991. Two seismic sequences having main shocks of magnitudes 3.9 and …

Relay ramps commonly occur in areas of active extension. They have relevance in terms of
fault segmentation, fault linkage, and related seismic potential. We propose consideration of …

Abstract On September 27, 2012 at 01: 08 (UTC) a ML 4.1 earthquake started a seismic
sequence approximately 10 km east of the city of Benevento, in Southern Apennines (Italy) …

The Matese and Beneventano areas coincide with the transition from the central to the
southern Apennines and are characterized by both SW-and NE-dipping normal faulting …

We present evidence of longitudinal extension in the Apennines based on data from the
1997–1998 Sannio‐Matese seismic sequence. The earthquakes occurred between the NW …

The Sannio-Matese region is one of the most seismically active regions of Italy and has
been struck by large historical earthquakes. At present, the area is characterized by low …

In this paper we analyze a seismic sequence that occurred in the Sannio–Matese mountains
(Southern Apennines, Italy), one of the most dangerous seismic areas of the Italian …

We analyze the seismic activity that occurred in 2001 near the city of Isernia (Southern
Apennines) with the aim to add information on the seismotectonics of the transition zone …

The study of ground motion amplification produced by surface geology is extremely
interesting in the Benevento area, Southern Italy, as it is characterized by high seismic …