Studying faults capable of releasing moderate-to-strong earthquakes is fundamental for
seismic hazard studies, especially in a territory that was subject to the strongest peninsular …

The deformation style of the continental lithosphere is a relevant issue for geodynamics and
seismic hazard perspectives. Here we show the first evidence of two well-distinct low-angle …

New fault trace mapping and structural survey of the active faults outcropping within the
epicentral area of the Campania-Lucania 1980 normal fault earthquake (Mw 6.9) are …

The study of seismic activity triggered by transient stress changes associated with
hydrocarbon reservoir exploitation and deep fluid injection is especially important, in a …

We use a multidisciplinary approach to gather preliminary evidence for a Quaternary east‐
dipping extensional detachment in Central Italy. This structure crops out in the Sabini …

The active interaction of the foreland domain represented by the Adria Foreland Plate and
the surrounding orogenic systems is discussed by taking a perspective from the Central …

Damaging earthquakes result from the evolution of stress in the brittle upper-crust, but the
understanding of the mechanics of faulting cannot be achieved by only studying the large …

Temperature anomalies in Earth's liquid core reflect the vigour of convection and the nature
and extent of thermal core–mantle coupling. Numerical simulations suggest that longitudinal …

Active compressional tectonics along the outer front of the Apenninic-Maghrebian chain
(Italy) is well documented along the northern and central segments and in Sicily. On the …

In the last decade the use of passive methods has become appealing in reconstructing the
properties of the propagation medium by seismic ambient noise data, without the use of …