2 February 2022 INGV has released the new one version 3.3.0 of the Database Of Individual Seismogenic Sources (DISS), a georeferenced archive of seismogenic faults (ie potentially capable of generating earthquakes), identified over the years through geological, geophysical and historical data and studies.
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14 February 2022 The INGV Etna Observatory has published on its institutional web portal two new TV channels, based on the video streaming services of the GARR Consortium, dedicated to real-time footage from Etna and the Aeolian Islands.
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21 February 2022 The competition “Draw Your Planet”, promoted by INGV and aimed at Primary School students for the creation of the INGV 2022-2023 school calendar.
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26 February 2022 In Rome, in the spaces of the Villino Corsini Library - Villa Pamphilj, the event of presentation of the volume “ClimArt. Images of change”, created by INGV researchers in collaboration with the students of the "Alessandro Caravillani" Liceo Artistico in Rome.
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