The days that Roma Capitale dedicates to the Civil Protection of the Capitoline area will be held on Saturday 15 and Sunday 16 April in which the institutions and the world of volunteering will meet with the citizens to stimulate responsible behavior in defense of the territory.
The National Institute of Geophysics and Volcanology (INGV), part of the National Civil Protection System, will be present with various appointments in which its researchers will bring to the public's attention the research, monitoring and surveillance activities carried out in Italy and beyond only, fundamental for the knowledge of natural risks and the determination of measures for their mitigation.
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The appointments with the INGV in the days at the Circus Maximus
Saturday April 15th | 9:30 am | Conference room 1
Inauguration of the Days
The President of INGV, prof. Carlo Doglioni, will be present at the inaugural event, together with the other local and national civil protection authorities.
Saturday April 15th | 9:45 - 19:30 | Via dei Cerchi (central pedestrian entrance)
Opening of the INGV Info Point
Information on the seismic and volcanic hazards affecting the Roman area and on the monitoring activities that INGV carries out daily in Italy 24/7. A station will be set up with real-time connection to the INGV Seismic Monitoring and Tsunami Warning Room and a functioning seismic station, connected to a monitor that will allow you to observe the waves originating from the "earthquakes" produced by visitors jumping next to the sensor .
Saturday April 15th | 10:00 am | INGV Info Point
The Two Volcanoes | Educational workshop
Children between 5 and 10 years old, in teams, will build two volcanoes and make them erupt. Thus, they will know the fundamental topics of volcanology and volcanic risk. Children will use and have fun with elements of everyday life and with vinegar, bicarbonate and flour they will reproduce a small volcanic eruption and the difference between an effusive eruption and an explosive one.
Saturday April 15th | 11:00 am | INGV Info Point
Escape Volcano | Educational workshop
Children aged between 11 and 15, organized into teams, will play with INGV researchers on learning about volcanoes, mitigating the risks associated with them as well as protecting the environment.
Players will have to use all their creativity through dynamic and engaging activities to get out of the volcano before the eruption. To reach the crater before the volcano erupts, you have to pass all the tests that will arise: draw, taboo, multiple choice or mime. Be careful, however, that you risk returning to the magma chamber.
Saturday April 15th | 11:30 am | INGV Info Point
Massimo Ranaldi (INGV volcanologist)
Volcanic hazard associated with the activity of the Albano crater
Saturday April 15th | 12:00 am | INGV Info Point
The Two Volcanoes | Educational workshop
Children between 5 and 10 years old, in teams, will build two volcanoes and make them erupt. Thus, they will know the fundamental topics of volcanology and volcanic risk. Children will use and have fun with elements of everyday life and with vinegar, bicarbonate and flour they will reproduce a small volcanic eruption and the difference between an effusive eruption and an explosive one.
Saturday April 15th | 15:00 am | INGV Info Point
Monia Maresci
The evolution of historical instruments: 250 years of instrumental seismology in Italy and Rome.
Saturday April 15th | 15:00 am | INGV Info Point
Escape Volcano | Educational workshop
Children aged between 11 and 15, organized into teams, will play with INGV researchers on learning about volcanoes, mitigating the risks associated with them as well as protecting the environment.
Players will have to use all their creativity through dynamic and engaging activities to get out of the volcano before the eruption. To reach the crater before the volcano erupts, you have to pass all the tests that will arise: draw, taboo, multiple choice or mime. Be careful, however, that you risk returning to the magma chamber.
Saturday April 15th | 16:00 am | INGV Info Point
Aldo Winkler (INGV paleomagnetist)
The magnetism of leaves and lichens to delineate and reduce the impact of air pollution on cultural heritage. Research on the Villa Farnesina and the Palatine Hill.
Saturday April 15th | 16:00 am | INGV Info Point
The Two Volcanoes | Educational workshop
Children between 5 and 10 years old, in teams, will build two volcanoes and make them erupt. Thus, they will know the fundamental topics of volcanology and volcanic risk. Children will use and have fun with elements of everyday life and with vinegar, bicarbonate and flour they will reproduce a small volcanic eruption and the difference between an effusive eruption and an explosive one.
Saturday April 15th | 17:00 am | INGV Info Point
Alessandro Amato (INGV seismologist)
Seaquakes, tsunamis and naumachie in Rome.
Saturday April 15th | 17:00 am | INGV Info Point
Escape Volcano | Educational workshop
Children aged between 11 and 15, organized into teams, will play with INGV researchers on learning about volcanoes, mitigating the risks associated with them as well as protecting the environment.
Players will have to use all their creativity through dynamic and engaging activities to get out of the volcano before the eruption. To reach the crater before the volcano erupts, you have to pass all the tests that will arise: draw, taboo, multiple choice or mime. Be careful, however, that you risk returning to the magma chamber.
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Sunday April 16 | 9:00-19:30 | INGV Info Point
Activities for the public
Information on the seismic and volcanic hazards of the Roman area and on the monitoring activities carried out daily and without interruption by INGV in Italy.
A station will be connected in real time with the Seismic Monitoring and Tsunami Alert Room of the INGV in Rome and an active seismic station will be connected to a monitor so as to see the waves originating from the 'earthquakes' produced by visitors jumping next to the sensor.
Sunday April 16 | 10:00 am | INGV Info Point
The Two Volcanoes | Educational workshop
Children between 5 and 10 years old, in teams, will build two volcanoes and make them erupt. Thus, they will know the fundamental topics of volcanology and volcanic risk. Children will use and have fun with elements of everyday life and with vinegar, bicarbonate and flour they will reproduce a small volcanic eruption and the difference between an effusive eruption and an explosive one.
Sunday April 16 | 11:00 am | INGV Info Point
Escape Volcano | Educational workshop
Children aged between 11 and 15, organized into teams, will play with INGV researchers on learning about volcanoes, mitigating the risks associated with them as well as protecting the environment.
Players will have to use all their creativity through dynamic and engaging activities to get out of the volcano before the eruption. To reach the crater before the volcano erupts, you have to pass all the tests that will arise: draw, taboo, multiple choice or mime. Be careful, however, that you risk returning to the magma chamber.
Sunday 16 | 11:00 am | INGV Info Point
Andrea Tertulliani (INGV seismologist)
Earthquakes in Rome
Sunday April 16 | 12:00 am | INGV Info Point
The Two Volcanoes | Educational workshop
Children between 5 and 10 years old, in teams, will build two volcanoes and make them erupt. Thus, they will know the fundamental topics of volcanology and volcanic risk. Children will use and have fun with elements of everyday life and with vinegar, bicarbonate and flour they will reproduce a small volcanic eruption and the difference between an effusive eruption and an explosive one.
Sunday 16 | 12:00 am | INGV Info Point
Marco Anzidei (INGV geomareologist)
Sea level variations along the Lazio coasts: from Roman times to 2100
Sunday 16 | 15:00 | Conference room 1
“...When the Earth shakes…”
Moderated by the arch. Andrea Lorito (Roma Capitale), the President of INGV, Eng. Luigi D'angelo (Operational Director Coord. Emergencies, Dip.Protezione Civil), dr. Marco Lorentini (President of the OdV Giannino Caria) and the geol. Gianluca Ferri (Funz. DPC Roma Capitale) will discuss seismic risk and tsunami risk and their effects.
Sunday April 16 | 15:00 am | INGV Info Point
Escape Volcano | Educational workshop
Children aged between 11 and 15, organized into teams, will play with INGV researchers on learning about volcanoes, mitigating the risks associated with them as well as protecting the environment.
Players will have to use all their creativity through dynamic and engaging activities to get out of the volcano before the eruption. To reach the crater before the volcano erupts, you have to pass all the tests that will arise: draw, taboo, multiple choice or mime. Be careful, however, that you risk returning to the magma chamber.
Sunday 16 | 16:00 am | INGV Info Point
Luca Pizzino (INGV geochemist)
Gas Hazards (CO2 and radon) in Lazio, with particular reference to the urban area of Rome: causes, effects and possible remedies.
Sunday April 16 | 17:00 am | INGV Info Point
Maurizio Pignone (INGV geologist)
Earthquakes in an App. Seismicity in real time on your smartphone.
The presentation of the new version of the INGVterremoti application with a more intuitive graphical interface, the improvement of the search filters, the inclusion of the provisional estimate, the renewed News section with articles from the blog - INGVterremoti magazine, the StoryMaps gallery.
Sunday April 16 | 16:00 am | INGV Info Point
The Two Volcanoes | Educational workshop
Children between 5 and 10 years old, in teams, will build two volcanoes and make them erupt. Thus, they will know the fundamental topics of volcanology and volcanic risk. Children will use and have fun with elements of everyday life and with vinegar, bicarbonate and flour they will reproduce a small volcanic eruption and the difference between an effusive eruption and an explosive one.
Sunday April 16 | 17:00 am | INGV Info Point
Escape Volcano | Educational workshop
Children aged between 11 and 15, organized into teams, will play with INGV researchers on learning about volcanoes, mitigating the risks associated with them as well as protecting the environment.
Players will have to use all their creativity through dynamic and engaging activities to get out of the volcano before the eruption. To reach the crater before the volcano erupts, you have to pass all the tests that will arise: draw, taboo, multiple choice or mime. Be careful, however, that you risk returning to the magma chamber.
