INGV and FiberCop: Fiber optics become a territorial sentinel
INGV and FiberCop have signed a memorandum of understanding to use fiber optics as a distributed sensor for seismic and volcanic monitoring.
Etna eruption: part of the south-east crater collapses, kilometre-high cloud. Airport on alert but operational. Video and images
The collapse of material from the northern flank of the South-East crater that caused a pyroclastic flow. Huge cloud over Etna, but no danger for the inhabited centers. The Civil Protection recommends maximum caution to hikers
Tim: optical fiber to monitor earthquakes connected to volcanoes, first experimentation
The National Institute of Geophysics and Volcanology and the GeoForschungsZentrum of Potsdam have used Tim cables to detect seismic events related to volcanism between Vulcano and Milazzo
Etna, February 16 eruption: videos and images
Hundreds of meters high lava fountains, a column of smoke that covered the sky over Catania, rain of ash and lapilli - Videos and images of the February 16 eruption
Etna in eruption: spectacular videos from the top of the volcano
Etna erupts again - From this morning two lava flows flow from the South East crater and from the New South East crater - No impact on the airport - Here are the images and videos of the eruption
Etna, Christmas eruption: seismic swarm and ash (Photo and Video)
Etna is back in business giving the people of Catania an unusual Christmas Eve - The South East crater erupts, earthquake swarm in progress - The airspace over the city is partially closed, flights at risk - The news of 25 December
Hawaii: Kilauea erupts, earthquake of magnitude 6.9
This is the strongest earthquake ever recorded since 1975 in the archipelago, where for days there have been huge tremors connected to the eruption of the volcano - Thousands of people evacuated - VIDEO.
Etna: 10 injured, videos of the eruption
The explosion that injured 10 people was caused by the contact between the incandescent lava from the Etna flow and the snow present at an altitude of 2.700 metres. Pyroclastic material thrown far away as shrapnel hit hikers.
Etna: the world team studying the volcano
It is the highest active volcano on the Eurasian plate and often begins to jerk puffing out kilometer-high lava columns - In those moments, it is not only the fascinated eyes of tourists and citizens who observe the show, but…