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 Distribuzione geografica
Continente #
EU - Europa 5.734
AS - Asia 5.586
NA - Nord America 5.520
AF - Africa 384
SA - Sud America 376
OC - Oceania 17
Continente sconosciuto - Info sul continente non disponibili 1
Totale 17.618
Nazione #
US - Stati Uniti d'America 5.426
IT - Italia 2.333
CN - Cina 1.590
SG - Singapore 1.549
GB - Regno Unito 1.271
VN - Vietnam 1.040
HK - Hong Kong 452
DE - Germania 442
FR - Francia 383
IN - India 272
UA - Ucraina 258
BR - Brasile 253
RU - Federazione Russa 213
KR - Corea 139
SE - Svezia 136
NL - Olanda 125
JP - Giappone 118
CI - Costa d'Avorio 115
IE - Irlanda 114
TG - Togo 83
FI - Finlandia 78
ZA - Sudafrica 78
TR - Turchia 70
AL - Albania 46
AR - Argentina 46
EE - Estonia 45
MX - Messico 41
CH - Svizzera 40
PH - Filippine 40
ID - Indonesia 39
BD - Bangladesh 38
CA - Canada 38
BG - Bulgaria 35
ES - Italia 35
IQ - Iraq 33
JO - Giordania 32
SC - Seychelles 27
GR - Grecia 26
TH - Thailandia 25
AT - Austria 23
BE - Belgio 21
EC - Ecuador 21
LY - Libia 21
SA - Arabia Saudita 21
CL - Cile 19
PL - Polonia 19
DZ - Algeria 18
TW - Taiwan 18
IL - Israele 17
PK - Pakistan 13
CO - Colombia 12
HR - Croazia 12
UZ - Uzbekistan 12
IR - Iran 11
MT - Malta 11
AU - Australia 10
HU - Ungheria 10
LB - Libano 10
PE - Perù 10
AE - Emirati Arabi Uniti 9
CZ - Repubblica Ceca 9
MA - Marocco 9
MY - Malesia 7
PT - Portogallo 7
QA - Qatar 7
VE - Venezuela 7
EG - Egitto 6
ET - Etiopia 6
HN - Honduras 6
NZ - Nuova Zelanda 6
NG - Nigeria 5
OM - Oman 5
SI - Slovenia 5
SM - San Marino 5
KE - Kenya 4
LT - Lituania 4
NP - Nepal 4
PY - Paraguay 4
RO - Romania 4
RS - Serbia 4
BO - Bolivia 3
DK - Danimarca 3
DO - Repubblica Dominicana 3
IS - Islanda 3
NO - Norvegia 3
PS - Palestinian Territory 3
SK - Slovacchia (Repubblica Slovacca) 3
AZ - Azerbaigian 2
BH - Bahrain 2
BY - Bielorussia 2
GH - Ghana 2
KZ - Kazakistan 2
MD - Moldavia 2
MN - Mongolia 2
TN - Tunisia 2
BF - Burkina Faso 1
BW - Botswana 1
CD - Congo 1
EU - Europa 1
GE - Georgia 1
Totale 17.598
Città #
Southend 1.094
Singapore 1.032
Santa Clara 604
Ashburn 573
Fairfield 462
Hong Kong 425
San Jose 373
Hefei 345
Chandler 333
Ho Chi Minh City 226
Beijing 223
Wilmington 219
Rome 210
Woodbridge 196
Jacksonville 188
Houston 185
Seattle 182
Hanoi 178
Bologna 171
Milan 163
Princeton 161
Boardman 159
Dong Ket 158
Ann Arbor 134
Cambridge 130
Dallas 129
Seoul 126
Abidjan 114
Dublin 114
Bagnacavallo 111
Tokyo 96
Bibbiano 83
Lomé 83
Lauterbourg 82
Los Angeles 81
Podenzano 75
Nanjing 74
Padova 73
Westminster 67
Naples 63
Berlin 56
Helsinki 56
Buffalo 53
Shenyang 42
Jinan 38
Pune 38
Tirana 36
Saint Petersburg 35
Bengaluru 33
Da Nang 32
Guangzhou 32
Sofia 32
Amman 31
Mülheim 31
São Paulo 31
London 30
Medford 30
New York 29
Palermo 28
San Diego 28
Pescara 27
Collecchio 26
Frankfurt am Main 26
Haiphong 25
Nanchang 25
Shanghai 25
Trieste 25
Hebei 24
Tianjin 24
Verona 24
Istanbul 23
Orem 23
Mahé 22
Zhengzhou 22
Zurich 21
Catania 20
Changsha 20
Chicago 20
Genoa 20
Granarolo dell'Emilia e Viadagola 20
Redondo Beach 20
Amsterdam 19
Benghazi 19
Florence 19
Lappeenranta 19
Hangzhou 17
Jakarta 17
Jiaxing 17
Dearborn 16
Madrid 16
Turin 16
Bari 15
Brussels 15
Forlì 15
Montreal 15
Shenzhen 15
Atlanta 14
Norwalk 14
Vienna 14
Athens 13
Totale 11.003
Nome #
The new Italian seismic hazard model (MPS19) 1.179
Catalogo Parametrico dei Terremoti Italiani, versione CPTI15 479
An Atlas of Mediterranean seismicity 357
Catalogo Parametrico dei Terremoti Italiani - Versione 2004 (CPTI04) 283
Redazione della mappa di pericolosita' sismica prevista dall'Ordinanza della Presidenza del Consiglio dei Ministri del 20 Marzo 2003, n. 3274 272
Comment on “The Curious Case of the 1346 Earthquake Recorded Only by Very Young Chroniclers” by Romano Camassi and Viviana Castelli 251
Comparative Analysis of Regression Methods Used for Seismic Magnitude Conversions 246
Reply to “Comment on ‘Unbiased Estimation of Moment Magnitude from Body‐ and Surface‐Wave Magnitudes’ by R. Das, H. R. Wason, and M. L. Sharma and ‘Comparative Analysis of Regression Methods Used for Seismic Magnitudes Conversions’ by P. Gasperini, B. Lolli, and S. Castellaro” by J. Pujol 242
The Italian earthquake catalogue CPTI15 240
A comparison of moment magnitude estimates for the European–Mediterranean and Italian regions 220
Automated assessment of macroseismic intensity from written sources using the fuzzy sets 217
Linear or nonlinear rheology in the mantle: a 3D finite-element approach to postglacial rebound modeling 216
Boxer - a Fortran program to compute source parameters of earthquakes from macroseismic data 213
A computer-aided, algebraic approach to the post-glacial rebound problem 212
A comparative analysis of different models of aftershock rate decay by maximum likelihood estimation of simulated sequences 206
A benchmark study for glacial isostatic adjustment codes 204
Empirical Calibration of Local Magnitude Data Sets Versus Moment Magnitude in Italy 200
Comparing different models of aftershock rate decay: The role of catalog incompleteness in the first times after main shock 199
Modelling of mantle postglacial relaxation in axisymmetric geometry with a composite rheology and a glacial load interpolated by adjusted spherical harmonics analysis 198
Fast characterization of sources of recent Italian earthquakes from macroseismic intensities 198
Earthquake Mechanisms of the Mediterranean Area (EMMA) Database 3.0: First-Motion Focal Mechanisms and Their Ability to Characterize the Tectonic Deformation Style 197
Kinematics of the Western Africa-Eurasia plate boundary from focal mechanisms and GPS data 192
Time variations of aftershock decay parameters of the 2009 April 6 L’Aquila (central Italy) earthquake: evidence of the emergence of a negative exponential regime superimposed to the power law 192
The homogenized instrumental seismic catalog (HORUS) of Italy from 1960 to present 191
An empirical comparison among aftershock decay models 187
An atlas of Mediterranean seismicity 186
The Attenuation of Seismic Intensity in Italy, Part II: Modeling and Validation 185
Retrospective short-term forecasting experiment in Italy based on the occurrence of strong (fore) shocks 185
Ground motion attenuation heterogeneities in Italy inferred from seismic intensity tomography 184
Harmonic Fluctuation of the Slope of the Frequency–Magnitude Distribution (b‐Value) as a Function of the Angle of Rake 183
Relative frequencies of seismic main shocks after strong shocks in Italy 181
The Location and Sizing of Historical Earthquakes Using the Attenuation of Macroseismic Intensity with Distance 180
A comparison among general orthogonal regression methods applied to earthquake magnitude conversions 179
Comment on “High-Definition Mapping of the Gutenberg–Richter b-Value and Its Relevance: A Case Study in Italy” by M. Taroni, J. Zhuang, and W. Marzocchi 170
Block modeling of GPS velocities in Italy and surrounding regions and kinematics of the Adriatic microplate 166
Erratum: Empirical conversion between teleseismic magnitudes (mb and Ms) and moment magnitude (Mw) at the Global, Euro-Mediterranean and Italian scale 166
Correlation between the parameters of the aftershock rate equation: implications for the forecasting of future sequences 164
Homogenization of magnitudes of the ISC Bulletin 162
Comment on 'Magnitude conversion problem using general orthogonal regression' by H. R. Wason, Ranjit Das and M. L. Sharma, (Geophys. J. Int., 190, 1091-1096) 162
Homogenization in terms of Mwof local magnitudes of italian earthquakes that occurred before 1981 160
The new release of the database of Earthquake Mechanisms of the Mediterranean Area (EMMA Version 2) 159
Comparing Different Models of Aftershock Rate Decay: The Role of Catalog Incompleteness in the First Times After the Main Shock 159
The Attenuation of Seismic Intensity in Italy, Part I: Theoretical and Empirical Backgrounds 159
Geomagnetic South Atlantic Anomaly and global sea level rise: A direct connection? 159
Implementation of the Complete Sea Level Equation in a 3D Finite Elements Scheme: A Validation Study 159
Inhomogeneity of macroseismic intensities in italy and consequences for macroseismic magnitude estimation 159
Empirical conversion between teleseismic magnitudes (mb and Ms) and moment magnitude (Mw) at the Global, Euro-Mediterranean and Italian scale 158
Inferences on the best form of the aftershock rate equation from correlation between parameter estimates and the comparison of different time decay models 155
The Italian CMT dataset from 1977 to the present 153
Recalibration of the Intensity Prediction Equation in Italy Using the Macroseismic Dataset DBMI15 Version 2.0 152
A comparison of tectonic deformation styles with Gutenberg-Richter b-values in the Italian and Mediterranean areas 152
Estimating the macroseismic parameters of earthquakes in eastern Iran 152
Contamination of frequency-magnitude slope (b-value) by quarry blasts: An example for italy 151
Seismic Noise Reduction as a Function of Depth Recorded by a Vertical Array Installed in a 285-m-Deep Borehole at a Gas Storage Field in Northern Italy 150
Recalibration of the Distance Correction Term for Local Magnitude (ML) Computations in Italy 149
Linear or non-linear rheology in the Earth’s mantle: the prevalence of power-law creep in the postglacial isostatic readjustment of Laurentia 146
The influence of faulting style on the size-distribution of global earthquakes 146
Estimating macroseismic intensity from documentary sources using Fuzzy Sets 143
A theoretical comparison among macroseismic scales used in Italy 142
Comment on "General Orthogonal Regression Relations between Body-Wave and Moment Magnitudes" by Ranjit Das, H. R. Wason, and M. L. Sharma 142
Comparison between alarm-based and probability-based earthquake forecasting methods 141
Application of the EEPAS earthquake forecasting model to Italy 140
Body-Wave Magnitude mb Is a Good Proxy of Moment Magnitude Mw for Small Earthquakes (mb<4:5 –5 :0) 139
The attenuation of seismic intensity in Italy: theoretical and empirical backgrounds 138
An atlas of Mediterranean seismicity 137
Simultaneous Dependence of the Earthquake-Size Distribution on Faulting Style and Depth 134
Re-assessing the intensity values of Iranian earthquakes using EMS and ESI scales 133
The new version of the parametric catalog of Italian earthquakes (CPTI04) 132
Application of EEPAS forecasting model to Italy 131
The attenuation of seismic intensity in Italy 131
The attenuation of seismic intensity in Italy: modeling and validation 131
The determination of earthquake location and magnitude from macroseismic data in Europe 131
The SHARE European Earthquake Catalogue (SHEEC) 1000-1899 130
Full-Waveform based methods for Microseismic Monitoring Operations: An Application to Natural and Induced Seismicity in the Hengill Geothermal Area, Iceland 130
Pseudo-prospective earthquake forecasting experiment in Italy based on temporal variation of the b-value of the Gutenberg–Richter law 129
The new release of the database of Earthquake Mechanisms of the Mediterranean Area (EMMA Version 2) 129
Kinematics of the Western Africa-Eurasia Plate Boundary From Focal Mechanisms and GPS Data 128
Some insights on the flank eruptive activity of Mount Etna volcano (Sicily, Italy) 126
The 2004 probabilistic seismic hazard assessment for the Italian area 126
Application of the EEPAS seismic forecasting method to Italy 123
Comment on “Earthquake Magnitude Conversion Problem” by Ranjit Das, H. R. Wason, Gabriel Gonzalez, M. L. Sharma, Deepankar Choudhury, Conrad Lindholm, Narayan Roy, and Pablo Salazar 123
Sea level changes and vertical land movements in the Mediterranean from paleo-historical indicators, modern instrumental data and model predictions. 119
Purported precursors: poor predictors 118
Completeness and calibration of the Italian Seismological Instrumental and Parametric Database (ISIDe) before 16 April 2005 110
The database of Earthquake Mechanism of the Mediterranean Area (EMMA): a call for contributions 101
Earthquakes Parameters from Citizen Testimonies: A Retrospective Analysis of EMSC Database 94
Le sequenze sismiche: imprevedibilità e incertezza dell’evoluzione cronologica 90
Back-analysis of the January 2017 earthquake-avalanche cycle in the Central Apennines 82
Comment on "A Seismic Moment Magnitude Scale" by Ranjit Das, Mukat Lal Sharma, Hans Raj Wason, Deepankar Choudhury, and Gabriel Gonzalez 80
The estimation of b-value of the frequency-magnitude distribution and of its 1σ intervals from binned magnitude data 80
Short-term retrospective forecasting of earthquakes based on temporal variations of the b-value of the magnitude-frequency distribution 74
A procedure to identify objectively active seismotectonic structures 72
Statistical identification of physical patterns which accompany eruptive activity on Mount Etna, Sicily 58
Active tectonics and seismic zonation of the urban area of Florence, Italy 55
Pattern recognition applied to volcanic activity: Identification of the precursory patterns to Etna recent flank eruptions and periods of rest 54
Some insights on the occurrence of recent volcanic eruptions of Mount Etna volcano (Sicily, Italy) 53
Reply to the comment by D. K. Yamaguchi on "Cross-correlation analysis of seismic and volcanic data at Mt. Etna volcano, Italy" 49
Encoding and computer analysis of macroseismic effects 49
Cross-correlation analysis of seismic and volcanic data at Mt Etna volcano, Italy 45
VAN, Candidacy and validation with the latest laws of the game and Precursor candidacy and validation, The VAN case so far - Re-rebuttal to the reply 44
Totale 16.638
Categoria #
all - tutte 46.521
article - articoli 0
book - libri 0
conference - conferenze 0
curatela - curatele 0
other - altro 0
patent - brevetti 0
selected - selezionate 0
volume - volumi 0
Totale 46.521


Totale Lug Ago Sett Ott Nov Dic Gen Feb Mar Apr Mag Giu
2020/2021577 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 104 84 389
2021/20221.458 185 67 102 76 155 98 76 84 66 66 256 227
2022/20231.707 166 259 123 203 118 91 42 69 270 95 118 153
2023/20241.368 84 110 112 83 100 244 192 129 26 77 87 124
2024/20253.536 270 332 272 301 840 219 247 129 93 95 127 611
2025/20265.596 397 653 680 451 728 320 644 242 1.091 390 0 0
Totale 17.914