Francesca Bianco
Francesca Bianco is a notable seismologist and a key figure at the Observatoire du Vésuve in Italy. She has been involved in monitoring volcanic and seismic activity in the region, particularly in relation to the Phlegraean Fields, an area known for its geological instability. In the wake of a recent 4.4 magnitude earthquake near Naples, she provided insights during a press conference, explaining the intensity of the tremors and the subsequent minor aftershocks, thus contributing to public understanding and safety during geological events.
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Italy:
Francesca Bianco emphasized that there is no magma in the first 4 kilometers of the surface despite signs of deep magma activity.
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Croatia:
Francesca Bianco, the director of the INGV's volcano department, stated that all earthquakes occurred at a depth of 2.7 kilometers.
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Italy:
Francesca Bianco is the director of the Volcanoes Department at the National Institute of Geophysics and Volcanology (Ingv) who provided insights on the monitoring of the Campi Flegrei area.
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Croatia:
Francesca Bianco, the director of the INGV's volcano department, stated that all earthquakes occurred at a depth of 2.7 kilometers.
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Argentina:
Francesca Bianco, director of the volcano department at the National Institute of Geophysics and Volcanology, commented on the recent seismic activity.
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Italy:
Francesca Bianco is the director of the Volcano Department at Ingv and explains the bradisism phenomenon in the Campi Flegrei area.
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Monaco:
Francesca Bianco provided details about the aftershocks during a press conference.
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