Salvatore Stramondo
Salvatore Stramondo is a professor at Sapienza University and the director of the National Earthquake Observatory section at INGV (Istituto Nazionale di Geofisica e Vulcanologia) in Italy. He is recognized for his expertise in seismology and tectonic movements, particularly in relation to significant earthquakes. In a recent interview, he provided insights into the exceptional earthquake that occurred in Myanmar, comparing its magnitude and impact to historical earthquakes in Italy and emphasizing the ongoing tectonic activity in the region.
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Salvatore Stramondo, director of the National Earthquake Observatory of Ingv, explains the violence of the earthquake that struck Myanmar.
«Il terreno rischia di liquefarsi»: il terremoto in Myanmar e le scosse «316 volte più potenti di Amatrice»
Italy· 2025-03-29Salvatore Stramondo, a professor at Sapienza and director of the national earthquake observatory section at Ingv, explains the exceptional nature of the earthquake that occurred in Myanmar.
Stramondo (Ingv): «Terremoto in Myanmar 300 volte più forte di quello di Amatrice. Il rischio di liquefazione del suolo»Italy· 2025-03-28