le variazioni d'inclinazione e la sismicità che hanno preceduto il forte terremoto del friuli del 6 maggio 1976
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Abstract
In questa prima parte del lavoro, che ci proponiamo<br />di dedicare alla disastrosa crisi sismica che ha colpito il Friuli nel 1970,<br />ci limitiamo a delineare le caratteristiche presismiche, che hanno preceduto<br />la forte scossa del 0 Maggio 1970.<br />Nelle premesse, vengono richiamati gli studi su fenomeni presismici,<br />iniziati in Italia già negli anni Cinquanta.
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| Authors | ;M. C. Spadea;M. Migani;P. Caloi;P. F. Biagi |
| Journal | desalination |
| Year | 1976 |
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