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Dolomitized Cretaceous platform carbonates of the southern Apennines: applying field analogue results to the Basilicata reservoirs
No full textImplement the field data gathered with a previous project with those gained through a critical reappraisal of all the available internal report on Basilicata oil field, adding new field dat, to refine the geological model of the reservoi
La distribuzione della dolomia nelle successioni carbonatiche dell’Appennino: caratterizzazione geologica, petrografica e petrofisica in un’area pilota verso l’elaborazione di modelli genetici ed applicativi
No full textI caratteri diagenetici dei carbonati di piattaforma del Trias Superiore dell'Appennino Meridionale e le loro implicazioni paleogeografiche.
No full textAnalisi delle strutture diagenetiche con tepee e cementi sinsedimentarie trovate nel Trias Superiore dei Monti Lattari e in Calabria e raltiva interpretazione come formatesi al bordo della piattaforma carbonatic
Analisi tettono-stratigrafica comparata in aree di piattaforma e bacino dell’Appennino Meridionale
No full textDolomitized Cretaceous platform carbonates of the southern Apennines: stratigraphic, structural, geochemical and petrophysical characterization
No full textIntegrate sedimentological, petrophysic and structural studies on an outcrop of mid-Cretaceous dolomitized limestones in the southern Appennines which could provide a potential analog to understand the reservoir characteristics of the Basilicata oil field
Caratterizzazione stratigrafica, strutturale, geochimica e petrofisica di carbonati dolomitizzati di piattaforma del Cretaceo dell’Appennino meridionale
No full textREVISIONE DELLE UNITÀ TETTONICHE IN CALABRIA SETTENTRIONALE DALL'ANALISI STRUTTURALE ALLA QUANTIFICAZIONE DELLO STRAIN.
No full textThe neglected early history of Geology: The Copernican Revolution as a major advance in understanding the Earth
No full textAlvarez and Leitão (2010) propose a completely new way to look at the early history of geology, with the declared purpose of raising awareness among earth scientists of the historical development of their discipline, and giving a better place to earth sciences with respect to what is generally considered to constitute science within contemporary society.
To that aim, they defend the thesis that the Copernican Revolution, generally assumed as the founding event of modern science, could actually be viewed as offering the very fi rst understanding of Earth as a planet, and hence as a major advancement not only in astronomy and physics but also
in the fi eld of geology.
The aim of the present discussion is to analyze the epistemological
idea of geology on which the thesis defended by Alvarez and Leitão is
grounded, because, despite the positive intentions of the authors, it risks
lowering the appreciation of geology as a discipline, heavily rooted in a
different and specifi c epistemology, namely that of the historical sciences.
Their reasoning, by contrast, is completely biased by the defi nition of science
generally assumed for physical–mathematical sciences
U/TH DATING AND GEOCHEMISTRY OF CARBONATE CONCRETIONS ASSOCIATED WITH UPPER PLEISTOCENE FOSSIL SHORELINES OF SORRENTO PENINSULA (CONCA DEI MARINI, SOUTHERN ITALY).
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