790 research outputs found
GUERRERA F., MATTIOLI M., RENZULLI A., SANTI P., VENERI F., ASSORGIA A., BALOGH K. (1995). Upper Oligocene - Lower Miocene volcanogenic sediments in the central-western Mediterranean Region: what volcanic source areas and geodynamic implications?
No full textNuovi compiti per l'architetto e l'archeologo
No full textIl teso presenta i progetti di concorso elaborati da P. Culotta per il Duomo di Pozzuoli e del Centro Storico di Benevento con lo scopo di individuare una strategia trasformativa per la valorizzazione di siti archeologici, che devono restare allo stesso tempo luoghi pubblici connessi ad contesto urbano denso e frequentati dalla comunità quotidianamente
Evolutionary Models of the Cenozoic Basins of Central-Western Mediterranean Area: A Review of Methodological Approaches
No full textIn the last 40 years, several models based on very different methodological approaches have been proposed to interpret the complex geodynamic evolution of the central-western Mediterranean area and, in particular, of the Cenozoic basins. The persistence of numerous interpretations and still-open problems resulted in the proliferation of very different models. The reconstructions presented are highly influenced by difficulties often encountered in considering constraints introduced by models built by means of completely different methodological approaches. For example, major difficulties can arise in integrating data from individual classical disciplines (i.e., geology, stratigraphy, geophysics, tectonics, magmatology and plate kinematics) with those resulting from the use of modern technologies (i.e., digital processing, uses of software, field observations using drones, etc.) and generally aimed to support specific topics. These considerations lead researchers to believe that a multidisciplinary approach would always be auspicious for these studies, because a greater control of the reconstruction of geologic and geodynamic events, and, therefore, for resulting models, would be ensured. After some considerations about different types of literature models based on specific investigation methodologies, the updating of a recently presented evolutionary model is proposed by attempting to integrate as much data as possible about the Cenozoic basins of the central-western Mediterranean area.Research supported by: grants from the University of Urbino Carlo Bo (F. Guerrera and M. Tramontana); Research Project CGL2016-75679-P, Spanish Ministry of Education and Science; Research Groups, Projects of the Generalitat Valenciana, Alicante University (CTMA-IGA)
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No full textSupplemental Material - Nature as Medicine and Classroom: Evaluating an Innovative, Outdoor Course for Medical and Dental Students
No full textSupplemental Material for Nature as Medicine and Classroom: Evaluating an Innovative, Outdoor Course for Medical and Dental Students by Sierra M. Trudel, Emily L. Winter and Mary P. Guerrera in Global Advances in Integrative Medicine and Health</p
Geodynamic Implications of the Latest Chattian-Langhian Central-Western Peri-Mediterranean Volcano-Sedimentary Event: A Review
No full textHigh amounts of Chattian-Langhian orogenic magmatism have generated volcaniclastic deposits that are interbedded within the penecontemporaneous sedimentary marine successions in several central-western peri-Mediterranean chains. These deposits are widespread in at least 41 units of different basins located in different geotectonic provinces: (1) the Africa-Adria continental margins (external units), (2) the basinal units resting on oceanic or thinned continental crust of the different branches of the western Tethys, (3) the European Margin (external units), and (4) the Western Sardinia zone (Sardinia Trough units). The emplacement of volcaniclastic material in marine basins was controlled by gravity flows (mainly turbidites; epiclastites) and fallout (pyroclastites). A third type comprises volcaniclastic grains mixed with marine deposits (mixed pyroclastic-epiclastic). Calc-alkaline magmatic activity is characterized by a medium- to high-potassium andesite-dacite-rhyolite suite and is linked to complex geodynamic processes that affected the central-western Mediterranean area in the ∼26 to 15 My range. The space/time distribution of volcaniclastites, together with a paleogeographic reconstructions, provide keys and constraints for a better reconstruction of some geodynamic events. Previous models of the central-western Mediterranean area were examined to compare their compatibility with main paleotectonic and paleogeographic constraints presented by the main results of the study. Despite the complexity of the topic, a preliminary evolutionary model based on the distribution of volcaniclastites and active volcanic systems is proposed.Research was supported by grants from the University of Urbino to F. Guerrera and M. Tramontana; by the CGL2016-75679-P research project (Spanish Ministry of Education and Science); and by research groups and projects of the Generalitat Valenciana from Alicante University
New biostratigraphic data on the Frazzanò Formation (Longi-Taormina Unit): consequences on defining the deformation age of the Calabria-Peloritani Arc southern sector.
No full textSurgery in acute pancreatitis
No full textA series of 65 patients with acute pancreatitis is analyzed with special regard to ethiopatogenesis and therapy. In several cases (68%) surgery has been performed with good results. Results are discussed and confronted with bibliographic report. The main problem, according to Authors, is to diagnose the real cause of pancreatitis for every patient, so that is possible to choose the appropriate may of treatment
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