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RING Strategic Plan

Author: RING GroupOn: nov 06Categories: news No Comments

The RING is an open research infrastructure whose data and results are useful for many scientific applications and INGV projects. We have created the conditions to develop innovative research and to offer a unique occasion of multi-research/multidisciplinary...

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Preliminary co-seismic displacement for 2019 November 26 Mw 6.4 earthquake in Albania from the analysis of GPS stations

Author: RING GroupOn: dic 04Categories: news

Preliminary co-seismic displacement for 2019 November 26 Mw 6.4 earthquake in Albania from the analysis of GPS stations INGV-ONT Geodesy Lab Working Group and Rexhep Koci ª, Llambro Duni ª, Neki Kuka ª ª Department of Seismology, Institute of Geosciences,...

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IONORING – Exploiting RING for ionospheric real-time monitoring

Author: RING GroupOn: feb 01Categories: news

Nowadays, GNSS based services are becoming increasingly demanding in terms of accuracy. Consequently, a deep knowledge of the morphology and dynamics of the ionosphere is required. In fact, It is well known that the ionosphere is the larger source of...

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HIGH-RATE GPS DATA ARCHIVE OF THE 2016 CENTRAL ITALY SEISMIC SEQUENCE

Author: RING GroupOn: gen 31Categories: news

  Since August 24, 2016, the central Apennines (Italy), between the towns of Amatrice and Norcia, have been struck by a huge and long seismic sequence consisting in five moderate magnitude earthquakes (5.4 <= Mw <= 6.5) and about 45000 aftershocks...

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Preliminary co-seismic displacements for the October 26 (Mw5.9) and October 30 (Mw6.5) central Italy earthquakes from the analysis of GPS stations

Author: RING GroupOn: nov 22Categories: news

Following the August, 24 MW 6.0 earthquake, INGV, in collaboration with the Ufficio Rischio Sismico e Vulcanico of the Dipartimento Protezione Civile (DPC) and the Servizio Geofisica of the Istituto Superiore per la Protezione e la Ricerca Ambientale...

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Co-seismic displacements for the August 24, 2016 Ml6, Amatrice (central Italy) earthquake estimated from continuous GPS stations

Author: RING GroupOn: ago 31Categories: news

    On August 24, 2016, at 03:36 (local time) a ML 6.0 earthquake (Mw 6.0) struck the Central Apennines between the towns of Norcia and Amatrice. This earthquake occurred in a sector of the Apennines characterized by high geodetic strain-rates...

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GPS data coseismic database of April 6, 2009, L’Aquila earthquake

Author: RING GroupOn: nov 13Categories: news

Five GPS receivers were installed on the CaGeoNet benchmarks (SELL, CPAG, CADO, ROIO, SMCO) four days before the main shock to augment the existing permanent stations (INGP, AQUI, AQUN, INFN), managed by Italian Civil Protection Department, ASI, Leica-Italpos...

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New RING CGPS Time Series available on the RING web

Author: RING GroupOn: set 23Categories: news

A relevant number of the RING stations has now more than 3 years of continuous data acquisition. The data processing of those data are now providing a clear image of the peninsular tectonic kinematics. Daily station coordinates (Time Series) representing...

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RING network extends to Greece

Author: RING GroupOn: ott 07Categories: news

During May 2008, thanks to a cooperation between the INGV National Earthquake Centre (Marco Anzidei e Giulio Selvaggi) and the National Observatory of Athens, Greece (Athanassios Ganas), RING network extends to Greece with a new CGPS station co-located...

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The RING at ASITA Workshop at L’Aquila, October, 21-24, 2008

Author: RING GroupOn: ott 23Categories: news

The RING will be present at the ASITA 2008 Workshop next October 21-24, 2008. At this workshop, a poster (link) will be presented on Tuesday 21st in the session Geodesy and Navigation with the following title: ?La Rete Integrata Nazionale GPS (RING):...

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