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Thank you to a new method called "Damage Assessment for Rapid Response - DARR", developed by the National Institute of Oceanography and Applied Geophysics - OGS and the University of Trieste, it is possible to quickly estimate the expected damage to buildings thanks to earthquake records and

The EMODnet Chemistry Stakeholder Consultation, a hybrid event organised by the OGS National Oceanographic Data Centre, was held in Trieste

OGS is participating in the new project MARBLE, which is funded under the INTERREG Adrion programme

Less frequent, but always more intense. Medicane, Mediterranean cyclones that resemble tropical cyclones, are attracting the attention of the scientific community, policy makers and public opinion because of their increasing impact on our society. A study conducted by researchers at the National

Oceanographic instrumentation requires very precise controls and calibrations to ensure the quality of the data collected. The triple point of water, that is the coincidence of the three states solid, liquid and gas (0.01 °C) and the melting point of gallium (29.7646 °C) are very important values

This is according to a study involving OGS, the University of Trieste and the University of Oxford. The new findings were obtained using data from international seabed projects and public databases

The international event focuses on sustainable food production is part of the TLQS, promoted by the OGS and FIT and hosted at the ICTP

The Science and Technology Library of the University of Udine will host the event "Science and Sustainable Food" on the 23rd of February

The Founding Assembly was held in Šibenik, gathering the InnovaMare Partners, including OGS

The Italian Icebreaker reached the southernmost point ever reached by a ship during the 38th Italian expedition of the National Antarctic Research Programme (PNRA)