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Annual SCAR Report on
National Antarctic Scientific Activities 2001 - 2002
and Planned New Programmes

Italy 1 July 2001 - 30 June 2002

Member Country:   Italy

National SCAR Committee
Title

Commissione Scientifica Nazionale per l'Antartide
Ministero dell'Istruzione dell'Università e della Ricerca (MIUR)
Address

Piazzale Kennedy, 20
00144 Roma, Italy (*)

Tel: +39 06 59911
Fax: +39 06 5894811

The National Reports to SCAR shall be addressed as follows:
Commissione Scientifica Nazionale per l'Antartide c/o ENEA GSP1-Antartide
C.R.Casaccia S.P. 123, C.P. 2400 - 00100 Roma A.D., Italy
Name Address
Chairman/President C.A. Ricci
Secretary

Representatives:
to SCAR
Permanent Delegate A. Meloni 31a
Alternate Delegate M. Zucchelli 9c
to SCAR Working Groups
Biology G. di Prisco 5a
Geodesy and Geographic Information R. Cervellati 9c
Geology C.A. Ricci 22c
Glaciology M. Frezzotti 9b
Human Biology and Medicine A. Peri 9c
Physics and Chemistry of the Atmosphere M. Colacino 6a
Solid Earth Geophysics A. Meloni 31a
Solar-Terrestrial and Astrophysical Research M. Candidi 6c

National Operating Agency
Title ENEA GSP1-ANTARTIDE
Address

C.R. Casaccia S.P. 123
C.P. 2400
00100 Roma A.D., Italy

Tel: +39 06 30484939
Fax: +39 06 30484893
Email: mario.zucchelli@enea.pnra.it
Director M. Zucchelli
COMNAP Representative M. Zucchelli 9c
SCALOP Representative A. Cucinotta 7a

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Wintering Stations
Name Location Coordinates
None
Summer-only Stations
Name Location Coordinates
Baia Terra Nova (BTN or TNB) Terra Nova Bay,Ross Sea 74°42'S,164°06'E
Concordia (French-Italian Station) Dome C 75°06'S, 123°24'E

Automatic Recording Stations/Observatories
Name/Identifier Coordinates Elevation (m) Parameters Recorded
GPS Permanent Station TNB 74°42'S - 164°06'E 73 Geodetic GPS observation
---- 74°42'S - 164°06'E 10 Geomagnetic Field
---- 74°42'S - 164°06'E 20 Tilt, temperature
---- 74°42'S - 164°06'E --- Sea level
---- 74°42'S - 164°06'E 20 Relative Ionosphere Opacity
---- 74°42'S - 164°06'E 20 Ionospheric electron density
---- 74°42'S - 164°06'E 30 Seismicity
SOFIA, 7350, Nansen Ice Sheet 74°48'S - 163°19'E 40 P, T, Rh, w
ALESSANDRA, 7351, Cape King 73°35'S - 166°37'E 160 P, T, Rh, w, r
ZORAIDA, 7352, Priestly Glacier 74°15'S - 163°10'E 640 P, T, Rh, w
ENEIDE, 7353, Campo Meteo, TNB 74°42'S - 164°06'E 90 P, T, Rh, w, radio sounding
RITA, 7354, Enigma Lake 74°43'S - 164°02'E 210 P, T, Rh, w
MODESTA, 7355, Priestley Névé 73°38'S - 160°39'E 1900 P, T, Rh, w, s
LOLA, 7356, Tourmaline Plateau 74°08'S - 163°26'E 1700 P, T, Rh, w
ARELIS, 7357, Cape Ross 76°43'S - 162°58'E 150 P, T, Rh, w
SILVIA, 7359, Cape Phillips 73°03'S - 169°36'E 550 P, T, Rh, w
GIULIA, 1627, Mid Point 75°33'S - 145°50'E 2520 P, T, Rh, w, s
MARIA, - Point Charlie 74°37'S - 164°00'E 400 P, T, Rh, w
JENNICA, TNB 74°42'S - 164°06'E 20 P, T, Rh, w, wp
IRENE, 1218, Sitry Point 71°39'S - 148°39'E 1600 P, T, Rh, w, s, r
P = atmospheric pressure
T = temperature
Rh = relative humidity
w = wind speed and direction
r = global solar radiation
s = snow surface height
wp = water equivalent precipitation

NOTES

1. Only highlights of the Italian Programme (XVII and XVIII Antarctic Expeditions are reported.
2. A few days after the nominal time when, for the scope of the present report, "past activities" end and "planned acitvities" begin, i.e. 30 June 2002, the SCAR received a new structure (Shanghai, July 2002). Accordingly, the activities of the period 1 July 2002-30 June 2003 are here grouped under the headings of the SCAR Scientific Standing Committees (SSC): Physical Sciences, Life Sciences, Geosciences.
3. Most of the scientific research is interdisciplinary. Consequently a scientific activity may be mentioned in the section of a particular SCAR WG or SSC but it may be of interest to more than one of them. Pleasse go throuh he entire document in order to have a complete overview of the activities in progress.
4. Many Italian scientific programmes are developed in co-operation with one or more countries. An international programme is mentioned here whenever there is a substantial Italian contribution to it.
5. Technology represents a sizeable part of, and an important support to, the research in Antarctica. However, technological research, such as robotics and remote contro;of equipment, is not listed here, because it does not fall under the scope of any specific SCAR grouping.
6. The Report refers only to activities in Antarctica. Many activities developed in Italy for data retrieval and sample analyses or for the preparatio of the next campaign are not listed in the following tables. Similarly, activities relevant to he SCAR goals -v such as the composite Gazetteer of Antarctica or the AGONET Data Analysis Facility - not developed in Antarctica are not mentioned in this document.
7. Italian activites in Antarctica are organized in the framework of the national programme PNRA and are identified by a reference code. In the following such a code (REF) should allow an easy recognition of the project and the access to further details.
8.

Abbreviations/Acronyms:

ABS: Antarctic Benthic Shuttle
AGONET: Antarctic Geospace Observatory NETwork
ANTEC: Antarctic NeoTECtonics
APACHE: Antarctic Plateau Anisotrophy CHasing Experiment
ASC: All-Sky Camera
ASPA: Antarctic Specially Protected Area
BIOSESO: BIOsiliceous SEdimentation in the Southern Ocean
BOOMERanG: Balloon Observation Of Millimetric Extragalactic Radation Anistropy and Geophysics
BSRN: Baseline Surface Radiation Network
CCAMLR: Convention for the Conservation of Antarctic Marine Living Resources
CLIMA: Climactic Long-range Interactions for Mass-balance in Antarctica
CTD: Conductivity, Temperature, Density
DdU: the French Station Dumont d'Urville
DML: Dronning Maud Land
EPICA: European project for Ice Coring in Antarctica
GDS: Geomagnetic Deep Sounding
GIANT: Geodetic Infrastructure for Antarctica
GPS: Global Positioning System
HF: High Frequency
IPAB: International Programme
ITASE: International Trans-Antarctic Scientific Expedition
NDSC: Network for the Detection of Stratospheric Changes
NVL: North Victoria Land
OASI: Observatory for Submillimetric and Infrared Radiation
PBL: Planetary Boundary Layer
PSC: Polar Stratospheric Clouds
(S): Summer activity
S.O. Southern Ocean
SEDANO: SEdiments Drifts on the ANtarctic Offshore
SMPS: Scanning Mobility Particle Sizer
SSS: Side Scan Sonar
SuperDARN: Super Dual Auroral Radar Network
TAMDEF: Trans-Antarctic Mountains DEFormation survey
TNB: Terra Nova Bay (indicates also the Italian Station)
ULF-ELF: Ultra Low Frequency - Extra Low Frequency
UV: Ultra Violet
VL: Victoria Land
VLNDEF Victoria Land Network for DEFormation control
WOCE: World Ocean Circulation Experiment
XBT: eXpendable BathyThermograph

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Member Country : Italy

National Programmes/Projects by Working Group

Biology
Subject Investigation Locality Duration Principal Investigator Address
Biological diversity, evolution and adaptation Genetics, morphology and physiology of fishes and other organisms TNB 1999-2001 (S) P. Luporini 13a
Biological diversity, evolution and adaptation Protozoa ciliata and other organisms. Mechanisms of natural selection. Sampling of various matrices TNB, Arctowski St., Scott Base. 1999-2001 (S) P. Luporini 13a
Teleosts evolution Cardiovascular system. Homeostasis. DNA and phylogeny TNB, Palmer Station 1999-2001 (S) C. Verde 5a
Ecophysiology and ecotoxicology Remote observation of the biology of Adelie penguins (CCAMLR) Edmonson Point and other sites in NVL 1999-2001 (S) S. Focardi 22a
Ecophysiology and ecotoxicology Detection of molecular species having a biological interest

TNB

o/b Polarstern		 1999-2001 (S) S. Focardi 22a
Marine living resources Trawl survey of Nototheniodea (CCAMLR) o/b Polarstern 1999-2001 (S) M. Azzali 1a
ANDEEP II Programme Sampling on reproductive biology of cnidarians o/b Polarstern 1999-2001 (S) R. Cattaneo-Vietti 15a
Hydroponic greenhouse Growing vegetables. Sterilization and recycling of effluents TNB 1999-2001 (S) C.A. Campiotti 9a

Geodesy and Geographic Information
Subject Investigation Locality Duration Principal Investigator Address
Geodesy (GIANT and ANTEC Programmes) GPS permanent station at TNB. Tide meter. GPS Deformation Network (VLNDEF/TAMDEF). Repetition of Mt Melbourne GPS stations. VL
70°S to 75°S		 1999-2001 (S) A. Capra 10a
Nautical Charting Bathymetry at Wood Bay (1:50.000) and Terra Nova Bay (1:250.000, chart no. 884). Local charting TNB 1999-2001 (S) A. Aligata 33a
Cartography Geomorphological survey From TNB to Mariner Glacier 1999-2001 (S) C. Baroni 21a
Cainozoic magmatism Vulcanite sampling. Magnetic and gravimetric survey North of the Tucker Glacier 1999-2001 (S) P. Armienti 21a
Lower Palaeozoic Evoloution of Gondwana Pacific Margin Deep Freeze Range, Shackleton Range, NVL, DML 1999-2001 (S) C Ghezzo 22c
Cainozoic evolution Survey and sampling on glacial and tectonic events VL
(Cape Hallet, Cape Adare, Aviator Glacier, Mariner Glacier) and Ross Sea		 1999-2001 (S) F. Salvini 24b
Climatic evolution (quaternary) Sampling of marine sediments, Sub Bottom Profiler, Sparker Ross Sea 1999-2001 (S) A. Brambati 26a
Paleoclimate Carbonatic sediments of biological origin. Bottom sampling Ross Sea
o/b N. Palmer		 1999-2001 (S) M. Taviani 2b
Geomagnetism Continuous measurement of the Earth's magnetic field. Moving of TNB in a quiet location (OASI) TNB,
Dome C		 1999-2001 (S) A. Morelli 31a
Seismology Continuous recording of regional and remote earthquakes TNB 1999-2001 (S) A. Morelli 31a
Seismology Preparation of a new observatory Dome C 1999-2001 (S) A. Morelli 31a
Broadband seismology Scotia Arc monitoring: data acquisition and maintenance of the network. Esperanza, Orcadas, Ushuaia 1999-2001 (S) M. Russi 32a
Glacial sedimentary processes Seismostratigraphy, multibeam bathymetry (programme SEDANO III) Offshore Alexander island, Antarctic Peninsula 1999-2001 (S)

M. Rebesco
A. Camerlenghi

 32a

Glaciology
Subject Investigation Locality Duration Principal Investigator Address
Paleoclimate EPICA Project, deep ice coring. Geomorphological surveys. Monitoring of local glaciers Dome C,Welcome Mts, Sequence Hills, Cape Adare, Cape Hallet, Mt Joyce, Coulman Island 1999-2001 (S) G. Orombelli 18a
Permafrost Surface energetic balance, rock temperature and other ground parameters TNB, Boulder Clay Glacier, Mt Keinath, Simpson Crags 1999-2001 (S) F. Dramis 24b
Mass balance in the last 200 years Collection, trapping dynamics, search for new traps East Antarctic Ice Sheet, Dome C, Talos Dome 1999-2001 (S) M. Frezzotti 9b
Meteorites Collection, trapping dynamics, search for new traps Frontier Mountains, other sites 1999-2001 (S) M. Mellini 22c

Human Biology and Medicine
Subject Investigation Locality Duration Principal Investigator Address
Physiology Effect of cold on blood circulation TNB 1999-2001 (S) P.L. Antignani 28a
Psychology Social adapation of expedition members Dome C, TNB,
o/b Italica		 1999-2001 (S) A. Peri 9c
Telemedicine Set-up of the instrumentation. Remote echo-doppler and first aid TNB,
Dome C		 1999-2001 (S) S. Pillon 28a

Physics and Chemistry of the Atmosphere
Subject Investigation Locality Duration Principal Investigator Address
Meteorology, climatology Observatory activities and upgrading; weather forcasting TNB,
NVL		 1999-2001 (S) A. Pellegrini 9c
Polar Straosperic Clouds PSC and temperature profiles by active remote sensing (lidar). Aerosols, OSC, ozone (dial) McMurdo
DdU		 1999-2001 (S) A. Adriani 6b
UV solar radiation and minor atmospheric components UV radiometry (305, 320, 340 and 380nm) TNB 1999-2001 (S) C. Rafanelli 6b
UV solar radiation and minor atmospheric components

Brewer spectrophotometry and sampling background CO2

 Belgrano II, Jubany, Ushuaia 1999-2001 (S) C. Rafanelli 6b
Aerosols in marine boundary layer Lidar and SMPS measurements along the route Ross Sea 1999-2001 (S) M Del Guasta 3a
PBL energy balance and mass transport Radiation measurements TNB 1999-2001 (S) T. Georgiadis 2a
TNB polynya dynamics Multiparameters meteorological stations on shore Hells Gate,
Nansen Ice Sheet		 1999-2001 (S) A. Longhetto 25a
Radiation balance. Influence of aerosols and clouds Aerosol detection by solar photometry. Aureolametry TNB 1999-2001 (S) C. Tomasi 2a
Minor atmospheric componenets and aerosols Measurements of solar irradiance TNB 1999-2001 (S) V. Vitale 2a
Chemistry and physics of thr troposphere

Monitoring of minor components such as HNO3, NO2, HCI, HBr, CFC and aerosols

 TNB 1999-2001 (S) I. Allegrini 6d
Ozone and minor atmospheric componenets

Total O3, CO, CO2 along the route

 from Italy to Antarctica and Ross Sea 1999-2001 (S) G. Giovanelli 2a
Secondary meridian circulation Measurements by sonic anemometer and radiometer. Flux of sensible heat. Dome C 1999-2001 (S) G. Mastrantonio 2a

Solar Terrestrial and Astrophysical Research
Subject Investigation Locality Duration Principal Investigator Address
Ionosphere, space weather Observatory activities; electron density and riometers Installation of a low power HF radar. TNB,
Eskimo Point		 1999-2001 (S) G. De Franceschi 31a
Magnetosphere-ionospherer interactions; aurora imaging Operation of the "all sky camera" observatory. Image acquisition. Site testing at Dome C. TNB,
Dome C		 1999-2001 (S) E P Balsamo 8a
Background ionising, radiation, cosmic rays and radionuclides Monitoring (sodium iodide detector) TNB 1999-2001 (S) G. Longo 12a
Cosmic background radiation (miliimetric and submillimetric range) Detection of anisotropies and polarization (OASI/APACHE Project) TNB 1999-2001 (S) G. Dall'Oglio 24a
Ionosphere, magnetosphere SuperDARN network - Radar monitoring (maintenance) Kerguelen I. 1999-2001 (S) E. Amata 6c
Cosmic rays Monitoring of the nucleonic component E. Frei Station 1999-2001 (S) M. Storini 24a
Slow variations of the geomagnetic field New siting (OASI) of the ULF-ELF magnetometers and measurements TNB 1999-2001 (S) U. Villante 16a

Oceanography
Subject Investigation Locality Duration Principal Investigator Address
Antarctic Specially Protected Areas Characterization and monitoring of the future marine ASPA. Bottom morphology by SSS TNB 1999-2001 (S) R. Cattaneo-Vietti 15a
Oceanography XBT and drifters (in the framework of WOCE and IPAB), moorings, CTD Ross Sea, o/b Italica
and Polar Star		 1999-2001 (S) G. Spezie 19a
Marine sedimentation of biological origin Bio-, geo-, chemical processes in the C cycle. Mooring and sampling Ross Sea, o/b Italica 1999-2001 (S) M. Ravaioli 2b
Automatic benthic sampling Testing of the ABS and sample collection TNB 1999-2001 (S) G. Veruggio 4a
Oceanography (CLIMA Programme) Polynya dynamics and mesoscale interactions (moorings, drifters, currenet meters, HF radar) TNB,
o/b Italica		 1999-2001 (S) G. Spezie 19a

Environmental Studies
Chemistry and circulation of polluting substances Sampling and monitoring of trace pollutants and radiouclides TNB 1999-2001 (S) P. Cescon 27a

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Planned New Programmes/Projects by Working Group

Life Sciences
Subject Investigation Locality Duration Principal Investigator Address
Molecular biology and genetics Evolution and adaption of organisms. Practical applications of biological molecules TNB 2002-2004 (S) P. Luporini 13a
Teleosts Physiology and boichemistry of evolution TNB, DdU 2002-2004 (S) E. Cocca 5a
Ecology Terrestrial and fresh water ecosystems and latitude effects TNB, Rothera 2002-2004 (S) R. Bargagli 22b
Ecology Bioindicators of natural and anthropic changes. Monitoring of an Adélie penguin colony. TNB, Edmonson Point 2002-2004 (S) S. Focardi 22a
Microbiology Bacteria of the marine environment. Taxonomy and applications TNB 2002-2004 (S) V. Bruni 17a
Psychology Psychodynamics in the expedition with reference also to the cultural background Dome C 2002-2004 (S) A. Peri 9c
Physiology Effects of the Antarctic environment on the circulatory system TNB,
Dome C		 2002-2004 (S) P L Antignani 28a
Physiology Effects of the Antarctic environment on nutrition, body weight and fat accumulation TNB 2002-2004 (S) R Mattei 29a
Ross Sea processes and climatology Hydrology and sea current measurement. Sediment sampling. launching of lagrangian buoys and XTB. S.O. and Ross Sea
o/b R/V Italica,
R/V Palmer,
R/V Polar Sea		 2002-2004 (S) G. Spezie 19a
Marine biology of the ocean surface Assesment of biological parameters by means of a flourescent lidar S.O. and Ross Sea
o/b R/V Italica		 2002-2004 (S) R. Fantoni 8b
Antarctic fishes Population dynamics and trophic chain. Sampling techniques specially aimed at the Antarctic toothfish BTN, DdU,
South Orkneys		 2002-2004 (S) M. Vacchi 30a
Coastal ecosystems Structure and latitude variations. Benthos, plankton and fish communities VL
BTN and Scott Base		 2002-2004 (S) R. Cattaneo-Vietti 15a
Chemistry of the environment Distribution and transport processes of nutrients and pollutants. Humic acids. Collection and storage of environmental samples for reference purposes S.O., Ross Sea 2002-2004 (S) P. Cescon 27a

Geosciences
Subject Investigation Locality Duration Principal Investigator Address
Seismology Observatory activities, broadband seismometry, modelling TNB, David Glacier,
Dome C		 2002-2004 (S) A. Morelli 31a
Geomagnetism Observatory activities, modelling TNB 2002-2004 (S) A. Morelli 31a
Seismology Broadband seismology of the Scotia Arc Jubany, Orcadas, Tierra del Fuego 2002-2004 (S) M. Russi 32a
Volcanism Neotectonics of West Antarctic Rift from aero-magnetic, GDS and gravimetric surveys Mt Melbourne,
Campbell		 2002-2004 (S) E. Armadillo 15a
Tectonics Ross orogeny in the TAM VL
(Scott Base, Windless Bight)		 2002-2004 (S) F. Talarico 22c
Tectonics Intraplate strike-slip systems (VL and SE Australia) Mt Murchison,
Coulman Island,
Mt Melbourne		 2002-2004 (S) R. Funiciello 24b
Cainozoic Tectonics Correlation between the VL/Ross Sea and the fracture zones in the Southern Ocean Aviator glacier 2002-2004 (S) F. Salvini 24b
Geological Cartography Geological survey, sampling, production of maps from Dry Valleys to Lanterman Range 2002-2004 (S) P C Pertusati 21a

Physical Sciences
Subject Investigation Locality Duration Principal Investigator Address
Solar radiation Site testing for a BSRN ststion Dome C 2002-2004 (S) T. Georgiadis 2a
Atmospheric composition Detection of trace gases and aerosols TNB 2002-2004 (S) V. Vitale 2a
Meteorology/Climatology Meteorological observatories. Modelling NVL 2002-2004 (S) A. Pellegrini 9c
Climatology Ice extensin in the late Cainozoic. Geomorphology. NVL 2002-2004 (S) C. Baroni 21a
Climatology Ice stratigraphy. Shallow and deep coring. Dome C,
NVL		 2002-2004 (S) R. Udisti 14a
Mass balance Thickness of, and snow accumulation on, local glaciers TNB, NVL, drainage area of Dome C 2002-2004 (S) M. Frezzotti 9b
Global change Study of permafrost and vegetation NVL, Jubany Station 2002-2004 (S) M. Guglielmin 11a
Stratosphere and PSC Lidar sounding and temperature and aerosols measurement as a contribution to NDSC McMurdo 2002-2004 (S) G. Di Donfrancesco 9b
Atmospheric composition

Spectrophotometry. Columnar content of O3, BrO, OCIO, NO2

 TNB 2002-2004 (S) G. Giovanelli 2a
Atmosphere dynamics UV effects and modelling. O3, CO2 and other minor components TNB, Belgrano II,
Jubany		 2002-2004 (S) C. Rafanelli 6b
Planetary Boundary Limit Temperature measurement and detection of ice crystals and aerosols by means of lidar and microwave radiometer Dome C 2002-2004 (S) S. Argentini 6b
Tropospheric aerosols Chemistry, size and time distribution TNB 2002-2004 (S) P. Mittner 20a
Auroras Image recording of the aurora at various wavelenght (by means of an ASC) TNB 2002-2004 (S) P E Balsamo 8a
Magnetosphere Continuous measurement of the geomagnetic variations TNB 2002-2004 (S) U. Villante 24a
Cosmic rays Flux of the nucleonic component E. Frey Station 2002-2004 (S) M. Storini 24a
Seismology of celestial bodies Sun photospheremapping and optical observation of Jupiter Amundsen-Scott
South Pole		 2002-2004 (S) A. Cacciani 23a
Cosmic Background Radiation Circumpolar flight of balloon-borne instruments for anisotropy and polarisation detection. Geophysical measurements (BOOMERanG) McMurdo 2002-2004 (S) P. De Bernardis 23a

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Contact Addresses, Telephone, Facsimile and E-mail numbers

N. ADDRESS P.I. TELEPHONE FACSMILIE EMAIL
1a

ISMAR
Largo Fiera della Pesca
60125 Ancona

 M. Azzali + 39 071 2078834 + 39 071 55313 azzali@irpem.an.cnr.it
2a

ISAC
Via P. Gobetti, 101
40129 Bologna

T. Georgiadis
G. Govanelli
C. Tomasi
V. Vitale

+39 051 6399586
+39 051 6399591
+39 051 6399594
+39 051 6399595

+39 051 6399652
+39 051 6399658
+39 051 6399652
+39 051 6399652

t.georgiadis@isac.cnr.it g.giovanelli@isac.cnr.itc.tomasi@isac.cnr.itv.vitale@isac.cnr.it
2b

ISMAR
Via P. Gobetti, 101
40129 Bologna

M. Ravaioli
M. Taviani

+39 051 638905
+39 051 638974

+39 051 638939
+39 051 638940

ravaioli@igm.bo.cnr.ittaviani@igm.bo.cnr.it
3a

IFAC
Via Panciatichi, 64
50127 Firenze

 M. Del Guasta +39 055 4235207 +39 055 410893 mdelguasta@ifac.cnr.it
4a

ISSIA
Via De Marini, 6
16149 Genova

 G. Veruggio +39 010 6475616 +39 010 6475600 veruggio@ifac.cnr.it
5a

IBP
Via G. Marconi, 10
80125 Napoli

E. Cocca
G. di Prisco
C. Verde

+39 081 7251230
+39 081 7257242
+39 081 7257234

+39 081 5936525
+39 081 5936689
+39 081 5936689

cocca@dafne.ibpe.na.cnr.itdiprisco@dafne.ibpe.na.cnr.itverde@dafne.ibpe.na.cnr.it
6a

Viale dell'Università 11
00185 Roma

 M. Colacino +39 06 49380464 +39 06 44702989 colacino@atmos.ifa.rm.cnr.it
6b

ISAC
Via del Fosso del Cavaliere, 100
00133 Roma

A. Adriani
S. Argentini
G. Mastrantonio
C. Rafanelli

+39 06 49934348
+39 06 49934350
+39 06 49934351
+39 06 49934284

 +39 06 49934291

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IFSI
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E. Amata
M. Candidi

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ENEA
GSP1-Antartide
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8a

ENEA
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00045 Frascati

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ENEA
UTS-FIS
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 R. Fantoni +39 06 94005568 +39 06 94005312 fantoni@frascati.enea.it
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BIOTEC - AGRO
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00060 Santa Maria di Galeria (Roma)

 C.A. Campiotti +39 06 3048653914 +39 06 30486514 campiotti@casaccia.enea.it
9b

ENEA
CLIM-OSS
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00060 Santa Maria di Galeria (Roma)

M. Frezzotti
G. Di Donfrancesco

+39 06 30483271
+39 06 30484503

 +39 06 30486678

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9c

ENEA
GSP1-Antartide
S.P. Anguillarese, 301
00060 Santa Maria di Galeria (Roma)

R. Cervellati
A. Pellegrini
A. Peri
M. Zucchelli

+39 06 30484938
+39 06 30484165
+39 06 30486426
+39 06 30484939

 +39 06 30484893

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Politecnico di Bari
DAU
Via Orabona, 4
70125 Bari

 A. Capra +39 099 4733215 +39 099 4733229 alessandro.capra@mail.ing.unibo.it
11a

Università dell' Insubria
Falcoltà di Scienze
Via J. H. Dunant 3
21100 Varese

 M. Guglielmin +39 039 2459239 +39 0332 421554 cannone.guglielmin@virgilio.it
12a

Università di Bologna
Dip. di Fisica
Via Irnerio, 46
40126 Bologna

 G. Longo +39 051 2091087 +39 051 247244 longo@bo.infn.it
13a

Università di Camerino
Dip. di Biologia Molecolare Cellulare ed Animale
Via F. Camerini, 2
62032 Camerino (MC)

 P. Luporini +39 0737 403229 +39 0737 636216 piero.luporini@unicam.it
14a

Università di Firenze
Dip. Chimica
Via della Lastruccia, 3
50019 Sesto Fiorentino (FI)

 R. Udisti +39 055 4573252 +39 055 4573385 udisti@unifi.it
15a

Università di Genova
DIPTERIS
Viale Benedetto XV, 5
16132 Genova

E. Armadillo
R. Cattaneo-Vietti

+39 010 3538092
+39 010 3538069

+39 010 3538095
+39 010 3538140

egidio@dipteris.unige.itcatta@unige.it
16a

Università di L'Aquila
Dip di Fisica
Via Vetoio
67010 Coppito (AQ)

 U. Villante +39 0862 433022 +39 0862 433033 umberto.villante@aquila.infn.it
17a

Università di Messina
Dip di Biologia Animale ed Ecoloia Marina
Salita Sperone, 31
98166 Messina

 V. Bruni +39 090 6765542 +39 090 393409 vivia.bruni@unime.it
18a

Università di Milano - Biocca
DISAT
Piazza della Scienza, 1
20126 Milano

 G. Orombelli +39 02 64482857/5 +39 02 64482895 guiseppe.orombelli@unimib.it
19a

Università di Napoli "Parthenope"
Ist. di Meteoroligia e Oceanografica
Via De Gasperi, 5
80133 Napoli

 G. Spezie +39 081 5475586 +39 081 55113157 spezie@uninav.it
20a

Università di Padova
Dip. di Fisica
Via Marzolo, 8
35131 Padova

 P. Mittner +39 049 8277290 +39 049 8277282 paolo.mittner@unipd.it
21a

Università di Pisa
Dip. di Scienze della Terra
Via S. Maria, 53
56126 Pisa

P. Armienti
C. Baroni
P.C. Pertusati

+39 050 847208
+39 050 847237
+39 050 847230

+39 050 500675
+39 050 500932
+39 050 500932

armienti@dst.unipi.itbaroni@dst.unipi.itpertusati@dst.unipi.it
22a

Università di Siena
Dip. di Scienze Ambientali
Via della Cerchia, 3
53100 Siena

 S. Focardi +39 0577 232833 +39 0577 232806 focardi@unisi.it
22b

Università di Siena
Dip. di Scienze Ambientali
Via Mattioli, 4
53100 Siena

 R. Bargagli +39 0577 232828 +39 0577 232930 bargagli @unisi.it [bargagli%20@unisi.it]
22c

Università di Siena
Via Laterina, 8
53100 Siena

C. Ghezzo
M. Mellini
C.A.Ricci
F. Talarico

+39 0577 233928
+39 0577 233936
+39 0577 233818
+39 0577 233812

+39 0577 233938
+39 0577 233938
+39 0577 233817
+39 0577 233839

ghezzo@dst.unisi.itmellini@unisi.itriccica@unisi.ittalarico@unisi.it
23a

Università di Roma "La Sapienza"
Dip. di Fisica
P. le Aldo Moro, 2
00185 Roma

P. De Bernardis
A. Cacciani

+39 06 49914271
+39 06 49914462

 +39 06 4957697

debernardis@roma1.infn.italessandro.cacciani@roma1.infn.it
24a

Università di Roma Tre
Dip. di Fisica "E. Amaldi"
Via della Vasca Navale, 84
00146 Roma

G. Dall'Oglio
M. Storini

+39 06 55177800
+39 06 55177244

+39 06 5579303
+39 06 55177247

dalloglio@fis.uniroma3.itstorini@fis.uniroma3.it
24b

Università di Roma Tre
Dip. di Scienze Geologiche
Largo S. Leonardo Murialdo, 1
00146 Roma

F. Dramis
R. Funiciello
F. Salvini

+39 06 54888022
+39 06 54888026
+39 06 54888031

 +39 06 54888201

dramis@uniroma3.itfuniciel@uniroma3.itsalvini@uniroma3.it
25a

Università di Torino
Dip. di Fisica Generale "A. Avogadro"
Via Pietro Giuiria, 1
10125 Torino

 A. Longhetto +39 011 6707437 +39 011 658444 longhetto@ph.unito.it
26a

Università di Trieste
DiSGAM
Via E. Weiss, 2
34127 Trieste

 A. Brambati +39 040 5582046 +39 040 558 2048 brambati@units.it
27a

Università di Venezia
Dip. di Scienze Ambientali
Calle Larga Santa Marta 2137 - Dorsduro
30123 Venezia

 P. Cescon +39 041 2348505/4 +39 041 2348549 cescon@unive.it
28a

Azienda Ospedaliera "S. Camillo-Forlanini"
Ospedale S. Camillo
Divisione di Angiologia - Reparto "Flaiani"
Circonvallazione Gianicolense, 87
00152 Roma

P.L. Antignani
S.Pillon

 +39 06 58704391 +39 06 58704980

antignani@mclink.itpillon@mclink.it
29a

Azienda Ospedaliera Senese
Policlinico Le Scotte
Dietetcia Medica
V. le Bracci, 16
53100 Siena

 R. Mattei +39 0577 585682 +39 0577 586130 mattei@unisi.it
30a

Istituto Centrale per la Ricerca scientifica e tecnologca Applicaa al Mare (ICRAM)
Via di Casalotti, 300
00166 Roma

 M. Vacchi +39 06 61570424 +39 06 61561906 m.vacchi@icram.org
31a

Istituto Nazionale di Geofisica e Vulcanologia (INGV)
INGV
Via di Vigna Murata, 605
00143 Roma

G. De Franceschi
A. Meloni
A. Morelli

+39 06 51860307
+39 06 51860317
+39 06 51860443

 +39 06 5041181

defranceschi@ingv.itmeloni@ingv.itmorelli@ingv.it
32a

Istituto Nazionale di Oceanografia e Geofisica Sperimentale (OGS)
Borgo Grotta Gigante, 42/c
34016 Sgonico (TS)

A. Camerlenghi
M. Rebesco
M. Russi

+39 040 2150253
+39 040 2140205
+39 040 2140252
+39 040 2140256

+39 040 327307
+39 040 2140266
+39 040 327307
+39 040 2140266

acamerlenghi@ogs.trieste.itmrebesco@ogs.trieste.itmrussi@ogs.trieste.it
33a

Ministero Difesa - Marina
Istituto Idrografico della Marina
Passo Osservatorio, 4
16134 Genova

 A. Agliata +39 010 24431 +39 010 261400 lim.sre@marina.difesa.it