From 11th to 14th February in Bologna will be held the GNGTS 2025, that is the 43rd Conference on Solid Earth Geophysics, organized by OGS (& co). Many colleagues of CRS will present their contributions, and we will be there presenting these 2 posters: “GNSS and InSAR contribution to slope stability models: a case study in NE-Italy”(L. Tunini, […]

The distribution of geodetic data is a fundamental issue if we want to pursue a FAIR (Findable Accessible Interoperable Reusable) data policy. Joining a European infrastructure, such as EPOS, allows us to make the data accessible to anyone. We are therefore proud to have just been formally invited to sign the Consortium Agreement to officially join [...]

Satellite techniques, such as GNSS systems but also InSAR, are extremely useful, not only for studies of crustal deformation related to tectonics, but also for the active monitoring of landslide phenomena or deformation phenomena related to underground storage deposits, where the injection or extraction of material (gas, CO2, etc.) can determine the swelling […]

Over the years, the CRS geodesy team has also developed and refined its skills as both software and component developers. In particular, in the field of low-cost sensors, we have developed, in collaboration with the private sector, a multi-purpose and cost-effective GNSS platform called LZER0, suitable not only for survey measurements, [...]

How is the Earth made? Why and how do the plates move? What do we monitor with our instruments? Like every year, we are committed to spreading what we do to the public and the community. Here we are busy at the OGS stand at the Trieste Next fair, for 3 days full of science and curiosities!

Yesterday, at the CRS, we had a day full of scientific presentations and discussions on Geodesy and Seismology topics: all the participants to the ESC 2024 presented their scientific contributions which they will bring to Corfu (Greece) next week. Furthermore, the jurist Dr. Cecilia Valbonesi led us to reflect on natural events and […]

The first two weeks of July saw some colleagues from the CRS engaged in the geodetic monitoring campaign, which is periodically carried out in Tolmezzo and the surrounding areas, to collect data regarding the tectonic deformation underway in the most seismically active sector of the the entire Alpine chain. During the second week, […]

Everything is ready for the GNSS 2024 campaign! In fact, the CRS periodically carries out geodetic field measurements in the area of ​​Carnia and the South-Eastern Alps to capture the tectonic deformation taking place in the most seismically active sector of the entire Alpine chain. 2 teams, 4 mobile geodetic stations, 10 points to measure! 👇