PRINCIPI E MONITORAGGIO DEI PROCESSI GEODINAMICI E TETTONICA ATTIVA CON LABORATORIO DI FOTOGEOLOGIA

Academic Year 2018/2019 - 1° Year
Teaching Staff Credit Value: 12
Scientific field: GEO/03 -
Taught classes: 63 hours
Laboratories: 36 hours
Term / Semester:
ENGLISH VERSION

Learning Objectives

  • PRINCIPI E MONITORAGGIO DEI PROCESSI GEODINAMICI

    The course aims to provide adequate knowledge and understanding of the geodynamic processes active in different tectonic settings.

  • TETTONICA ATTIVA CON LABORATORIO DI FOTOGEOLOGIA

    Active tectonics: Provide appropriate knowledge and skills useful to understand active geodynamic processes in different geological domains. The goal is obtained by the analysis of crustal architectures in different tectonic domains, by the collection of several information provided by different geological, geophysical and geodetic subjects; furthermore provide the technics to analyse surficial and deep information, characterization of local and remote stress field and their relationship, and modelling of geodynamic contest. Photogeology: Provide skills useful to the correct management of territorial aerophotogrammetric survey. At the end of the class the student will gain the skill to deal with geological themes through the application of morphostructural technique.


Detailed Course Content

  • TETTONICA ATTIVA CON LABORATORIO DI FOTOGEOLOGIA

    Active tectonics and geodynamic processes, global tectonics, tectonic structures related to volcanism and seismicity activity, collisional tectonic domains, subduction tectonic domains, continental rift domains, ductile and brittle deformation mechanisms, tectonic geomorphology, geomorphic index, geodesy, geodynamic of Mediterranean domain, active tectonic of eastern Sicily region.


Textbook Information

  • TETTONICA ATTIVA CON LABORATORIO DI FOTOGEOLOGIA

    - Active Tectonics Earthquakes, Uplift, and Landskape Edward A. Keller, Nicholas Pinter;
    - Tectonic Geomorphology D.W. Burbank, R.S. Anderson
    - Guida Alla Fotointerpretazione Pitagora Editrice Bologna