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New automatic hydrogeochemical stations have been installed across Italy, including four new permanent sites in Friuli, to integrate geochemical, seismological, and crustal deformation data in earthquake studies

Over the next 20 months, the consortium will work to map access systems at European level, engage thousands of researchers and stakeholders, co-design models for a European system for access to research infrastructures, and explore innovative solutions to improve access to these infrastructures

Trieste is hosting the 28th ERVO (European Research Vessel Operators) Meeting, organised by the OGS. The programme includes visits to the two Italian research vessels, moored in the city centre for the occasion.

We inform you that the offices of the Institute will be closed on June 1st 2026.

The annual Council meeting saw broad participation from the entire community and proved an effective means of fostering intergenerational and interdisciplinary dialogue, as well as a means of strengthening a collective and shared vision of the scientific mission of the OGS

Representatives of the Regional Environmental Protection Agencies and the National Environmental Protection System attended the event, which included practical exercises focused on strategies for visualising and analysing physical and biogeochemical marine data

An international research project, which also involved OGS, tested an innovative machine learning-based approach to identify variations in seismic activity observed before some major earthquakes

Experts from the Aerial Remote Sensing Facility (AiRS) of the OGS have scanned the ancient Sanctuary of Monrupino and the surrounding fortified area, providing a unique 3D reconstruction

OGS coordinates the initiative, which explores the depths of the Mediterranean Sea to better understand its connections with coastal waters and identify ways to protect its biodiversity

Precisazioni dell'OGS sullo studio preliminare e le interpretazioni diffuse sui media