2021
DOI: 10.5194/egusphere-egu21-942
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Analysis of a large, seismically-induced mass movement after the December 2018, Etna volcano (southern Italy) seismic swarm

Abstract: <p>In the last decades, satellite monitoring techniques allowed to discover non-catastrophic slope movements triggered by earthquake shaking and involving deep blind sliding surfaces of old paleo-landslides. Understanding the triggering and attenuation mechanisms of such mass movements is crucial to assess their hazard. On December 2018, the Etna volcano (southern Italy) began a very intense eruption, accompanied by a seismic swarm with magnitudes up to 4.9. Synthetic Aperture Radar data from Sen… Show more

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