The geo-itinerary of “Anello della Sibilla” between sciences, history and myth: a vehicle for the renaissance of the territories affected by the earthquake using GIS technologies

Farabollini, Piero; Aringoli, Domenico; Bendia, Fabrizio; Bufalini, Margherita; Cingolani, R.; Fuffa, Emy; Gentilucci, Matteo; Lampa, Francesco; Lugeri, Francesca Romana; Mainiero, Maurizio; Materazzi, Marco; Pambianchi, Gilberto; Prati, Sara; srl, Geomore

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“…It is easily accessible to the public and, at the same time, it can be considered an extraordinary and direct example of geoeducation. Each stop shown can be considered as a starting point on which to set up geosites, or geotourism hiking [6], rather than educational lessons aimed at geoeducation, thanks to its language and animations (visual storytelling helps to explain complex ideas) that should make it well received by all recipients.…”

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“…The state of the art of research provides many communication strategies for the dissemination of geosciences [1]: geological scientific articles, virtual field trips [2], on field initiatives [3], , Geology Olympiads [4], geological hiking [5,6], meetings with scholarships [7], geotourism mobile apps [8][9][10], cartographies [11], augmented reality [12,13], 3D models [13][14][15][16], popular social channels [17,18], the institution of geosites and geoparks [19][20][21]. The realization of a documentary film is certainly an unusual strategy and an opportunity reserved for only a few people who have had the privilege to collaborate on this type of project.…”

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Geological Wonders of Italy: The Coveted Privilege of Disseminating Geology and Geomorphology through Science Documentaries

Farabollini,

Bendia,

Bignami

2024

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This paper proposes an unusual method for the dissemination of geological sciences and the promotion of geotourism: the scientific documentary, where a representative itinerary of geological and geomorphological evolution of this portion of the Apennines was presented. The considerations that led to the identification of the geological route proposed to the editorial staff of FOCUS TV are presented in detail. At each stop there was an explanation by academic professors and researchers, mainly from the Geology Division of the University of Camerino (MC), who explained in detail the outcrops. During the episode, insights were also given into the anthropogenic frequentation of the epigean caves in Frasassi (AN), ancient places of frequentation and worship thanks to their suggestiveness and the sense of sublime that they can elicit. In addition to the illustration of the individual stops, the article offers further insights into the geomorphology of the most important geosites depicted, all of which are in nature parks or protected areas and characterized by a high landscape value. The result was the production of an episode of the television program 'Geological Wonders of Italy: The Marche and Umbria Regions', which was broadcast in October 2022 by the Italian national Mediaset group.

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Geological Wonders of Italy: The Coveted Privilege of Disseminating Geology and Geomorphology through Science Documentaries

Farabollini,

Bendia,

Bignami

2024

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Territorial knowledge and cartographic evolution

Lugeri

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Farabollini

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<abstract> <p>The role of geological and geotematic mapping has recently come to the forefront in spatial/environmental management. This paper aims to present some cases of boundary extension in the use of contemporary cartographic tools (GIS and WEBGIS). The potential of digital maps and associated databases offers a wide range of applications, responding to the urgent need to make available to users (practitioners in the technical sectors, planners and society as a whole) the most important concepts to concretely achieve better land management, active risk prevention and sustainable resource enhancement. The application of geomorphological maps to issues closer to society can effectively create its approach to more properly technical-scientific issues, fostering a shared awareness, useful in protecting and enhancing the fragile Italian territory. The described experiences focus on GIS, which confirms its effectiveness both for social involvement in environmental issues, and in territorial/environmental management.</p> </abstract>

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The geo-itinerary of “Anello della Sibilla” between sciences, history and myth: a vehicle for the renaissance of the territories affected by the earthquake using GIS technologies

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Geological Wonders of Italy: The Coveted Privilege of Disseminating Geology and Geomorphology through Science Documentaries

Geological Wonders of Italy: The Coveted Privilege of Disseminating Geology and Geomorphology through Science Documentaries

Territorial knowledge and cartographic evolution

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