Active faults are generally defined as faults that have moved in the past and will continue to
be active in the future. They are expected to cause deformation and potential disasters if …

Slovenia is an earthquake-prone country with a moderate seismic hazard, characterized by
relatively long recurrence intervals for strong earthquakes. With newly compiled data and …

Submarine landslides are ubiquitous along Mediterranean continental margins. With the aim
of understanding mass‐wasting processes and related hazard at the scale of a large marine …

This paper discusses a full interferometry processing chain based on dual-orbit Sentinel-1A
and Sentinel-1B (S1) synthetic aperture radar data and a combination of open-source …

Active faults are those faults on which movement is possible in the future. It draws particular
attention to active faults in geodynamic studies and seismic hazard assessment. Here we …

Abstract The Earthquake Model of Middle East (EMME) project was carried out between
2010 and 2014 to provide a harmonized seismic hazard assessment without country border …

The volcanism of the Eifel volcanic field (EVF), in west-central Germany, is often considered
an example of hotspot volcanism given its geochemical signature and the putative mantle …

Large tsunamis occur infrequently but have the capacity to cause enormous numbers of
casualties, damage to the built environment and critical infrastructure, and economic losses …

We present a first synoptic view of the seismotectonics and kinematics of the eastern sector
of the European Alps using geodetic and seismological data. The study area marks the …

Mainland Portugal, on the southwestern edge of the European continent, is located directly
north of the boundary between the Eurasian and Nubian plates. It lies in a region of slow …