Angelica Capozzoli- PhD
- PhD Student at University of Naples Federico II
Angelica Capozzoli
- PhD
- PhD Student at University of Naples Federico II
PhD student in Applied Geophysics
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Introduction
I am a PhD student in Earth Sciences at the Department of Earth, Environmental and Resource Sciences (DiSTAR), University of Naples Federico II, specializing in applied geophysics. My PhD project aims to identify active faults in the Sannio-Matese area, through a multivariate analysis of seismological, geophysical, geomorphological and morphometric data.
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Education
March 2021 - May 2023
October 2017 - November 2020
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Publications (12)
The 1688 Sannio–Matese earthquake that struck the province of Benevento in Southern Italy on June 5 had a profound impact on the region. This seismic event caused extensive damage and significant environmental effects with I=XI Mercalli-Cancani-Sieberg (MCS) and Mw=7.0. Our study addresses a critical knowledge gap regarding the earthquake's environ...
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The 1688 Sannio–Matese earthquake, with a macroseismically derived magnitude of Mw = 7 and an epicentral intensity of IMCS = XI, had a deep impact on Southern Italy, causing thousands of casualties, extensive damage and significant environmental effects (EEEs) in the epicentral area. Despite a comprehensive knowledge of its economic and social impa...
Etruscan cemeteries are the best-known source for the Etruscan civilization and provide valuable insights into their culture shedding light on their funerary customs, social structure, and religious beliefs. We present a geophysical study conducted at the Etruscan necropolis of Sasso Pinzuto, Tuscania (Central Italy), using Ground Penetrating Radar...
