Stromboli is a volcanic island part of the Aeolian Islands archipelago. It is a volcano in continuous eruptive activity, populated and visited for centuries.
\nIts principal morphological feature is the Sciara del Fuoco: a steep slope that descends from the craters to below sea level, where much of the material erupted by the volcano pours out.
Ordinary activity is usually characterized by explosions every 10-20 minutes, called \"Strombolian.\" The volcano can also produce more intense and dangerous \"major\" and \"paroxysmal\" explosions and effusive eruptions.
\nStromboli's activity can cause further phenomena such as landslides, tsunamis, fires, and earthquakes. Therefore, it is essential to know the relevant correct behaviors to adopt.
Ordinary activity is usually characterized by explosions every 10-20 minutes, called \"Strombolian.\" The volcano can also produce more intense and dangerous \"major\" and \"paroxysmal\" explosions and effusive eruptions.
\r\nStromboli's activity can cause further phenomena such as landslides, tsunamis, fires, and earthquakes. Therefore, it is essential to know the relevant correct behaviors to adopt.
An advanced monitoring system of geophysical and geochemical parameters related to the volcano's activity is active on Stromboli, which allows the detection of possible evolutions of its activity state. Specifically, the opening of new effusive vents is generally foreseeable; paroxysmal explosions can be predicted only minutes in advance; major explosions are not currently predictable.
\n","value":"An advanced monitoring system of geophysical and geochemical parameters related to the volcano's activity is active on Stromboli, which allows the detection of possible evolutions of its activity state. Specifically, the opening of new effusive vents is generally foreseeable; paroxysmal explosions can be predicted only minutes in advance; major explosions are not currently predictable.
\r\n"},"relationships":{"field_immagine":null,"field_video":null,"field_link_interni":[]},"drupal_internal__id":20148},{"field_titolo":"How does the warning work?","field_tabella":null,"field_testo":{"processed":"According to the monitoring and ongoing phenomena, an \"alert level\" indicating the state of volcano activity (green, yellow, orange, red) is set. Some dangerous phenomena, such as paroxysmal explosions and tsunamis, can happen suddenly, regardless of the current alert level.
\nTherefore, two experimental automatic Early Warning systems are operating on the island linked to acoustic alarms (sirens).
According to the monitoring and ongoing phenomena, an \"alert level\" indicating the state of volcano activity (green, yellow, orange, red) is set. Some dangerous phenomena, such as paroxysmal explosions and tsunamis, can happen suddenly, regardless of the current alert level.
\r\nTherefore, two experimental automatic Early Warning systems are operating on the island linked to acoustic alarms (sirens).
According to the different alert levels, the plan determines the possible operational phases (attention, pre-alarm, alarm) that establish the actions of the Municipality of Lipari, the Sicilian Region, the Civil Protection Department, and the structures of the National Civil Protection Service to protect the population.
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