Into the topics of the EU COST Action C26 ("Urban Habitat Constructions under Catastrophic Events"), a case study on Vesuvius has been developed. One important activity has been the in situ survey for the seismic and volcanic vulnerability assessment on different construction typologies, such as residential and historical buildings, school buildings and monumental villas, located in areas exposed to volcanic hazard. During this activity, the buildings vulnerability elements to seismic and volcanic actions has been identified through a visual investigation, aided by an ad hoc form. This paper illustrates the survey activity on 9 Vesuvian Villas. The survey, developed in January 2010, involved experts and representatives of local authorities and several institutions, as: ENEA, Bologna (Italy); PLINIVS Centre, Naples (Italy); University of Naples Federico II (Italy); University of Malta (Malta); University of Aveiro (Portugal); Aristotle University of Thessaloniki (Greece); University College London (United Kingdom).
Survey activity for the seismic and volcanic vulnerabilit assessment in the Vesuvian area: The golden mile villas / Alterio, Luisa; DE GREGORIO, Daniela; Faggiano, Beatrice; P., Di Feo; G., Florio; Formisano, Antonio; Mazzolani, FEDERICO MASSIMO; Cacace, Francesco; Zuccaro, Giulio; R. P., Borg; C., Coelho; M., Indirli; L. A., Kouris; V., Sword Daniels. - STAMPA. - (2010), pp. 647-652. (Intervento presentato al convegno Final Conference on COST Action C26 International Conference on Urban Habitat Constructions Under Catastrophic Events tenutosi a Naples, ITALY nel 16-18/09/2010).
Survey activity for the seismic and volcanic vulnerabilit assessment in the Vesuvian area: The golden mile villas
ALTERIO, LUISA;DE GREGORIO, DANIELA;FAGGIANO, BEATRICE;FORMISANO, ANTONIO;MAZZOLANI, FEDERICO MASSIMO;CACACE, Francesco;ZUCCARO, GIULIO;
2010
Abstract
Into the topics of the EU COST Action C26 ("Urban Habitat Constructions under Catastrophic Events"), a case study on Vesuvius has been developed. One important activity has been the in situ survey for the seismic and volcanic vulnerability assessment on different construction typologies, such as residential and historical buildings, school buildings and monumental villas, located in areas exposed to volcanic hazard. During this activity, the buildings vulnerability elements to seismic and volcanic actions has been identified through a visual investigation, aided by an ad hoc form. This paper illustrates the survey activity on 9 Vesuvian Villas. The survey, developed in January 2010, involved experts and representatives of local authorities and several institutions, as: ENEA, Bologna (Italy); PLINIVS Centre, Naples (Italy); University of Naples Federico II (Italy); University of Malta (Malta); University of Aveiro (Portugal); Aristotle University of Thessaloniki (Greece); University College London (United Kingdom).I documenti in IRIS sono protetti da copyright e tutti i diritti sono riservati, salvo diversa indicazione.
