EPOS - European Plate Observing System

Research Infrastructure and E-Science for Data and Observatories on Earthquakes, Volcanoes, Surface Dynamics and Tectonics

Composite view of the EPOS infrastructure showing existing networks with seismometer and typical site, experimental laboratories, tomographic results obtained from the recorded data and simulation of volcano eruption.

e-science plays a pivotal role for EPOS

EPOS tagcloud artwork

Newsletter - submissions

The solid Earth science communities, in particular EPOS PP partners and associates, are invited to contribute to the epos newsletter contacting the Editorial Office (newsletter.epos_at_ingv.it)

Editorial Board

Director, Massimo Cocco (INGV)

Editorial Office: Silvia Filosa (INGV), Alessandro Bartoloni (INGV)

Graphic designer: Barbara Angioni (INGV)

Scientific Committee: Alberto Michelini (INGV), Giovanni Macedonio (INGV)

The EPOS Newsletter contains the following sections:

NEWS, with information about workshops, work-meetings, on-going activities and all other initiatives regarding the EPOS Community. Contributions should not exceed 1350 characters (with spaces).

ARTICLES, with detailed information about the development of the EPOS long-term integration plan and the most impressive outcomes in the Solid Earth Science studies. Contributions should not exceed 5.000 characters (with spaces).

ANNOUNCEMENT is the section dedicated to future workshops, new web pages, software, etc,. Contributions should not exceed 820 characters (with spaces).

IN EVIDENCE is dedicated to the latest developments of EPOS.

Further information

Figures should have a 300 dpi resolution. PNG or JPG format are preferred. Maximum one figure for each article. The length of each section can be adapted.

EPOS will not assume responsibility for keeping cited hyperlinks functioning after the publication.