la quarta edizione della Conferenza A. Rittmann organizzata da AIV, INGV e UNICT, che si terrà a Catania dal 12 al 14 Febbraio 2020, si avvia ad essere l'appuntamento più importante di vulcanologia a scala nazionale. Abbiamo il piacere di informarvi che nell'ambito della Conferenza sarà in programma la sessione "Landscapes and Geo-Cultural Heritage in volcanic areas: a great chance for the management of geosites and the volcanological education". Gli obiettivi della sessione proposta sono riportati di seguito:
Landscapes and geo-cultural sites in volcanic areas have great potential for a sustainable development through geo-tourism. Indeed, these areas are worldwide source of unique scientific information and/or exclusive sites of cultural aspects often deriving from a long history of interaction between volcanoes and human communities. In many cases, however, these areas are increasingly being recognized as critical sites to preserve or pose questions about the best way to make aware visitors about volcanic hazards and to ensure minimization of risks. This means that conservation and valorization of these areas pass through an appropriate scientific knowledge as guarantee for the best presentation and dissemination of Geo-Cultural Heritage as well as through accurate programs for the risk management ensuring safety and security of visitors. In this session, we expect works addressing themes of Geo-Cultural Heritage (sites, objects, instruments, remains, memories, narratives, indigenous knowledge), volcano geo-tourism, education and outreach, which are aimed at promoting an exchange of information and experiences between organizations and people responsible for managing and/or working in volcanic areas (protected, such as parks, or not), and for sharing knowledge regarding experiences in geo-tourism, management of sites, pedagogy of volcanology at any level (primary, secondary, tertiary education) and outreach.
È già possibile sottomettere i contributi alla sessione per presentazioni orali e poster. La scadenza per l'invio dei contributi è fissata al 30 Novembre 2019. Ulteriori informazioni sulle modalità di sottomissione sono presenti al seguente link https://www.conferenzarittmann.it
Landscapes and geo-cultural sites in volcanic areas have great potential for a sustainable development through geo-tourism. Indeed, these areas are worldwide source of unique scientific information and/or exclusive sites of cultural aspects often deriving from a long history of interaction between volcanoes and human communities. In many cases, however, these areas are increasingly being recognized as critical sites to preserve or pose questions about the best way to make aware visitors about volcanic hazards and to ensure minimization of risks. This means that conservation and valorization of these areas pass through an appropriate scientific knowledge as guarantee for the best presentation and dissemination of Geo-Cultural Heritage as well as through accurate programs for the risk management ensuring safety and security of visitors. In this session, we expect works addressing themes of Geo-Cultural Heritage (sites, objects, instruments, remains, memories, narratives, indigenous knowledge), volcano geo-tourism, education and outreach, which are aimed at promoting an exchange of information and experiences between organizations and people responsible for managing and/or working in volcanic areas (protected, such as parks, or not), and for sharing knowledge regarding experiences in geo-tourism, management of sites, pedagogy of volcanology at any level (primary, secondary, tertiary education) and outreach.
È già possibile sottomettere i contributi alla sessione per presentazioni orali e poster. La scadenza per l'invio dei contributi è fissata al 30 Novembre 2019. Ulteriori informazioni sulle modalità di sottomissione sono presenti al seguente link https://www.conferenzarittmann.it
Cari saluti, ci vediamo presto a Catania
Chiara Cardaci (Dipartimento Protezione Civile; chiara.cardaci@protezionecivile.it)
Rosella Nave (INGV – Osservatorio Vesuviano; rosella.nave@ingv.it)
Marco Viccaro (Università di Catania; m.viccaro@unict.it)
Rosella Nave (INGV – Osservatorio Vesuviano; rosella.nave@ingv.it)
Marco Viccaro (Università di Catania; m.viccaro@unict.it)