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Migrazioni di mare: natura e cultura Martedì 11 dicembre 2018, ore 17.00 Introduce: Ulisse Cardini |
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Pensiero umano e intelligenza artificiale: relazioni pericolose? Martedì 6 novembre 2018, ore 17.00 Introduce: Maurizio Ribera d’Alcalà |
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Squali e miti: i mostri del Mediterraneo? Martedì 10 luglio ore 17.00 Sono intevenuti: Angelo Mojetta, Fabrizio Serena e Lorenzo Rossi |
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LA RICERCA E L'ITALIA: un rapporto difficile? Martedì 8 maggio ore 17.00 Introduce: Roberto Di Lauro Sono intervenuti: Roberto Defez, Andrea Graziosi, Tullio Jappelli, Roberto Di Lauro |
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Così vicini così lontani – l’uomo e gli altri Martedì 20 febbraio ore 17.00 Sono intervenuti: Emiliano Bruner, Elisabetta Visalberghi, Giancarlo Schirru |
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Presentazione del libro “Della Vecchiaia ovvero il posto delle fragole” di Domenico MazzulloMartedì 23 gennaio ore 17.00 |
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Presentazione del libro "Eco-Devo - Ambiente e Biologia dello sviluppo" Mercoledì 4 Settembre 2019, ore 17.00 Intervengono: Silvia Caianiello, Maurizio Casiraghi, Lorenzo Chiariotti |
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Un mare di plastica: come uscirne? Venerdì 24 maggio 2019, ore 17.00 Introduce: Domenico D’Alelio Intervengono: Mario Malinconico, Paolo Degiovanni, Alfonso Marino |
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Incontro con l'autore - La canzone del Guarracino Martedì 14 maggio 2019, ore 18.00 Ne parleranno: Chiara Arturo, Christiane Groeben, Eugenio Lucrezi e gli editori Lina Marigliano e Alberto D’Angelo Scena sonora con musiche originali di Tonino Taiuti |
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L’utilizzo della cinematografia nelle scienze Martedì 12 febbraio 2019, ore 16.30 Moderano: Anna Masecchia e Marcello Seregni Intervengono: Lorenzo Lorusso, Virgilio Tosi, Monica Zoppè Verrà presentato AA.VV., Osvaldo Polimanti e le origini della cinematografia scientifica, Carocci, Roma 2011, a cura di Lorenzo Lorusso, Virgilio Tosi, Giovanni Almadori |
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Internet e Democrazia Venerdì 11 gennaio 2019, ore 16.00 Intervengono: Guido Caldarelli, Rosanna De Rosa, Luciano Fasano
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DATASET 1: ELASTIC BEACON MEDA A Bagnoli SIZE / DATA ARCHIVING MODE: .txt, .csv format with server archived data SZN DATA ACCESSIBILITY: currently not available online but available on request |
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| Short Description | The elastic beacon "MEDA A Bagnoli" is located in the Bay of Bagnoli (Latitude: 40° 48.550' N, Longitude: 014° 09.300' E), a short distance from the coast, on a depth of about 19 m. The MEDA A is equipped with automatic instruments for continuous acquisition of weather-marine parameters, which allow to carry out high frequency and long-term measures. Data is transmitted in real-time to earth with a broadband Wi-Fi bridge and also with the GSM network. |
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Profile System (Multiparameter Probe) The system acquires the physical-chemical data along the water column from the surface to the depth of 15 meters, with hourly rate. The parameters acquired are: Depth (m), Temperature (°C), Salinity (psu), Dissolved Oxygen (ml/l), pH, Fluorescence (RFU) and Irradiance (μE/m2sec) Weather sensors The weather station on MEDA acquires continuously and returns clockwise the following parameters: Wind Direction (Degrees), Wind Speed (m/s), Air Temperature (° C), Atmospheric Pressure (hPa), Humidity Relative (%), Rain (mm/h) and Photosynthetically Active Radiation (PAR μE/m2×sec) ADCP Current meter The ADCP is located on the bottom at a short distance from the MEDA continuously acquires and returns every 15 minutes the following parameters: Current Direction (Degrees), Current Speed (m/s), Wave Height (m), Wave Period (s), Wave Direction (Degrees) and Tide (m) |
| Contacts |
Augusto Passarelli Monitoring and Environmental Data Unit (MEDA) tel. +39 081 5833 603-604 e-mail: augusto.passarelli(at)szn.it |
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DATASET 2: ELASTIC BEACON MEDA B Napoli SIZE / DATA ARCHIVING MODE: .txt, .csv format with server archived data SZN DATA ACCESSIBILITY: currently not available online but available on request |
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| Short Description | The elastic beacon "MEDA B Napoli" is located in the Gulf of Naples in front of Stazione Zoologica Anton Dohrn near the coast (Latitude: 40° 49.668' N, Longitude: 014° 13.984' E), at 17.5 m depth. The MEDA B is equipped with automatic instruments for continuous acquisition of weather-marine parameters, which allow to carry out high frequency and long-term measures. Data is transmitted in real-time to earth via a broadband Wi-Fi bridge and also via the GSM network. |
| Measuring Instruments |
Profile System (Multiparameter Probe) The system acquires the physical-chemical data along the water column from the surface to the depth of 15 meters. The parameters acquired are: Depth (m), Temperature (°C), Salinity (psu), Dissolved Oxygen (ml/l), pH, Fluorescence (RFU) and Irradiance (µE/m2sec) Weather sensors The weather station on MEDA acquires continuously and returns clockwise the following parameters: Wind Direction (Degrees), Wind Speed (m/s), Air Temperature (° C), Atmospheric Pressure (hPa), Humidity Relative (%), Rain (mm/h) and Photosynthetically Active Radiation (PAR μE/m2×sec) ADCP Current meter The ADCP is located on the bottom at a short distance from the MEDA continuously acquires and returns every 15 minutes the following parameters: Current Direction (Degrees), Current Speed (m/s), Wave Height (m), Wave Period (s), Wave Direction (Degrees), Tide (m) |
| Contacts |
Augusto Passarelli Monitoring and Environmental Data Unit (MEDA) tel. +39 081 5833 603-604 e-mail: augusto.passarelli(at)szn.it |
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