Metrics details provide a new insight to understanding the relationship between tectonics and spatial-temporal evolution of volcanism a structural high pertaining to the Hyblean foreland domain is speckled by volcanics and strongly affected by strike-slip tectonics Transpressive deformation produced a push-up and a remarkable shortening along WNW-ESE to NW-SE trending lineaments show evidence of positive tectonic inversion Transtensive tectonics favoured the emplacement of deep magmatic intrusive bodies and Plio-Quaternary scattered volcanics through releasing zones The continuing of wrench tectonics along different shear zones led to the migration of transtensive regions in the Etna area and the positive inversion of the former ones This process caused the shifting of volcanism firstly along the main WNW-ESE trending “Southern Etna Shear Zone” then towards the Valle del Bove and finally up to the present-day stratovolcano Italy) provides one of the most intricate and studied examples of volcanism its origin and spatial-temporal evolution are still the object of debate Etna basaltic volcanism takes place in an atypical setting on the front of the African vs European plates’ collisional belt and on the continental foreland crustal block bounding to the west the subsiding Ionian plate 1 was created using the “CorelDraw X5” software) Our findings also provide a striking advance in the wider understanding of tectono-magmatic interaction giving a useful comparison for other volcanic regions worldwide currently exposed around Aci Trezza (Aci Trezza Synthem 542 ± 86–496 ± 87 ka) and in the southwestern slope roughly NW-SE oriented maximum horizontal stress axis as a consequence of the plates’ convergence The latter is characterized by a sinuous trend which is different from the straight and narrow-spaced canyons affecting the continental margin to the south Reduced-to-the-pole (a) and tilt-derivative (b) magnetic anomaly maps of Timpe Plateau and surrounding offshore areas Traces of seismic lines shown in this paper are reported The prominent WNW-ESE trending positive anomaly extends offshore of Aci Trezza suggesting a deep-seated magmatic intrusion The presence of diffuse and scattered volcanics is highlighted by the discontinuous pattern of positive magnetic anomalies Uninterpreted (a) and interpreted (b) T_05 seismic reflection line (running perpendicularly to the L_01 and L_02 lines), which images the northern portion of Timpe Plateau (see Fig. 1 for location). Plio-Quaternary volcanic bodies (orange areas), isolating small-scale basins, and magmatic intrusions (orange arrows) were detected. Uninterpreted (a) and interpreted (b) 21Sud seismic reflection line, cutting through the slope of Timpe Plateau and the Catania Plain offshore (see Fig. 1 for location) rooted by the same Plio-Quaternary substratum characterizing the Timpe Plateau and filled by a thick sedimentary package with intercalated volcanics (orange areas) The push-up affects also the southeastern slope of Timpe Plateau 7 was created using the “CorelDraw X5” software) where it likely controls the sinuous path of Catania Canyon Shallow sedimentary packages are locally affected by gravitational instability, highlighted by landslide scars (e.g. the 1.2 km wide and up to 0.7 s deep scar, Fig. 4) and associated deposits (Fig. 7) Overall, it is remarkable that the tectonic pattern defined on the seismic profiles corresponds so well with the distribution of magnetic anomalies (Figs 2 and 7) Forward magnetic and gravity modelling along the T_05 and 21Sud seismic reflection lines (Figs 5 and 6) and misfit (average error) curves for magnetic (a) and gravity (b) modelling derived from time-migrated seismic sections The areal distribution and size of Plio-Quaternary volcanics are well constrained allowed us to characterize in detail the crustal structure offshore of the southeastern slope of Mt which represents a pivotal area to understand the spatial and temporal evolution of volcanism in this region suggest an older or almost coeval age with the first phases of Etna volcanism ( > 120 ka) seaward gravitational sliding of the Etna eastern flank superimposes on the pre-existing morpho-structural setting of the substratum even though is also triggered by magmatic intrusions Some of the afore-mentioned faults have produced important earthquakes, including recent ones (e.g. the Mw 4.9, 26/12/2018 event along the dextral transtensive Fiandaca fault; http://cnt.rm.ingv.it/event/21285011/?tab = MeccanismoFocale#TDMTinfo) migration of releasing and restraining regions along the “Southern Etna Shear Zone” favoured new fissure-type volcanism and hampered the former one with positive tectonic inversion affecting the previous releasing zones (e.g releasing zones migrated northwards along the NW-SE trending “Central Etna Shear Zone” of which the offshore expression results in AL favouring volcanism along the Acireale coast up to Moscarello and Mt This second shear zone may represent a splay fault of ATL or a step-over belt between the “Southern Etna Shear Zone” and an analogous dextral sub-parallel structure to the north (a possible “Northern Etna Shear Zone”) Volcanism along the “Southern Etna Shear Zone” ceased (c); a further migration of releasing and restraining zones produced a new shifting of volcanism firstly to the present-day Valle del Bove area (c) and then to the Mt the lack of comparable information on the northern sector of Mt Etna and related offshore areas does not allow us to assert whether this second shear zone is a splay fault of ATL or a step-over belt between the “Southern Etna Shear Zone” and an analogous dextral sub-parallel structure to the north (a possible “Northern Etna Shear Zone”) which were the sites of a roughly 320 ka and 130 ka old volcanism The proposed reconstruction provides a useful key to understanding the temporal and spatial spreading of the eruptive centres of Mt the largest and most active volcano in Europe The model also sheds new light on the nature of the tectonic deformation heavily affecting the southeastern coastal sector of the volcano Our findings also advance the wider understanding of the interaction between tectonics and volcanism providing a useful key to explain volcanism in analogous contexts worldwide Gravity data were acquired during the same TOMO-ETNA experiment using an Air/Sea Micro-g LaCoste dynamic gravity meter Raw gravity data were sampled at 1 Hz interval smoothed using a low-pass (120 s) filter and corrected for cross-coupling errors and the Eotvos effect Relative gravity readings were tied to an absolute gravity station located at Syracuse harbour Instrumental drift was also estimated and subtracted from the gravity data by using a linear trend Latitude correction was applied to obtain the free air anomaly field which provided the starting benchmark for the subsequent adjustments Adding the information from the seismic stratigraphy better constraining the modelling approach Seismic profiles show an overall good quality with an estimated vertical resolution of 2–3 m in the shallower sedimentary succession while most of the energy is hardly able to penetrate a high-impedance substratum identified down to about 3 s two-way travel time To image the shallower portions of the study area with higher resolution, particularly to identify fault-induced displacements, volcanic and slump deposits at the seafloor or beneath few tens of meters of soft sediments, a dense grid of sparker profiles were interpreted (Fig. 1) All processed data were imported into the “Kingdom” software by HIS-Markit for interpretation The datasets analysed during the current study are available from the corresponding author on reasonable request The formation of Mount Etna as the consequence of slab rollback Mount Etna-Iblean volcanism caused by rollback-induced upper mantle upwelling around the Ionian slab edge: an alternative to the plume model Etna: early stages of an asymmetric rifting process The Maltese escarpment and its extension from Mt Etna to Aeolian Islands (Sicily): importance and evolution of lithosphere discontinuity Argnani, A. & Bonazzi, C. 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Geophys. 60, 5, S0557, https://doi.org/10.4401/ag-7346 (2017) Download references magnetic and gravity data were acquired within oceanographic cruises founded by EUROFLEET 2 MED-SUV.ISES project (EF2-SI-005) Supplementary seismic data were kindly provided by Francesco Mazzarini Sebastian Krastel and Francesco Latino Chiocci We are grateful to Giovanni Musumeci for his careful reading and useful suggestions to Attilio Sulli for his help during seismic data interpretation and to William Moreland for improving the English We are indebted with the Schlumberger and IHS for providing the VISTA and Kingdom software licenses Istituto Nazionale di Geofisica e Vulcanologia Istituto Nazionale di Oceanografia e di Geofisica Sperimentale processed and interpreted potential field at sea performed the structural and seismo-stratigraphic interpretation on seismic data integrated the dataset with the available information concerning the study area and conceived the evolutional model of Etna volcano The authors declare no competing interests Publisher’s note: Springer Nature remains neutral with regard to jurisdictional claims in published maps and institutional affiliations Download citation DOI: https://doi.org/10.1038/s41598-019-48550-1 Anyone you share the following link with will be able to read this content: a shareable link is not currently available for this article Communications Earth & Environment (2022) Sign up for the Nature Briefing newsletter — what matters in science Sign up for our daily Newsletter and stay up to date with all the latest news You are receiving this pop-up because this is the first time you are visiting our site You are using software which is blocking our advertisements (adblocker) we are relying on revenues from our banners So please disable your adblocker and reload the page to continue using this site.Thanks joining forces and resources are the pillars of the Sicilian business network called Etna's These basic notions embody the idea of doing business to achieve goals that can hardly be obtained alone the network includes member companies with 150 hectares of land and an estimated production of about 5,000 tons of lemons per year in a large plant where citrus fruits are sorted and packaged The PGI Etna Lemon is a fine citrus fruit which in 2020 obtained its inscription in the register of protected geographical indications by the European Union "We represent a group of growers that produce this lemon united in a business network that aims to share experience and good practices that add value to agricultural production We believe that in order to grow and increase competitiveness on the markets we need to focus on the supply and overcome the fragmentation of our production system Being united in purpose will allow us to gain critical mass optimize resources and shorten the supply chain to be reliable towards our trading partners," said PGI Etna Lemon producer members of the Etna's business network The Etna lemon is grown in a fairly wide area that covers Acireale the producers have developed a special technique that consists of causing water stress to the trees by depriving them of hydration during the months of June/July through copious irrigation and nitrogen-based fertilization the trees resume vegetative activity and bloom in August Etna's Network is currently engaged in harvesting and commercializing the Verdello lemon (also called summer lemon) the production of which is exclusive to the Ionian-Etnean area of Sicily Thanks to the cultivation technique on volcanic soil described above there is constant production of this characteristic lemon which turns out to be the only cultivation in summer This is a lemon whose distinctive trait is an external coloration of the fruit tending to green very juicy and with edible peel since it is free of pesticide residues cultivated on an area that covers about 3,000 total hectares an alternative to lemons arriving on the markets from Argentina or South Africa during the same period The superior nutraceutical qualities that characterize this specific seasonal lemon have been extensively described in the scientific research carried out by CREA-OFA of Acireale (CT), "Qualitative and Nutraceutical Aspects of Lemon Fruits Grown on the Mountainsides of Mount Etna" published in Food Research International no.74, April 2015 Elsevier B.V. (See research paper) "The Protected Geographical Indication of the Etna Lemon (See related article) is an extremely important trademark because in addition to certifying its exact geographical origin it enhances its typical and unique organoleptic and cultivation characteristics These characteristics are made possible thanks to the extremely favorable microclimatic conditions that in synergistic action with the particular nutritional characteristics present in the soil of volcanic origin the Etna's network is engaged in the cultivation phases that with the appropriate agronomic interventions will lead to the harvest campaign of the Primofiore lemon The network is made up of companies with a long tradition specializing in citrus cultivation and who have decided to join forces in order to be able to offer the consumer a product available on the market with a wide commercial calendar The goals are to strengthen cooperation among members enhancing the processing and marketing network of the fresh supply chain while not to mention the potential opportunities provided by the companies in the processing industry For more information:Etna's Terra dei LimoniVia Vallone95024 Acireale (CT)[email protected]www.etnasterradeilimoni.it FreshPublishers © 2005-2025 FreshPlaza.com The Archaeological and Landscape Park of Catania and the Aci Valley includes sites located both in the area of the metropolitan city of Catania the territory of Enna The institutional aim of the Park is above all the research the valorisation and the fruition of important diversified cultural realities In the archaeological park of Catania the monumental complexes of the Roman age are relevant the Terme della Rotonda and the Terme dell'Indirizzo the area of Santa Venera al Pozzo (Aci Catena) there are remains of thermal facilities and handicrafts from the imperial age; finally Annunziata di Mascali with mosaic and pictorial evidence from the medieval age Sites of archaeological value are associated with important museums That of Adranolocated inside the Norman castle with collections of prehistoric age among the most significant in southern Italy The Centuripe Museum - an internationally renowned centre for the production of ceramics and pottery - with valuable collections of statuary and epigraphs That of Ceramics of Caltagirone – second in Italy only to its counterpart in Faenza - whose collections of ceramics and terracotta from prehistoric times to the early 20th century come from all over Sicily Catania's Greek phase is the subject of the permanent exhibition "Katàne tra mito e rito" The exhibition is housed in the former Manifattura Tabacchi Katanè is a precious example of industrial archaeology in the heart of the city's historic centre The ancient theatre of Catania is located on the extreme southern slopes of the hill of Montevergine The area shows evidence of frequentation from prehistoric times It also preserves traces of the theatre building from the Greek period probably connected to the sanctuary of Demeter and Kore in Via Crociferi The current structure dates back to Roman times and has several construction phases the first dating back to the first century AD the theatre took on larger and more magnificent proportions thanks to the construction of a monumental entrance A larger cavea and a more articulated and richly decorated stage building were built From the same period theOdeonIt was used instead for poetic and musical competitions Further modified in the 3rd and 4th centuries AD it was then abandoned and gradually covered by buildings Two dwellings (Casa Pandolfo - Casa Liberti) These display the most significant evidence produced by archaeological investigations Heatwave reduces Egypt's mango crop What are the economic implications of the wildfires in the Mediterranean? 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Editorial: The fight against Covid-19 should be guided by science Ministry of InteriorMinistry of DefenceGeneral Intelligence DirectorateAir Force Intelligence AgencyPolitical Security DirectorateSyrian National Security BureauMilitary Intelligence DirectorateArmy Supply BureauGeneral Organisation of Radio and TVAl Watan newspaperCham Press TVSama TV Visconti recovered from Tour of Qatar tumble Visconti considers himself winner of Giro d'Italia stage 17 Cunego quietly confident for the Tour de France “Lampre will be the strongest team at the race,” Visconti told Gazzetta dello Sport “Ulissi is going very well and so is Cunego so there are a lot of factors that could have an impact on it.” Visconti took a break from racing after the Giro d’Italia but returned to action at the Tour de Slovenie last week in order to get in some racing miles ahead of the Saturday’s race in Sicily which is set to see riders who have previously served doping suspensions excluded from participating Visconti shared a fractious finale to stage 17 of the Giro d’Italia with Ulissi in May Although Visconti was first across the line in Tirano he was relegated to third place after pushing the young Tuscan in the final sprint The pair are currently at an Italian national team training camp in Sicily and Visconti insisted that they had put the matter behind them “I travelled here to Sicily with Ulissi and we could even be friends now,” he joked While Ulissi’s name has been inscribed in the record books as the stage victor Visconti admitted that he still considers himself to be the winner “I’ve won two races this season and half a stage at the Giro d’Italia,” he said so for me it’s been a fine season.” Visconti has finished in the top three on no fewer than twelve occasions to date this season and although he has tasted victory just twice in 2011 a stage win at the Giro would have changed my season but I’m still happy to have finished on the podium so often,” Visconti said “It’s indicative of my consistency I think I’m one of the few riders who is always at the front from February to October and there are some wins in there too.” The Local Europe ABVästmannagatan 43113 25 StockholmSweden Wildfires have caused devastation in many parts of southern Europe this July While 2023 so far has not been among the worst years for wildfires in Italy the tail-end of a prolonged heatwave has now brought arid conditions and high winds to the south of the country that have made it easy for blazes to spread Italy's fire brigade said on Wednesday it had attended almost 2,000 callouts for fires between July 23-26th: 710 in Sicily READ ALSO: Sicily set for state of emergency as wildfires blaze A state of emergency is expected to be declared in Sicily after raging wildfires surrounded the city of Palermo leaving three people dead and hundreds forced to evacuate Palermo’s Falcone Borsellino airport was closed on Tuesday morning after fast-spreading wildfires reached the perimeter and surrounding roads and railways were also closed Firefighters continued to battle blazes raging nearby including on the Capo Gallo mountain above the seaside resort of Mondello In the Catania area too major fires were reported All of Sicily has been on alert for wildfires over the past week, and arsonists were blamed for starting several destructive fires as temperatures on the island exceeded 47 degrees Celsius on Tuesday the situation has also been critical for several days and around 80 active wildfires were still burning on Wednesday The worst-hit area was Reggio Calabria where a 98-year-old man died after flames engulfed his home There were also evacuations in the provinces of Crotone and Catanzaro Roads were closed in many parts of the region while fires burned on the Ionian coast between Bagnara and Scilla on Tuesday more than 2,000 tourists were evacuated on Wednesday as wildfires approached the popular resort town of Vieste around a hundred people were evacuated as wildfires neared the beach of San Cataldo in the Bagnaturo district of Pratola Peligna While the heatwave began to recede on Wednesday with temperatures falling back towards seasonal averaes authorities in Sicily and elsewhere have warned that more fires can be expected due to parched ground and high winds READ ALSO: Italy is burning – but many wildfires could be prevented While prolonged hot and dry conditions make wildfires more likely - and more severe - at least 70 percent of blazes in Italy are believed to be caused by human action Six in ten fires in Italy are started deliberately according to Coldiretti Italy's Civil Protection authority has urged members of the public to report fires by calling the fire brigade on 115 or calling the emergency number 112 Please log in here to leave a comment the strong tremor which hit the region close to the active Mt Etna volcano in Sicily has left 28 people injured and 600 people without a roof over their head The tremor which registered 4.8 on the Richter scale causing a lot of damage to the infrastructure in the regions of Zaffarena Italians issue arrest warrant for former Malta footballer Darren Debono, Libyan smuggling king Fahmi bin Khalifa and Sicilian mafia associate Nicola Orazio Romeo Khalifa was said to have controlled a militia and chaired the board of directors of a Libyan company which requested a licence to import fuel into Malta The report said that according to the Maltese authorities the request was rejected owing to the situation in Libya wanted by Italian prosecutors on charges of facilitating a Libyan fuel smuggling operation has been arrested on the island of Lampedusa • Other suspect Gordon Debono arrested in Catania A light magnitude 0.8 earthquake hit 35 km (21 mi) away from Catania, Sicily,  Italy The quake had a very shallow depth of 0.6 km (0.4 mi) and was too small to be felt by people A light magnitude 1.2 earthquake hit 14.1 km (9 mi) away from Acireale, Sicily,  Italy The quake had a very shallow depth of 6.5 km (4 mi) and was too small to be felt by people Miriam Leone is a woman present in the world of entertainment not for a very long time today she is one of the most loved faces of movies Italian Your mum he has always worked in the municipality of Aci Catena He spent his childhood and adolescence in Acireale where he will conclude his academic career at high school Miriam attends the Liceo Ginnasio Statale Gulli and Pennisi of his city and then enroll at the University of Literature and Philosophy at the University of Catania The latter path it will never end because she intends to follow her dream: to enter the world of entertainment It all begins on that magnificent 13th September 2008 when Miriam Leone comes crowned by Andy Garcia and Giancarlo Nannini as Miss Italy but in the course of the episodes it had been fished out winning the edition The national band has also been added to that of Miss Cinema and from that moment Miriam collects a success behind the other A post shared by miriam leone (@mirimeo) After winning the competition of Italy's most famous beauty His debut was in front of the cameras of One morning Summer e Latin Sea on Rai1 and Family morning This last collaboration will come to you renewed also for the 2010/2011 season In 2011 he leads the awards ai Silver ribbons and the following year we will find her at the helm of Family morning and will change the title in A morning in the family he took the stage together with Ale and Franz as shoulder comic in A&F - Ale and Franz Show which was broadcast on Italia1 she moved to Rai Movie e presents Drugstore a program dedicated to culture and digital cinema in the autumn of 2012 we find her next to Enrico Bertolino in program of the second evening entitled Wikitaly - Italy census and until 2014 supports Tiberio Timberi a A morning in the family will then decide to devote herself completely to the acting During his participation in Miss Italy he obtained the sash with the most coveted title nationally gave her a very good one scholarship to be able to study acting In addition to this he crowned her as Miss Cinema Miriam Leone made her debut as attrice in the movie Parents and children - Shake well before use by Giovanni Veronesi The following year will enter the cast of the TaoDue fiction Police District in which she will play the role of Mara In 2011 the film The Usual Idiots - The Movie in which he will have his role and in 2012 he will be next to the great Terence Hill in the TV series "Un passo dal cielo" Later we will see her in the film “Unique brothers","The most beautiful school in the world" "The thirteenth apostle" e “The veiled lady" In 2021 it is chosen as the new one Eva Kant in the movie "Diabolik " directed by Manetti Bros Miriam Leone was named as top actress several times and won gods awards A post shared by miriam leone (@mirimeo) described Miriam Leone as wave as Eva Kant In addition to an incredible resemblance to the character she is also identical in the ways of doing and moving The publisher described her as winking and from the moment she enters the scene she fills the screen with an incredible light the role of Eva Kant seems to be sewing specifically about Miriam Leone who enchanted everyone Diabolik is the film conceived on the basis of historians comics and many expected a great masterpiece A post shared by miriam leone (@mirimeo) of the vita privata by Miriam Leone we do not know many details because it is a lot reserved on his intimate sphere What we know is that he had an affair with Emanuele Garosci had revealed what his relationship with his family was She said she was always a lot supported from both mom and dad who encouraged her to chase her parents dreamsdespite having dropped out of university At all times they have been next and to date they are his greatest supporters 2021 when the beautiful Miriam Leone said Yes to her boyfriend Paul Carullo a wonderful Sicilian town where there was no shortage of people and fans The couple had been engaged for two years and A post shared by miriam leone (@mirimeo) Miriam Leone has posted a few days ago a photo of her completely natural without make-up or "special" effects typical of social networks or their smartphones The actress has joined all of her colleagues fighting for the body positivity writing that you have to appreciate yourself more with your own imperfections the photo had just been taken in the morning Wake-up calls after working late on the set de The lions of Sicily the fiction directed by Paolo Genovese and based on the novels of Stefania Auci In the post he highlighted how important it is love each other as you are without necessarily having to look perfect On social media he has achieved a lot like but someone has had a complaint and we are talking about Wild Lucarelli a post published by Miriam Leone appeared on social media in which she still appears very sleepy and transmitting a message very important she has joined many of her colleagues who support body positivity and if on the one hand she has obtained many likes on the other hand someone has had to to say again has replicated saying that she doesn't see any imperfections in that photo and if the actress sees something wrong The comment of the juror of dancing with the Stars has had many approvals including those who claim that such a post does nothing but feed the focus on the beauty and body of the woman A post shared by miriam leone (@mirimeo) What we have told you is everything we know about Miriam Leone but there are some Curiosity that few know we earn a commission from qualifying purchases through ticketing links This commission does not entail any additional price for the user.