We’re excited to share a new contribution from our Director, Alessio Testa, to the Fault2SHA community, as part of the FDH Lab Talk series (#7).In this short talk, Alessio presents a practical application of Probabilistic Fault Displacement Hazard Assessment (PFDHA) for a dam located in central Italy. The case study highlights the integration of fault...Read More

As part of the Surface Faulting Hazard Analysis for the Montedoglio Dam, the founders of Shaking, in collaboration with several Italian and international institutions (University of Perugi and Chieti & INGV – Italy; IRSN – France), applied a probabilistic approach for the first time in Italy to investigate surface faulting hazards at the site of...Read More

Two members of our team have been interviewed to talk about Shaking, our company and a spin-off of the University G. D’Annunzio of Chieti. Below you can find the English translation of the text in the video: “Shaking is a spin-off of the University of D’Annunzio Chieti Pescara, founded in 2023. The spin-off’s mission is...Read More

We analyzed the capability of the Anghiari fault (Upper Tiber Valley, Northern Apennines of Italy) to reach and break the topographic surface during a strong earthquake. The paleoseismological data revealed the seismic history of the Anghiari fault, assessing its capability to recurrently break the surface during strong earthquakes.Read More

The first Italian study on the probability of surface faulting of a dam with strategic importance is presented at the Ministry of Infrastructure and TransportRead More