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efsm20

The datasets distributed in these web pages were designed within a pilot study to develop new datasets or strengthen existing ones to provide innovative, strategic data-service portfolios. For these reasons and their intrinsic nature, they cannot be guaranteed to be complete, accurate, and updated in any part necessary for their use in different contexts or applications. Although we made every possible effort to supply the best available information, no warranty, expressed or implied, is provided regarding the accuracy and reliability of the data supplied here. Users are invited to consider the inherent epistemic uncertainty of such datasets in earthquake-related hazard analyses (e.g., surface displacement, ground failures, ground shaking, tsunami). Users are also cautioned to carefully consider the nature of the dataset contents before using them for decisions concerning personal or public safety or concerning business involving substantial financial or operational consequences.

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edsf13

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efsm20

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efsm20

The services and interoperability layers for distributing earthquake-faulting data in 4D are products of the project PNRR MEET WP11 IPSES Activity 11.9a.

Four main datasets constitute this portfolio.

SF3D, Seismogenic Faults in three Dimensions;
SFIT - Surface Faulting events of ITaly;
DIP - Database of Italian Paleo Earthquake;
Interoperability layer between seismogenic sources of the DISS database and active and capable faults of the ITHACA database

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Deprecation Warning

EDSF13 is considered outdated, and its publication is only maintained to ensure the reproducibility of scientific research. If you need a dataset in line with the latest knowledge about seismogenic sources in the European and Mediterranean areas, please use EFSM20.

License

Except where otherwise noted, this dataset is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 International (CC BY 4.0) license. Contact us to request additional permissions to use the work granted by this license.

Citation

Basili R., Kastelic V., Demircioglu M. B., Garcia Moreno D., Nemser E. S., Petricca P., Sboras S. P., Besana-Ostman G. M., Cabral J., Camelbeeck T., Caputo R., Danciu L., Domac H., Fonseca J., García-Mayordomo J., Giardini D., Glavatovic B., Gulen L., Ince Y., Pavlides S., Sesetyan K., Tarabusi G., Tiberti M. M., Utkucu M., Valensise G., Vanneste K., Vilanova S., Wössner J. (2013). The European Database of Seismogenic Faults (EDSF) compiled in the framework of the Project SHARE. Istituto Nazionale di Geofisica e Vulcanologia (INGV). https://doi.org/10.6092/ingv.it-share-edsf

Disclaimer

The European Database of Seismogenic Faults (EDSF) was designed as a "work in progress" and, as such, it is open to later additions and improvements. Due to its intrinsic nature, EDSF cannot be guaranteed to be complete, accurate, and updated in any part and will be subjected to successive revisions. Although we make every possible effort to supply the best available information, no warranty, expressed or implied, is provided regarding the accuracy and reliability of the data supplied in EDSF. Users are invited to consider the inherent epistemic uncertainty of such a database in earthquake-related hazard analyses (PSHA, PTHA, PFDHA). We recall that EDSF was designed for analyses at the scale of a continent (the Euro-Mediterranean region) and that it is thus necessary to add local and site-specific investigations when using EDSF data for studies at more local scales. Users are also cautioned to carefully consider the nature of EDSF content before using it for decisions concerning personal or public safety or in relation to business involving substantial financial or operational consequences.

SHARE | Work Package 3 | Task 3.2 Seismic Hazard Harmonization in Europe Seventh Framework Programme (FP7) Grant Agreement No.226769 1 June 2009 - 31 May 2012