...Francesco Pintori; Federica Sparacino; Federica Riguzzi Abstract We analyze the interplay between hydrology, deformation, and seismicity in the Matese massif, located in the Italian Southern Apennines. We find that this area is characterized by the concurrent action of two hydrologically driven...

...P. Robustini; S. Corrado; D. Di Bucci; R. A. Calabro; Milly Tornaghi; Enrico Tavarnelli; Fernando Calamita; Werter Paltrinieri Abstract The aim of this paper is to define the structural geometry and kinematics of Neogene deformation of the Matese Massif in order to validate the applicability...

...Antonella Antonucci; Stefano De Corso; Emiliano Di Luzio; Federica Lenci; Patrizia Sansonne; Davide Scrocca; Mario Tozzi Abstract A transitional sequence between the carbonatic platform and the pelagic domain in the Montagnola di Frosolone and the Matese Massif. Above a Triassic-Oligocene dolomitic...

... karst maps Matese Massif mineral waters Southern Europe springs surface water Venafro Plain water balance ...

... Italy low-angle faults Matese Massif Neogene normal faults Quaternary Southern Apennines Southern Europe tectonics Tertiary ...

... clastic rocks Coccolithophoraceae Europe Foraminifera Invertebrata Italy limestone marl Matese Massif Messinian microfossils Miocene Molise Italy Neogene Plantae Protista sedimentary petrology sedimentary rocks Southern Europe stratigraphy Tertiary upper Miocene ...

... Matese Massif Matese Mountains Mesozoic microfossils Monte Capello mudstone oolite packstone paleogeography peritidal environment Protista Rhaetian scarps sedimentary basins sedimentary rocks slope environment slope stability Southern Apennines Southern Europe submarine environment...

...‐Triassic clastic deposits and phyllites, which in turn presumably cover the Hercynian crystalline basement of Adria ( Roure et al. , 1991 ; Vai, 2001 ). In the study region, Quaternary normal faults striking northwest–southeast have featured the present‐day structural setting of the Matese massif...

... and turbiditic calcarenites and sandstones; the age of the sequence ranges from Upper Oligocene to Middle Miocene (Fig. 3B, column a). (2) The Latium Abruzzi domain, cropping out in the Matese massif with a predominant E W structural trend, is made up of Upper Triassic to Upper Cretaceous platform carbonates...

... , P. , and Tornaghi , M. , 2003 , Thin-skinned vs. thick-skinned tectonics in the Matese Massif, Central–Southern Apennines (Italy) : Tectonophysics , v. 377 , p. 269 – 297 , https://doi.org/10.1016/j.tecto.2003.09.010 . Camarda , M. , Guerrieri , S. , and Valenza , M...

...; 7, Gran Sasso; 8, Fucino; 9, Mt. Morrone; 10, Upper Sangro; 11, Mt. Rotella‐Aremogna; 12, Aquae Iuliae; 13, northern Matese; 14, Mt. Marzano; 15, Caggiano; 16, Mt. Pollino; 17, Rossano; 18, Crati Valley; 19, Savuto; 20, Cecita Lake; 21, Lakes; 22, Lamezia; 23, Serre; 24, Cittanova). The gray...

... amount of free gas phase. The water is the result of a mix of a deep and a shallow aquifer ( Corniello and De Riso, 1986 ). The shallow component derives mostly from the south-east carbonatic massif of Matese, located northeast of Telese. It mixes with fluids of a deeper origin rising along lithospheric...

...» . Annali di Geofisica , 36 . Calabrò R. Corrado S. Di Bucci D. Robustini P. Tornaghi M.E. ( 2003 ) - Thin-skinned vs. thick-skinned tectonics in the Matese Massif, Central-Southern Apennines (Italy) . Tectonophysics , 377 , 269 – 297 . Cello G. Lentini F...

... of the southern Apennines, Italy (modified after Vitale and Ciarcia, 2022). (B) Tectonic scheme showing the geometric relationships between the major tectonic complexes of the southern Apennines. (C) Southwestern Matese Massif geological map and (D) cross section and location of the outcrop studied (modified...

... on the polarities generally provide unconstrained solutions.) From late 2013 to early 2014, a sequence of about 250 events occurred in the Matese massif, which is a part of the southern Apennines (Italy). Almost all the events occurred at 10–20 km depth (see Data and Resources ). The 23 December 2013 M w...

... in these areas. The interpolated map ( Fig. 9a ) confirms that low Pb concentrations (<20 mg/kg) are located in the eastern part of the Apennine chain, South of Mt Matese, where various outcrops of siliciclastic rocks are present. We observe as well a NW-SE trending moderate concentration zone (20–57 mg...

...Figure 4. Cumulative spatial distribution of intensities caused by the 1456 sequence. Notice the very broad region where intensities >X were recorded, in particular, in the Sannio area (east of Benevento), northeast of the Matese massif (between Isernia and Campobasso), and in the northwestern...

...; they represent the westernmost domain that include all the ophiolite-bearing Ligurian Units and the Sicilide Unit with a basement constituted by oceanic or a thinned continental crust; ii) Apenninic Platform; it constitutes the main structure forming the carbonate massifs of the Campania-Lucania Apennine...

..., Taburno, Picentini, NW Camposauro, Matese, Maggiore, Pietravairano, Volsci Range (Aurunci, Ausoni, and Lepini), Massico, Simbruini, Ernici, and W Marsica Mountains ( Bonardi et al., 2009 ; Cosentino et al., 2002 , 2003 , 2010 ; Damiani et al., 1992 ; Iannace et al., 2007 ; Patacca and Scandone, 2007...