... Nappe, SE Sicily R . W . H . B U T L E R ' , M . G R A S S 0 2 & F. L A M A N N A * 'Department of Earth Sciences, The University, Leeds LS2 9JT, UK 21stituto di Geologiu e Geojisicu, Universita di Cutaniu, Corso Italiu 55, Cutuniu 95129, Italy Abstract: SE Sicily contains one of the few exposures...

...Luciano Scarfì; Horst Langer; Stefano Gresta Abstract In November 1999 and January 2000, two microearthquake swarms occurred in southeastern Sicily (Italy). They were analytically located in the depth range 17-25 km, some kilometers northward from the buried front of a regional foredeep, below...

... and at outcrop exclusively comprises Mesozoic-Cenozoic sedimentary successions. Allochthoneity of these successions is established through penetrations by wells including Ramacca 1 ( B ianchi et alii , 1989 ) and Settafarine (e.g. L ickorish et alii , 1999 ; Fig. 3 ). These traverse older Miocene rocks lying...

... the undistorted MT impedance by applying the derived static-shift factor to the data. We then apply the method to a real data set obtained in a 2007 field survey done near the city of Ramacca in Sicily, Italy. Multielectrode DC resistivity systems are used widely for 2D electrical imaging. Measurements...

... the eastern border of the Hyblean Plateau (Fig.  2 ). The 11 January earthquake, reported as the largest event ever recorded in the central Mediterranean ( Boschi et al. , 1995 ), was felt in southern Italy, as far south as Malta, and along the coastal region of Tunisia. Boschi et al. (1995) report...