{"componentChunkName":"component---src-templates-pagina-foglia-completa-template-en-jsx","path":"/en/get-ready/volcanoes/phlegraen-fields/what-do-volcanic-risk-and-bradyseism/","result":{"data":{"node":{"title":"What to do - Volcanic risk and bradyseism","field_titolo_esteso":"What to do - Volcanic risk and bradyseism","field_data":"2022-09-26T09:47:05+02:00","drupal_internal__nid":900005600,"field_id_contenuto_originale":900005599,"field_categoria_primaria":"pagina","field_streaming_homepage":false,"field_link":null,"body":{"processed":"<p>Awareness of risk and knowledge of the Civil Protection Plan is a responsibility for all of us. With simple actions you can better prepare for an emergency.</p>\n<p>Share what you know with family, at school, friends, and colleagues: spreading information about volcanic risk is a collective responsibility, and we all must contribute.</p>\n"},"fields":{"slug":"/get-ready/volcanoes/phlegraen-fields/what-do-volcanic-risk-and-bradyseism/"},"field_link_esterni":[],"field_tabella":null,"relationships":{"field_immagine_dettaglio":{"field_alt":"Campi Flegrei","field_titolo_esteso":"Campi Flegrei - in evidenza","relationships":{"image":{"localFile":{"publicURL":"/static/526f83094a00547196fcb69773c4ecd9/campi-flegrei-evidenza.jpg","childImageSharp":{"fluid":{"aspectRatio":1.5027322404371584,"src":"/static/526f83094a00547196fcb69773c4ecd9/14b42/campi-flegrei-evidenza.jpg","srcSet":"/static/526f83094a00547196fcb69773c4ecd9/cf463/campi-flegrei-evidenza.jpg 275w,\n/static/526f83094a00547196fcb69773c4ecd9/dee3b/campi-flegrei-evidenza.jpg 550w,\n/static/526f83094a00547196fcb69773c4ecd9/14b42/campi-flegrei-evidenza.jpg 800w","sizes":"(max-width: 800px) 100vw, 800px"}}}}}},"field_sottodominio":{"name":"Io Non Rischio"},"field_immagine_singola":null,"field_mappa":null,"field_riferimento_traduzione":{"fields":{"slug":"/preparati/vulcani/campi-flegrei/cosa-fare/"}},"field_box_social":null,"field_accordion":[{"field_titolo":"Right away","field_tabella":null,"field_testo":{"processed":"<p>Ask your Municipality about the Civil Protection Plan to find out about escape routes and the waiting areas; otherwise, request its preparation to ensure preparedness.</p>\n<p>If you or one of your relatives need special assistance (people with disabilities, elderly people), inform your municipality and make sure that specific measures are provided for in the Civil Protection Plan.</p>\n<p>Keep up to date and follow the instructions of the civil protection authorities (Municipality, Regional Civil Protection Department, National Civil Protection Department) via radio, television, press, internet, social media and toll-free numbers (Department's Contact Center and Regional Operational Room).</p>\n<p>Volcanic eruptions are often preceded by earthquakes. For this reason, please check that your home is safe and adopt all the necessary measures to avoid situations that may represent a danger.</p>\n<p>Avoid using underground and basement rooms for living, working, and recreational activities. In particular, do not use them for sleeping and do not allow access to them by unaccompanied children.</p>\n<p>Always ventilate spaces before entering them (especially rooms that have been closed for a long time or underground and basements areas such as cellars and garages). </p>\n<p>Participate in exercises and information meetings on volcanic risk organized on your territory.</p>\n","value":"<p>Ask your Municipality about the Civil Protection Plan to find out about escape routes and the waiting areas; otherwise, request its preparation to ensure preparedness.</p>\r\n\r\n<p>If you or one of your relatives need special assistance (people with disabilities, elderly people), inform your municipality and make sure that specific measures are provided for in the Civil Protection Plan.</p>\r\n\r\n<p>Keep up to date&nbsp;and follow the instructions of the civil protection authorities (Municipality,&nbsp;Regional Civil Protection Department, National Civil Protection Department)&nbsp;via radio, television, press, internet, social media and toll-free numbers (Department's Contact Center and Regional Operational Room).</p>\r\n\r\n<p>Volcanic eruptions are often preceded by earthquakes. 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To learn how to behave in case of earthquake, read the rules of conduct.</p>\n<p>Outgassing from the ground consists of increased emission of volcanic gases from the ground, especially in some areas. Some of these gases, in high concentrations, can be dangerous, therefore:</p>\n<ul><li>avoid depressed areas and structures where volcanic gases can accumulate (basements, garages, empty swimming pools, water collection channels, underground tanks, wells, etc.); if you need to access them, however, reduce the time you stay there as much as possible and make sure there is someone outside who can render aid.</li>\n<li>avoid areas near volcanic gas emissions, especially during nighttime and during unfavorable weather conditions (no wind, cloudiness, fog).</li>\n<li>if you notice potentially dangerous situations related to volcanic gas emissions, such as the presence of dead animals for no apparent reason, move away immediately and notify the municipality.</li>\n</ul><p><strong>If you live in the red zone</strong></p>\n<p>Ask your municipality about the Civil Protection Plan to know the removal routes and waiting areas. 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The Phlegrean Fields caldera stretches from Monte di Procida to Posillipo and includes an underwater part of the Gulf of Pozzuoli. </p>\n<p>In 1538, the Phlegraean Fields witnessed its last eruption. Despite being one of the smallest in its eruptive history, this event marked the end of 3000 years of quiescence. Within just a few days, the eruption gave birth to the cone of Monte Nuovo, standing about 130m high. Since then, the caldera has been <strong>quiescent</strong>, that is, \"dormant,\" but shows signs of activity such as <strong>seismicity, fumaroles, and ground deformation</strong>. </p>\n<p>The Phlegraean Fields caldera is notably affected by a phenomenon known as <strong>bradyseism</strong>. This involves slow phases of ground lowering, or subsidence, interspersed with more rapid uplift phases. While the associated seismic activity generally doesn't reach high magnitudes, it can still cause damage due to its superficial nature. 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