Aysegul Askan. Middle East Technical University, (Turkey). Recent studies on the use of ground motion simulations for seismic resilience of urban areas

Nick Brown. University of Edinburgh, (UK). UrgentHPC: Combining HPC, data and in-situ visualisation for near real-time disaster response

Josè Alfredo Canizo. University of Granada, (Spain). Introducion to mathematical models for neuron dynamics

Emanuele Casarotti.National Institute of Geophysics and Vulcanology, (Italy). Adjoint seismic tomography from local to global scale

Felisia Angela Chiarello. University of L’Aquila, (Italy). Different approaches for traffic flow modelling

Gianluca Favre. University of Wien, (Austria). Modelling opinion formation on coevolving networks

Olga-Joan Ktenidou. Natioal Observatory of Athens – NOA Institutes of Geodynamics, (Greece). Soil and rock: how do they affect seismic shaking, hazards and buildings?

Sara Marzella. CINECA , (Italy). Introduction to quantum computing

Ngoc Thanh Nguyen. Western Norway University of Applied Sciences, (Norway). Assuring data quality for real-time ocean observation system

Massimiliano Daniele Rosini. University "G. D’Annunzio" Chieti-Pescara, (Italy). Microscopic and macroscopic models in vehicular and pedestrian flows

Andrea Rovida. National Institute of Geophysics and Vulcanology, (Italy). Historical seismicity and earthquake catalogues

Francesco Visini. National Institute of Geophysics and Vulcanology, (Italy). From Primer concepts to new challenges in modern PSHA at National and local scale

On-line Week schedule 

On-campus Week schedule 

Palazzo Camponeschi, Conference room, University of L'Aquila

Located in what was historically considered the political heart of the City of L'Aquila, with the presence of Palazzo Margherita and the Palazzetto dei Nobili in the area, Palazzo Camponeschi is the central headquarters of the Rectorate, the General Directorate, and the Central Administration of the University of L'Aquila. More information can be found here. 

How to reach L'Aquila

By plane

The closest airports are in Rome (Fiumicino Airport https://www.adr.it/fiumicino & Ciampino Airport https://www.adr.it/ciampino) and in Pescara (Aeroporto d’Abruzzo http://www.abruzzoairport.com/). From Ciampino and Fiumicino there are direct bus connections to l’Aquila (you can see timetable and fares here http://www.gasparionline.it/ or Flixbus).

By train/bus

Since L’Aquila railway station is not well connected, we suggest to arrive to the stations of Rome or Giulianova (if you travel on the East coast along the Adriatic sea). There are direct bus connections from the stations of Roma Tiburtina and Giulianova to the Bus Terminal Collemaggio in L'Aquila city center  (see http://www.tuabruzzo.it) and to the bus stop  SS17 - Amiternum ( see http://www.tuabruzzo.it, http://www.gasparionline.it/ and https://www.flixbus.it/). 

By car

L'Aquila is connected with the A24 Rome - Teramo highway, consider the exit L'Aquila Ovest for the conference venue, L'Aquila Est for the city center.

From Rome: take the A24 highway from Roma Est.
From Naples or Florence: it is possible to take the A24 from the A1 at Rome, using the highway link from the south or north.
From Bologna: coming from the A14, take the Teramo - Giulianova exit, then the freeway to Teramo, where you can join the A24.
From Bari or Pescara: Take the A25 from Pescara, exit at Bussi and follow the signs for L'Aquila SS17.