Auteur/autrice : Pierre Briole

Campaign Moree 2023

Overall programme

  • May 7 – May 10: early deployment of instruments by Simon Bufféral and Zoé Dubois
  • May 11 – May 12: science meeting at the Navarino Environmental Observatory. Click here to read more.
  • May 13 – May 21: core GNSS campaign
  • May 22 – May 29: geological campain by Simon Bufféral and Manu Pubellier

Participants to the campaign

Safe conduct released by the National and Kapodistrian University of Athens

  • Pierre Briole (Tuesday 9 – Monday 22 May) – mission order
  • Simon Bufféral (Sunday 7 – Monday 29 May)
  • Zoé Dubois (Sunday 7 – Sunday 14 May)
  • Παναγιώτης Ηλίας (Tuesday 9 – Friday 12 May) – Leaves after Pylos meeting
  • Εμμανουέλα Κωνσταντακοπούλου – Cancelled
  • Νικόλαος Μαδωνής (Saturday 13 – Saturday 20 May)
  • Manu Pubellier (Tuesday 7 – Monday 29 May)

maps

Vehicles

  • Car 1: Dacia DUSTER
  • Car 2: Nissan Qashqai – rental agreement
  • Drivers
  • Contats Avance Rent A Car (Theocar)
    • Nikos (Avance – Nafpaktos): +30 697 043 8430
    • Other mobile Nafpaktos: +30 694 038 88 06

Pictures of the campaign

Click here to see pictures of the campaign

List of planned GNSS points with details

Click here to download KMZ file

  • Points measured in the CRL array between 1993 and 1996
    • DOXA – measured on october 15, 1998 (SING 1998) and on october 2, 2006 by Jean-Claude Ruegg and Denis Hatzfeld
    • CG47 – Central Greece 1989 – marker – More information here and here – measured on july 10, 1098 (SING 1998) and  on july 12, 2000 (SING 2000)
    • CG48 – Central Greece 1989 – pillar – measured on july 10, 1998 (SING 1998) and on july 12, 2000 (SING 2000)
    • CG49 – Central Greece 1989 – pillar – More information here – measured on july 12, 2000 (SING 2000)
    • CG63 – Central Greece 1989 – More information here – measured on july 12, 2000 (SING 2000)
    • CG64 – Central Greece 1989 – More information here and here – measured on september 24, 1994 by Pierre Briole and Rodolphe Cattin 12:32-14:09 – P code
    • CG65 – Central Greece 1989 – measured on july 8, 2000 (SING 2000)
    • CI00 – CRL 1993 – more information here and here
    • CJ00 – CRL 1993 – More information here and here – caution: photos are misleading – measured on july 7, 2000 (SING 2000)
    • CK00 – CRL 1993 – More information here and here
    • CL00 – CRL 1993 – More information here and here
  • Point of the SING 1998-2000 array
    • Map 234-LN-Nafplio
      •  LN1A – SING point MARA – measured on july 7, 1998 (SING 1998)
    • Map 203-KC-Ligourio
      • KC3F – SING point GILS – measured on july 8, 2000 (SING 2000)
      • KC6B – SING point DMNA – measured on july 8, 2000 (SING 2000)
    • Map 350-RJ-Spetses
      • RJ0F – SING point PHEL – measured on july 8, 2000 (SING 2000)
      • RJ3E – SING point KOIL – measured on july 8, 2000 (SING 2000)
      • RJ56 – SING point DDYM – measured on july 8, 2000 (SING 2000)
    • Map 365-RE-Idra
      • SE2B – SING point ILOK – measured on july 8, 2000 (SING 2000)
      • SE39 – SING point VRMS – measured on july 8, 2000 (SING 2000)
  • Second order points measured between 1993 and 1995
    • Map 87-EG-Dafni 
      • EG61 measured in june 1995 by Oxford with name DF97 and on october 5, 1995
      • EG87 measured in june 1995 by Oxford with name D135 and on october 4 and 5, 1995
    • Map 173-IM-Korinthos
      • IM70 measured on May 16 and May 20, 1993 with name CK78 (Zevgolatio)
      • IM5B measured on May 20, 1993 with name CK575 more information here 
      • IM36 measured on september 30, 1994 with name CY272 by Dorothée Streiff and Aggeliki Marinou – P code
      • IM12 measured on september 24, 1994 with name CY751 by Pierre Briole and Rodolphe Cattin – single frequency
    • Map 137-GQ-Kaparelli
      • GQ0E measured on october 13, 1995 with name CX44 by Gregory Durand 08:52-11:39 – P code
      • GQ27 measured on september 22, 1994 with name CX470 (Korifi) by Pierre Briole and Rodolphe Cattin – P code [Not scheduled in 2023]
    • Map 238-LR-Nemea
      • LR21 measured on september 30, 1994 with name 0448 by Dorothée Streiff and Aggeliki Marinou – P code
      • LR56 measured on May 17, 1993 with name CI451 (Stimaga) by Kostas Kamberos and Alain Simonin – more information here  and here
      • LR60 measured on May 19, 1993 with name CI514 (Agios Georgios) by Kostas Kamberos and Alain Simonin – more information here and here
      • LR59 measured in 1993 with name CI615 (Stimaga) – more information here [Not scheduled in 2023]
      • IM59 measured in 1993 with name CJ353 (Patima) – more information here [Not scheduled in 2023]
      •  LR84 Foukas measured on october 10, 1995 with name CJ73 by Kostas Kambery and Gregory Durand 14:13-15:42 – P code
    • Map 136-GP-Kandhila
      • GP07 measured on october 9, 1995 with name CD65 by Roland Machenbaum 12:45-15:08 – codeless
      • GP22 measured on october 9, 1995 with name CD69 by Roland Machenbaum 10:19-14:02 – codeless
      • GP35 measured on october 8, 1995 with name CD73 by Roland Machenbaum 15:32-19:28 – codeless
      • GP49 measured on october 10, 1995 with name CD90 by Roland Machenbaum 06:57-10:20 – codeless
      • GP6B measured on september 28, 1994 with name 1039 (Goura) by Dorothée Streiff and Aggeliki Marinou – P code
    • Map 361-SA-Tripoli
      • SA52 measured on october 13, 1995 with name T624 by Roland Machenbaum 06:26-10:36 – codeless
      • SA61 measured on october 13, 1995 with name T831 by Roland Machenbaum 11:21-14:22 – codeless
      • SA70 measured on october 13, 1995 with name T704 by Roland Machenbaum 13:30-15:51 – P code
      • SA8C measured on october 13, 1995 with name T665 by Roland Machenbaum 09:30-12:56 – P code
    • Map 234-LN-Nafplio
      • LN7E measured on october 13, 1995 with name CK70 by Jérôme Ammann and Kostas Kamberos 13:28-15:34 – P code
      • LN75 measured on october 13, 1995 with name CK24 by Jérôme Ammann and Kostas Kamberos 14:22-16:07 -codeless
      • LN80 measured on october 13, 1995 with name CK22 by Jérôme Ammann and Kostas Kamberos 17:17-18:49 – codeless
    • Map 346-RF-Sofikon
      • RF1A measured on october 13, 1995 with name CK47 by Jérôme Ammann and Kostas Kamberos 07:59-10:56 – codeless
      • RF1F measured on october 13, 1995 with name CK78 by Jérôme Ammann and Kostas Kamberos 09:58-11:34 – codeless
      • RF2E measured on october 10, 1995 with name CK12 by Jérôme Ammann 12:07-13:36 – P code
      • RF3A measured on september 29, 1994 with name 0018 (Agios Theodori) by Dorothée Streiff and Aggeliki Marinou 12:28-14:34 – P code

Google map INTERACTIVE

Peloponnese colloquium 2023

Navarino Environmental Observatory, 11-12 May 2023

Object: Two-days get-to-know, multidisciplinary, scientific meeting at the Navarino Environmental Observatory (NEO) in Pylos.

Organisers of the colloquium: Christos Pantazis (NEO) & Simon Bufféral (PSL)

Targetted area: The Peloponnese

Scientific questions

  1. Geology and geomorphology of the area
  2. Earthquakes, tsunamis, and sea level change
  3. Climate change, atmosphere, and aerosols
  4. Applied geophysics and paleo-environments
  5. Water resources and geosciences, from archaeology to agriculture

Thursday May 11th 2023 morning (09:00-12:00)

Visit of the observatory and discussion around the observationnal arrays

Thursday May 11th afternoon (13:30-18:15)

Five minutes pitch by each participant presenting their main research topic and prospectives related to the targetted area and the overall science topics

Active deformation (13:30-14:25)

Agro-ecology and paleoclimates (14:25-15:35)

  • Vasilis Gkisakis (ELGO) – 14:25-14:30 (cancelled)
  • Hakan Berg (SU) – 14:30-14:35
  • Martina Hättestrand (SU, NEO) – 14:35-14:40
  • Giorgos Maneas (NEO) 14:40-14:45
  • Christos Pantazis (NEO) 14:45-14:50
  • Nikos Zaharias (UPAT) 14:50-14:55
  • Open discussion on the topic – 14:55-15:35

Break 15:35-16:05

Atmosphere and aerosols (16:05-17:05)

  • Vaggelis Gerasopoulos (NOA IERSD) – 16:05-16:10
  • Pasquale Sellito (LISA, IPSL, INGV-OE) – Atmosphere & aerosols – 16:10-16:15
  • Stavros Solomos (Academy of Athens) – 16:15-16:20
  • Nikos Mihalopoulos (NOA IERSD) – 16:20-16:25 (cancelled)
  • Open discussion on the topic – 16:25-17:05

Geomorphology (17:05-18:15)

  • Simon Bufféral (PSL Geosciences) – 17:05-17:10
  • Haris Kranis (NKUA Geology) – 17:10-17:15
  • Sotiris Kokkalas (UPAT Geology) – 17:15-17:20
  • Manu Pubellier (PSL Geosciences) – 17:20-17:25
  • Emmanuel Skourtsos (NKUA Geology) – 17:25-17:30
  • Paris Xypolias (UPAT Geology) – 17:30-17:35
  • Open discussion on the topic: 17:35-18:15

19:00-20:00 Aperitive

Friday May 12th morning (08:30-10:30) – Prospective

  • Future collaborations
  • New instrumentations
  • Scientific project
  • Educational aspects
  • Others …

Friday May 12th afternoon (11:00-18:00) -Field trip of nearby geological features

THE QUESTION OF THE DAY!: Is the Taygetos range a compressional anticline, an exhumed dome, a fault-bounded horst, or everything at once?

This question will discusses during a short field trip across the multiple phases of deformation in the Southern and Central Peloponnese, with stops along the alpine fault-and-thrust belt, the active normal faults of East Messenia, and the northern termination of the Taygetos metamorphic window.

AIGI

Corinth Rift Observatory – Site AIGI (Aigion)

  • GNSS: Topcon GB-1000
    • Site log 
    • Installation by Dimitar Dimitrov and Giannis Michailidis on December 11, 2015
    • Receiver: Topcon GB1000 n° T225878 (INSU2)
    • Antenna: Topcon PG-A1 n° 308-2933 (ground plane 310-1767)

ABEL

Corinth Rift Observatory – Site ABEL (Abelaki)

  • GNSS: Topcon GB-1000
    • Receiver S/N: T225874 until 12 December 2015, Receiver S/N: T225921 from 12 December 2015, Antenna S/N: 308-6127 (310-xxxx)
    • Site log 
    • Installation by Alexis Rigo, Dimitar Dimotrov, Efthimios Sokos on 30 September 2015
    • Call in advance the local president (Maria Pappa: 6982236850) who has the key for opening the medical center where the receiver is installed.
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KRIN

Corinth Rift Observatory – Site KRIN (Krini)

  • GNSS: Topcon GB-1000
    • Site log 
    • Installation by Panagiotis Elias and Nikos Roukounakis on October 4, 2014
    • Station located in the tavern of George Bounias (+30 6975 98 29 10)
    • Communicate also with Giorgos Barba (+30 6978 83 25 70)
    • The antenna is installed on the roof of the tavern.
    • The receiver is installed in a small storehouse in the back of the tavern.