Jurij Pahor

seismologist Slovenian Environment Agency (ARSO)

Jurij Pahor has been working as a seismologist at the Seismology Office of the Slovenian Environment Agency (ARSO) since 2003. He graduated in general physics from the University of Ljubljana and developed his expertise in seismology at ARSO under the mentorship of Mladen Živčić, complemented by international training, including a workshop at ICTP in Trieste. His work focuses on managing the Slovenian seismic network, particularly the Antelope system for the automatic processing of seismological data, as well as databases and alert systems. He takes part in duty rotations and is actively involved in science outreach. He regularly collaborates with neighboring institutions, fostering the exchange of data, ideas, and experience, also within international projects such as AdriaArray and CONCORDIA.

Past talks

Sat. 26 September

at 10:00 - 11:15

10:00 - 11:15

Saturday 26 September

Urban Center
Corso Camillo Benso Conte di Cavour, 2/2, 34132, Trieste, TS

TRIESTE

BUILDING NETWORKS: THE LESSONS OF EARTHQUAKES

The tragic earthquakes that have struck Italy and its neighbours since the Friuli disaster have shown how much is gained by working as a network, both scientifically and socially. Researchers and representatives of public institutions discuss why sharing knowledge, protocols and resources across borders is essential to building more resilient communities, limiting future damage and saving lives.

Intervengono

Carla Braitenberg

professor in Geophysics University of Trieste

Daniela Di Bucci

specialist scientific-technological area Presidency of the Council of Ministers, Civil Protection Department

Jurij Pahor

seismologist Slovenian Environment Agency (ARSO)

Giuliana Rossi

deputy director OGS Centre Seismological Research

Modera

Paolo Mosanghini

co-editor of Messaggero Veneto