Students of the third course of Geology of the Alicante University visit the Albufera of Valencia on February 13th of 2025. The field trip was in the subject of Geophysics and Geophysical interpretation. We use the channels in the Albufera for test the side scan sonar and the ROV. Also, student learned firsthand how to […]
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The calcareous nannofossils of the genus Ceratolithus, known for their horseshoe shape (referred to as ceratolith), evolved from the Orthorhabdus rugosus, a rod-shape nannolith with three rodded blades (sinistral, median, and dextral). The sinistral and median blades gave rise to the sinistral and dextral arms of the ceratolith, while the dextral blade was reduced to a keel. […]
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Huerta Cape is an urban rocky coast with coves on the city of Alicante coast (SE Spain), between the San Juan beach to the North and the Albufereta beach to the West. This microtidal coast has a 30-cm tidal amplitude. The basement is made of latest Tortonian 20º- north dipping sandstones covered by flat-laying Tyrrhenian […]
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cite as: Benabdeloued, B. Y. N., Ronda, J. L., Bonomo, D., Tent-Manclús, J. E., 2025. Low-cost unmanned surface vehiche: Development and Applicantions. In: Furlani, S., Devoto, S., Pappalardo, M., Gomez-Pujol, L. y Strelecki, M. (Eds.). International Rock Coast Conference 2025. A state of the art, Trieste Italia, 25-26 June 2025. 26-27 p.
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The Redes Fantasma is a symposium about lost marine trawls, to mark and to try to recover them held in Peniche (Portugal) on March 20th 2025. It was organized by the Rotary Club Atlantico Região Oeste D1960 with collaboration in the organization of NGO Ocean Patrol. Our Ph D student Davide Bonomo was participating with […]
The Morro de Toix seacliff, located South of Calpe, on the Alicante coast in southeastern Spain, is a 70 to 30 m high seacliff. The western portion is plane and eastern portion of the seacliff is highly karstified and overhanging. The foot is currently submerged. An USV (Unmanned Surface Vessel) platform adapted to be towed […]
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