Giulio Pisa

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Giulio Pisa (born June 27, 1936 in Bologna , † September 15, 1976 in Friuli ) was an Italian geologist and paleontologist . He specialized in the Triassic of the Italian Southern Alps . Pisa was a professor at the University of Bologna .

Life

Pisa studied geology with Raimondo Selli in Bologna (Laurea 1962) and in 1966 wrote a dissertation on the ammonites of the Ladinium in the upper Tagliamento valley, while at the same time working on the Ampezzo section of the geological maps of Italy. This was followed by a monograph on the geology of the Forni di Sotto area and publications on volcanism in the Ladinum of the Forni di Sopra area , on stratigraphy of the anisium and ladinium in the Carnic Alps.

He died like the geologist who accompanied him, Riccardo Assereto , with whom he was friends and with whom he worked closely, and his son on an excursion during the earthquake in Friuli on Monte Bivera in 1976.

literature

  • R. Selli, obituary in Giornale di geologia, 42, 1977, p. 247
  • Obituary by Alberto Castellarini, Bollettino della Società geologica italiana, 97, 1979

Fonts

  • with R. Selli, E Ceretti: Schema geologico delle Alpi Carniche e Giulie occidentali, Florence 1963
  • Stratigraphy and microfacies of anise and Ladin in the western Carnic Alps (Italy), Mitt. Ges. Geol. Bergbaustud., 21, 1972, 193-224
  • Geologia dei monti a N. di Forni di Sotto, Carnia Occidentale, Giornale de Geologia, 38, 1972, 543-691
  • with R. Assereto: Trias Alpi Giulie e Tarvisiano, in: Geologia d´Italia, UTET, 1973
  • Casera Razzo: un mondo che scompare, 1973
  • Stratigraphic table of the Southern Alpine Triassic, Schriften Erdwissenschaftliche Kommission, 2, 1974

Web links

References and comments

  1. Ammoniti ladiniche dell'alta valle del Tagliamento (Alpi Carniche). Published by the Museo geologico Giovanni Cellini in 1966, and in Giorn. Geol., 33, 1966, 617-685