European project
Monitoring of the construction effects of lagoonal mouth works
RIVELA Data Portal
CORILA Private Area
CORILA is an association of Ca' Foscari University and the University IUAV of Venice, the University of Padua, the Italy's National Research Council and the National Institute of Oceanography and Experimental Geophysic. It is overseen by the Ministry of Education, University and Research.
The CORILA offices are in the heart of Venice, near the Accademia bridge and Piazza San Marco.
CORILA.
Palazzo Franchetti.
S. Marco 2847.
30124 Venezia.
Tel +39.041.2402511
Fax +39.041.2402512
www.corila.it
venezia@corila.it
Venice and its lagoon constitute a complex system of major historical, artistic and environmental interests that is currently passing through a delicate phase - in the quest for equilibrium between man's needs and the restoration and conservation of the environmental system. The lagoon system is composed of strongly interconnected components and does non fit with simplistic modelling exercises. The role of scientific research for the preservation of Venice is central and indispensable, it must be respected in its autonomy and supported by adequate resources, in the interests of all, because Venice and its lagoon are the precious heritage of Humanity.
The Research Programme of CORILA corresponds to activities promoted by the Special Laws for Venice and aims at providing concrete results, scientific excellence as well as relevance to specific queries emerging from policy makers and public administration. CORILA's Research Programme is based upon 4 thematic areas, Economics, Architecture and cultural heritage, Environmental processes, Organisation and dissemination of data and broken into diverse research lines.
CORILA coordinates the research work, also facilitating effective interdisciplinary scientific exchange.
Symposium "20 Years of Progress in Radar Altimetry" - Venice, 24-29 September 2012
The Symposium on radar altimetry, organized by the European Space Agency (ESA), in collaboration with the French Space Agency (CNES), will take place in Venice (Lido) on 24-29 of September 2012...
Horizon 2020
The proposal for a new EU framework for research and innovation, called Horizon 2020, has been adopted by the European Commission on the 30th of November 2011...
News >>
Spicosa Project
European Maritime Day
20 may 2009
Venice Platform Declaration
Presentation
Materials
Activities and projects
Convegni
