The Adria Microplate: GPS Geodesy, Tectonics and Hazards

- Preface. Introduction. Recent Advances in Peri-Adriatic Geodynamics and Future Research Directions

- Regional Tectonic Framework. Pleistocene Change from Convergence to Extension in the Apennines as a Consequence of Adria Microplate Motion

- Plate Tectonic Framework and GPS-Derived Strain-Rate Field within the Boundary Zones ofthe Eurasian and African Plates

- Post-Late Miocene Kinematics of the Adria Microplate: Inferences from Geological, Geophysical and Geodetic Data

- Geologic Evidence of Adria Motion. Paleomagnetic Evidence for Tertiary Counterclockwise Rotation of Adria with Respect to Africa

- Paleomagnetic Constraints for the Reconstruction of the Geodynamic Evolution of the Middle Miocene-Pleistocene

- Geo-Structural Evidence for Active Oblique Extension in South-Central Italy

- Rates of Late Neogene Deformation along the Southwestern Margin of Adria, Southern Apennines Orogen, Italy

- The Albanian Orogen: Convergence Zone between Eurasia and the Adria Microplate

- Late Cenozoic Tectonics of Slovenia: Structural Styles at the Northeastern Corner of the Adriatic Microplate

- Geodetic Infrastructure and Technology Recent Monitoring of Crustal Movements in the Eastern Mediterranean; the Use of GPS Measurements

- Consortium for Central European GPS Geodynamic Reference Network (CEGRN Consortium)

- Geodynamic Investigation in Bosnia and Herzegovina

- Instrumentation for Terrestrial Measurements of Geodynamics and the Main Sources of Disturbance

- Vertical Movements in Slovenia from Leveling Data

- Geoid Determination in Serbia

- Processing of Geodynamic GPS-networks in Croatia with GAMIT Software

- Geodetic Measurement and Geodynamics Active Deformation of the Northern Adriatic Region: Results from the CRODYN Geodynamical Experiment

- Fragmentation of Adria and Active Decollement Tectonics within the Southern Peri-Tyrrhenian Orogen, Italy

- Geodetic Measurement in the Aegean Sea Region for the Detection

Seth Stein is Professor of Geological Sciences at Northwestern University. He has received the James B Macelwane Medal of the American Geophysical Union, been elected a Fellow of the American Geophysical Union and Geological Society of America, and named to the Institute for Scientific Information Highly Cited Researchers list. He served as Scientific Director of the University Navstar Consortium and on the Incorporated Research Institutions for Seismology's Executive Committee, and started Northwestern's Environmental Science program.