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The tiltmetric dataset of Phlegraean Fields area showed a discrete correlation with the volcanic dynamics, suggesting&#13; that tiltmetric monitoring is important for the surveillance of active volcanic areas. Tilt data recorded in 2006 at 2 stations&#13; belonging to the monitoring network of the Osservatorio Vesuviano (INGV, National Institute for Geophysics&#13; and Volcanology, Italy) in the Phlegraean Fields are discussed in this paper. The acquired signals have shown a strong&#13; tiltmetric inversion that took place from the end of July 2006. After correcting tilt variations to eliminate the influence&#13; of temperature (influencing 90% of the signal at OLB station, hereafter OLB) a significant value of the tilt still remains.&#13; This change is related to a local inflation episode lasting 3 months, during an unrest phase that started 2 years&#13; before. It is interesting to note that tilt amplitude is much greater at OLB than the slope of the displacement field predicted&#13; by the theoretical inflation models, but data show that this field is not homogeneous and in some areas very tilted.&#13; Moreover, in the last days before the end of tilt inversion, a low energy seismic swarm happened at about 1 km of&#13; distance from the tiltmetric station by hundreds of VT (Volcano-Tectonics) and LP (Long-Period) events

A study of tilt change recorded from July to October 2006 at the Phlegraean Fields (Naples, Italy)