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A devastating earthquake of magnitude 6.9 occurred in Southern Italy on 23rd November 1980 in Irpinia-Basilicata&#13; area. Variations of different geochemical, atmospheric and ionospheric parameters and electromagnetic emissions&#13; were registered around the time of the Irpinia earthquake. The substantial progress reached in understanding&#13; the physics of the electromagnetic and thermal anomalies associated with the earthquake preparation process permitted&#13; us to create the Lithosphere-Atmosphere-Ionosphere (LAI) coupling model published recently. It shows that&#13; the observed effects are not independent but present the cause-consequence chain of physical processes and plasma-&#13; chemical reactions. We try to analyze the seismic data, radon emanation, hydrological anomalies, ground based&#13; ionosondes network, NOAA/AVHRR Thermal Infrared Irradiance (TIR) anomaly, Intercosmos-19 satellite topside&#13; sounding and VLF emissions data using the concept of the developed model and existing laboratory and largescale&#13; active experiments on air ionization. If the observed radon activity is really connected with the earthquake preparation&#13; process, all other variations of the atmosphere and ionosphere parameters can be explained as a consequence&#13; of the main physical process  air ionization by radon

Irpinia earthquake 23 November 1980  Lesson from Nature reviled by joint data analysis

Irpinia earthquake 23 November 1980 Lesson from Nature reviled by joint data analysis