Civil Protection
The Civil Protection Service of the Autonomous Province of Trento is made up of professionals and volunteers committed to protecting the population and the local area.
It operates in all emergencies and disasters, ensuring forecasting, prevention, early warning, rescue and reconstruction in collaboration with local and national authorities, whilst also overseeing the day-to-day maintenance of the territory and infrastructure.
Highlights
When the sky cracks with lightning and storms – risks and wonder
Trentino Civil Protection Seminar on how to behave safely outdoors and at home during summer thunderstorms
Notices
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Cartography
Hazard Synthesis Map
The Hazard Summary Map (CSP) is a normative map and identifies the areas characterised by different degrees of penalty for land use purposes, due to the presence of hydrogeological, avalanche, seismic and forest fire hazards described in the Hazard Maps.
The CSP is one of the constituent elements of the Provincial Urban Plan PUP (Provincial Law no. 5 of 27 May 2008) and represents the reference tool for urban planning.
Publication date:Thursday 25 January 2024
Hazard Maps
The Hazard Maps (CaP) take into account hazards related to hydrogeological phenomena, avalanches, floods, seismic phenomena, forest fires, certain hazardous substances, suspended cables or other obstacles to air navigation and unexploded ordnance.
These are a series of instruments created in implementation of art. 10 of Provincial Law no. 9 of 1 July 2011, "Discipline of civil protection activities in the province of Trento", which identify and classify the hazards present on the territory.
The structures of the Autonomous Province of Trento competent in the field of hazards and hydrogeological risk contributed to the drafting of the CaP.
Publication date:Thursday 25 January 2024
Seismic hazard map
Among the Seismic Hazard Maps, the seismic hazard map assesses not only the 'basic' seismic hazard, i.e. related to the so-called reference earthquake, but also the 'local' seismic hazard, i.e. due to site seismic effects.
Publication date:Monday 22 January 2024
Projects
Lists, maps, timetables
In this section, you will find lists organised in the form of tables – and sometimes maps – containing the addresses of operational facilities or professionals, legislation, documents, web references, bibliographies, timetables, etc., which are generally required by laws or regulations.
Portals displaying data
Web services that help you find data, including open data.
