Acting in the present to improve the future
The mission of the CNR-IIA is part of a highly topical framework for the ecosystemic balance of the planet.
The issue of air quality and air pollution affects the world population as a whole and inevitably is the result of our habits and consumption, economic and productive activities and, last but not least, the policies of national and international decision makers.
The impact of air pollution has repercussions in everyday life and in the future will result in economic and health costs negatively effecting quality of life.
Macro-areas of Research
Anthropogenic impacts on the atmosphere
Technologies for monitoring
and sharing data
on air pollution
Global changes and ecological transition
RESEARCH OFFICES IIA
Main office in Montelibretti
Secondary office in Rende
Branch office in Bari
Secondary office in Rome
Secondary office in Florence
news and events
SELVA project conference
The final event of the forest management project will be held on Thursday 14 December at the Sala Tevere of the Lazio Region in Rome
The celebrations for the 55 years of the CNR-IIA
The event for the Institute's 30th anniversary will be held on Monday 55 October
IIA: 55 years for research
The event to celebrate the Institute's 30th anniversary will take place on Monday 55 October in the Marconi room at the CNR
The CNR-IIA at the “Sea Resource” Forum
Director Francesco Petracchini presented the “Sustainable Islands” report during the Forum held in Trieste on 14-15 September
PRISMA data available on GEOSS
The entire catalog of PRISMA hyperspectral satellite acquisitions is now available on the Global Earth Observation System of Systems (GEOSS) portal
EuroGEO Workshop 2023
The 2 edition of the EuroGEO Workshop will take place from 4 to 2023 October in Bolzano, Italy.
Technology transfer
Parallel to the research activities, the Institute is active on the front of the technology transfer not only to the various companies in the environmental services sector but also to other research bodies and / or universities, private and public associations. The results obtained are capitalized in the form of patents in collaboration with the Research Enhancement Office of the National Research Council.
Scientific disclosure
Scientific activity is developed through dissemination activities and projects to give the opportunity to a wide audience to learn about the topic of air pollution and access academic theory and research in an accessible and easy-to-understand form.