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Faial Island Became Part of the Azores' Infrastructural Monitoring Network

The network allows for the repair of less natural and anthropological phenomena, as well as signs associated with human activities, such as nuclear explosions or military explosions.
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The network allows for the repair of less natural and anthropological phenomena, as well as signs associated with human activities, such as nuclear explosions or military explosions.

The Institute of Research in Vulcanology and Risk Assessment (IVAR) of the University of the Azores has installed, in Faial, a portable infrared station, with real-time data transmission, reinforcing the detection of natural and anthropogenic phenomena.

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Noticias ao Minuto broke the news in Portugal on Sunday, August 9, 2026.
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