  Neutrino-induced pion production constitutes an important contribution to
neutrino-nucleus scattering cross sections at intermediate energies. A deep
understanding of this process is mandatory for a correct interpretation of
neutrino-oscillation experiments. We aim at contributing to the ongoing effort
to understand the various experimental results obtained by different
collaborations in a wide range of energies. In particular, in this work we
analyze recent MiniBooNE and MINERvA charged-current neutrino 1-pion production
data. We use a relativistic theoretical approach which accounts for resonant
and non-resonant 1-pion production contributions.
