Yellowstone Volcano Session at AGU

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From: Jacob Lowenstern <jlwnstrn@xxxxxxxx>
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Dear Colleagues,

Please be aware of the following AGU session, to which pertinent abstracts are highly welcome!

V22: Yellowstone Volcano Dynamics: Contemporary Measurements and Studies Of Active Magmatic and Tectonic Sources

Sponsor: Volcanology, Geochemistry, and Petrology

CoSponsor:     Geodesy
Seismology
Tectonophysics


Description: Recent observations of the Yellowstone volcanic system and its globally significant hotspot document the highly dynamic nature of this singular magmatic-tectonic system. New studies recognize continual and sometimes rapid variations in crustal deformation, earthquake activity, hydrologic flow, geyser periodicity and thermal output. The underlying controls on these diverse phenomena likely include variations in magma intrusion rates, bedrock permeability, regional stresses, climatic factors, and interaction amongst variable sources. Progress in understanding the geodynamics of this complex system requires a synthesis of ideas from a wide range of earth-science specialties. This session seeks contributions related to understanding active changes in the Yellowstone system, whatever their nature or cause. Contributions from new observations are sought from studies of real-time seismic and GPS networks, systematic monitoring from geochemical and hydrologic networks, remote sensing, integrative modeling of magmatic and tectonic processes, and implications for volcanic, seismic and hydrothermal hazards.

Conveners:
Jacob B. Lowenstern
U.S. Geological Survey
VHZ, MS 910
345 Middlefield Road
Menlo Park, CA, USA  94025
650-329-5238
jlwnstrn@xxxxxxxx

Robert B. Smith
University of Utah
Department of Geology and Geophysics
135 South 1460 East Room 702
Salt Lake City, UT, USA  84112
801-581-7129
rbsmith@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx

Henry Heasler, Ph.D.
Yellowstone National Park
Yellowstone Center for Resources
P.O. Box 168, Bldg. 27
Mammoth, WY, USA  82190
307-344-2441
Henry_Heasler@xxxxxxx

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