EGU 2008: GMPV23 Explosive Activity at Basaltic Volcanoes

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From: Jacopo Taddeucci <taddeucci@xxxxxxx>
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Dear Colleagues,

the pre-registration to the 2008 EGU meeting is now open.

If you work on explosive eruptions, if basaltic volcanoes are within
your area of interest, then please consider presenting your work in
the GMPV23 "Explosive activity at basaltic volcanoes" session.

Please find below a description of the session.

Sincerely yours,

Jacopo Taddeucci and Oliver Spieler

GMPV23 "Explosive activity at basaltic volcanoes"

Explosive eruptions of mafic to intermediate magmas possibly
represent the most frequent type of volcanic activity worldwide. Due
t its specific physic-chemical properties, mafic magmas produce
specific eruptive scenarios in respect to its more felsic
counterpart, including the bursting of gas slugs, multifarious
explosive interaction external fluids, annular gas flow, and fast
foaming of volatile-saturated melt. From an observational and
monitoring point of view, basaltic explosive activity is relatively
accessible, and an important challenge for the future is how
multiparametric records from well-observed basaltic explosions may
provide a basis for volcanic explosion theories that apply also to
less accessible eruptions. Finally, from an hazard-related point of
view, specific hazards are associated with low-intensity basaltic
activity, with harmful events like the fallout of ballistic ejecta,
paroxysmal explosions, and violent magma-water interaction that
often, and unexpectedly, punctuate relatively harmless and prolonged
low-level Strombolian and lava flow activity. Here we propose an
interdisciplinary session to cover the above (and possibly other)
aspects proper of explosive activity at basaltic volcanoes, with
particular emphasis to works that integrate different field,
experimental, and analytical approaches as well as novel technologies.

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