IAVCEI 2008: Chambers and conduits I: Geophysical, geochemical and geological observations (1-k)

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From: Hugh Tuffen [http://www.es.lancs.ac.uk/people/hught/hugh.html]
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Dear All,

Many thanks to all of you who have already submitted abstracts to the
IAVCEI 2008 session 1-k "Chambers and conduits I: Geophysical,
geochemical and geological observations". If you are yet to submit an
abstract to this session please note that the submission deadline is
1st April. This session is dedicated to understanding the
characteristics and dynamics of magma chambers, the magma conduits to
the Earth's surface and volcanic vents, based on geophysical,
geochemical and geological data and observations.

http://www.iavcei2008.hi.is/page/I08-SYM1#1-k

This session will focus on:

- Imaging magma chambers and conduits using geophysical and remote
sensing data sets and understanding their behaviour.
- Understanding the time-scales of magma chamber formation, evolution,
longevity, recharge, and closed system versus open system state.
- Using geochemical approaches to constrain the timescale and
mechanism of degassing and flow in shallow conduits
- Understanding the role of geochemical processes in triggering
eruptions (e.g. differentiation, fractionation, volatile behaviour,
magma mixing)
- Using geological studies of ancient magma chambers, magma conduits
and vents to understand how magma chambers form and evolve, the
processes of magma conduit formation and propagation, and the
processes of vent formation and evolution.

Case studies of all magma system types from ultrabasic komatiites and
kimberlites, to basaltic, intermediate and silicic magma systems, and
involving non-eruptive to effusive lava forming eruptions to explosive
eruption systems, and a spectrum of volcano types will be welcome.

Approaches that employ a combination of geophysical, geochemical and
geological approaches are particularly encouraged.

To submit an abstract (max. 350 words) visit the following website:
http://www.iavcei2008.hi.is/page/I08-absub

Conference homepage http://www.iavcei2008.hi.is/page/I08-intro

We hope to see you in Reykjavik, it's shaping up to be a great session
and a great conference!

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Ray Cas, School of Geosciences, Monash University, ray.cas@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx

Freysteinn Sigmundsson, Nordic Volcanological Center, Institute of
Earth Sciences, University of Iceland, fs@xxxxx

Hugh Tuffen,Department of Environmental Science, Lancaster University,
 h.tuffen@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx

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