IAVCEI 2008: Explosive Subaqueous Eruptions (Session 3-c)

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J.D.L. White <james.white@xxxxxxxxxxx>
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Dear All,

Many thanks to all of you who have already submitted abstracts to the
IAVCEI 2008 session 3-c "Subaqueous explosive volcanism". If you are
yet to submit an abstract to this session please note that the
submission deadline is 1st April.

This session addresses the nature of explosive volcanism in marine,
lacustrine and englacial settings.  The deposits of such eruptions
are of greater volume and economic significance than those of more
intensely studied subaerial eruptions, and eruptions can involve any
magma composition. Styles of eruption are incompletely understood, and
many studies focus on identification of similarities with better-known
subaerial eruption styles. This session aims to bring together research
on modern subaqueous eruptions, emergent eruptions that represent the
shallowest but only visible part of subaqueously initiated eruptions,
and deposits of ancient subaqueous eruptions. Eruptions initiated
beneath glaciers form their own bodies of water into which eruption
continues, and their deposits exposed as a result of glacial retreat
offer accessible study targets for many aspects of explosive subaqueous
eruptions.

This session will focus on:

-  Fragmentation processes in explosive submarine, subglacial and
emergent eruptions

-  Geophysical and other observations of subaqueous to emergent
eruptions

-  Dispersal characteristics of subaqueous eruptions

-  Processes of particle transport and deposition from subaqueous
eruptions

-  Interpretation of heat-retention features in deposits of subaqueous
eruptions

-  Role of steam in subaqueous plumes, currents, and deposits

-  Relationships of deposit mineralization to processes of subaqueous
eruptions

-  Review papers integrating interpretation of deposit features with
observed processes during eruptions are particularly welcomed

Commissions: CEV, VII, CEV

Conveners:

J.D.L. White, University of Otago, NZ, james.white@xxxxxxxxxxx

Sveinn Jacobsson, Icelandic Institute of Natural History, sjak@xxxxx

W Chadwick, Oregon State University, USA, bill.chadwick@xxxxxxxx

Kazuhiko Kano, Geological Survey of Japan, kazu.kano@xxxxxxxxxx

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