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AGU Fall Meeting 2013 Session V032. Pattern to Process: Remotely Sensed Observations
From: "Patrick Liam Whelley (Dr)" <pwhelley@xxxxxxxxxx>AGU Fall Meeting 2013 Session V032. Pattern to Process: Remotely Sensed Observations
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Pattern to Process: Remotely sensed observations of volcanic deposits and their implications for volcanic and surface processes on the terrestrial planets
Volcanic deposit characteristics observed in remotely sensed data are vital to our understanding of the development and evolution of planetary surfaces. Terrestrial analogs and remote observations provide the fiduciary data but limitations persist. For instance, reliable differentiation of lava flows from pyroclastic deposits in remote sensing data remains a challenge. Fundamental questions include: What are diagnostic features of lava flows and pyroclastic deposits? From these, what process and environmental insights can be gained? What other deposits can be easily confused with volcanic deposits? We propose a session that will address these questions and foster collaborations across volcanology, planetary geology, surface processes, and geomorphology.
Invited talks will be given by
Ian Skilling
and
John Bailey
Please consider contributing to this session. The abstract deadline August 6th!
https://fallmeeting.agu.org/2013/
Patrick Whelley <pwhelley@xxxxxxxxxx>
Shan de Silva <desilvas@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
Laura Kerber <kerber@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
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Patrick Whelley (Dr) | Research Fellow, Volcano Group | Earth Observatory of Singapore |
Nanyang Technological University N2.01A-14, 50 Nanyang Avenue, Singapore 639798
Tel: (65) 6592-3129 GMT+8h | Fax: (65) 6790-1585 | Email: pwhelley@xxxxxxxxxx |Web: www.earthobservatory.sg
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