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GEOMOD 2016. Session on volcanoes
From: Catherine Annen <Catherine.Annen@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>GEOMOD 2016. Session on volcanoes
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Dear all,
We would like to draw your attention to the GEOMOD 2016 conference that will take place in the city of La Grande-Motte, near Montpellier, South of France from October 17 to October 20 2016. Official Meeting Website: http://geomod2016.gm.univ-montp2.fr/About.html
The conference focuses on experimental and numerical modelling in Geosciences and includes the following volcanology session:
S3 - Volcanoes: from the plumbing system to the eruptive plume:
Eruptions dynamics is controlled by magma discharge rates and by magma physical properties when reaching the Earth's surface. Magmas are complex 3 phases mixtures of liquid, gas and crystals. Their physical properties and their ability to reach the surface depend not only on their composition but also on how they interact with the crust during their journey from depth. Experimental, analytical and numerical approaches are required to capture the physics of magma transfer and stalling in the crust, the building and destruction of volcanic edifices, and the transport of the erupted products at the Earth's surface or in the atmosphere. Models should aim to explain and reconcile a diversity of geological, geophysical and geochemical observations characterized by various uncertainties. This session welcomes contributions describing progresses in volcano and volcanic hazard modeling, and that relies on improved model complexities, on the integration of physical observations, or on the characterization of uncertainties. Conveners: Francesco Maccaferri (GFZ, Potsdam, Germany) - francesco.maccaferri@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx Catherine Annen (University of Bristol, U.K.) - catherine.annen@xxxxxxxxxxxxx Keynote speaker: Chloe Michaut (IPGP, Paris, France).
The deadline for abstracts submission is June 15. Note that the number of participants is limited.
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