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We are pleased to invite you to submit a paper to the next Conference “ Cities of Volcanoes 10” (https://www.citiesonvolcanoes10.com/ ), hosted in Naples from 2 to 7 september 2018, in the session S1.34:“Volcanoes from the space ”,Symposium 1:
The study of volcanic areas and the continuous monitoring during pre-eruptive and eruptive phases is crucial to forecast and follow the evolution of volcanic crises. The knowledge of volcanoes behaviour is essential, allowing the multi hazards characterization of these areas, for increasing the preparedness of urban settlements and infrastructures affected by incoming eruption. In this respect, satellite remote sensing sensors can provide valuable information.
In recent years, the number of satellite platforms equipped with new generation sensors, such as ESA SENTINEL, GOES and HIMAWARI instruments, greatly increased providing new opportunities towards data integration and multi-sensor data exploitation. These novel space technologies allow unprecedented accuracies at different spatial and temporal resolutions of the geophysical parameters used to monitor the volcanic activity from space, and provide the geoscience community with new very large datasets that can greatly improve our understanding of the volcanic behaviour before, during and after eruptive crises.
The scope of this session is to bring together recent advances in the domain of Earth Observation data dealing with new or consolidated methodologies focused on multi-sensor data integration, with the objective to give new insights on volcano dynamics and related hazards. The session is focused on applications and methodologies based on Synthetic Aperture Radar (SAR), optical and thermal infrared imagery. Contributions are expected, but not limited to the most up to date research on remote sensing data exploitation and integration, aiming at the improvement of the knowledge of volcanic processes and related hazard for:
-impact and risk reduction of eruptions
-volcanic clouds characterisation of ash and gases
-lava field emplacement
-imaging, analysis and modelling of the volcano deformation by classical DInSAR
-modern multi-temporal DinSAR for long term monitoring
The deadline for the abstract submission is May 10 2018.
Please, feel free to disseminate this announcement to any potential interested person or institution.
You can register here
https://www.citiesonvolcanoes10.com/registration/
You can submit your abstracts here:
https://www.citiesonvolcanoes10.com/it/abstract-submission/
Conveners
Giuseppe Solaro | CNR-IREA • solaro.g@xxxxxxxxxxx
Christian Bignami | INGV • christian.bignami@xxxxxxx
Pietro Tizzani | CNR-IREA • tizzani.p@xxxxxxxxxxx
Luca Merucci | INGV • luca.merucci@xxxxxxx
Elisa Carboni | University of Oxford • elisa@xxxxxxxxxxxx
Thomas Walter | GFZ • twalter@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx
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From: Giuseppe Solaro <solaro.g@xxxxxxxxxxx>
Subject: COV10 2018: Invite to submit to session S 1.34:'Volcanoes from the space'
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Dear colleagues,
We are pleased to invite you to submit a paper to the next Conference “ Cities of Volcanoes 10” (https://www.citiesonvolcanoes
The study of volcanic areas and the continuous monitoring during pre-eruptive and eruptive phases is crucial to forecast and follow the evolution of volcanic crises. The knowledge of volcanoes behaviour is essential, allowing the multi hazards characterization of these areas, for increasing the preparedness of urban settlements and infrastructures affected by incoming eruption. In this respect, satellite remote sensing sensors can provide valuable information.
In recent years, the number of satellite platforms equipped with new generation sensors, such as ESA SENTINEL, GOES and HIMAWARI instruments, greatly increased providing new opportunities towards data integration and multi-sensor data exploitation. These novel space technologies allow unprecedented accuracies at different spatial and temporal resolutions of the geophysical parameters used to monitor the volcanic activity from space, and provide the geoscience community with new very large datasets that can greatly improve our understanding of the volcanic behaviour before, during and after eruptive crises.
The scope of this session is to bring together recent advances in the domain of Earth Observation data dealing with new or consolidated methodologies focused on multi-sensor data integration, with the objective to give new insights on volcano dynamics and related hazards. The session is focused on applications and methodologies based on Synthetic Aperture Radar (SAR), optical and thermal infrared imagery. Contributions are expected, but not limited to the most up to date research on remote sensing data exploitation and integration, aiming at the improvement of the knowledge of volcanic processes and related hazard for:
-impact and risk reduction of eruptions
-volcanic clouds characterisation of ash and gases
-lava field emplacement
-imaging, analysis and modelling of the volcano deformation by classical DInSAR
-modern multi-temporal DinSAR for long term monitoring
The deadline for the abstract submission is May 10 2018.
Please, feel free to disseminate this announcement to any potential interested person or institution.
You can register here
https://www.citiesonvolcanoes1
You can submit your abstracts here:
https://www.citiesonvolcanoes1
Conveners
Giuseppe Solaro | CNR-IREA • solaro.g@xxxxxxxxxxx
Christian Bignami | INGV • christian.bignami@xxxxxxx
Pietro Tizzani | CNR-IREA • tizzani.p@xxxxxxxxxxx
Luca Merucci | INGV • luca.merucci@xxxxxxx
Elisa Carboni | University of Oxford • elisa@xxxxxxxxxxxx
Thomas Walter | GFZ • twalter@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx
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