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Subject: COV10 Call for abstract: Session S1.40 | Advanced Processing Techniques for Geophysical Signals Recorded at Active Volcanoes ************************************************************************************************************
Dear all,
We would like to invite you to submit an abstract to the following session at the next "Cities on Volcanoes" conference held in Naples (Italy) on 2-7 of September 2018:
Volcanic eruptions have social and economic impact on a global scale. They can cause damage to infrastructure, disrupt aviation traffic, and affect both nearby and distant populations. Volcanic risk mitigation depends critically on our ability to forecast eruptions and to dispatch timely warnings. Volcano monitoring is traditionally based on the analysis of seismic signals, in order to detect unrest and identify precursors that portend eruptions. However, thanks to rapid technological advances over the past two decades, real-time streaming of other geophysical data types (such as infrasonic, ground deformation, continuous gravity measurements, etc.) are now available for observatory monitoring activities. Hence, nowadays volcano observatories routinely collect vast amount of multiparametric data. Whilst desirable, the large size of these datasets poses a significant challenge for manual detection and classification of geophysical volcano signals. Automatic processing of data gathered on active volcanoes is, therefore, crucial for rapid detection of unrest and to promptly inform authorities and issue warnings to population at risk. In this session, we welcome contributions focused on recent advances in geophysical signal processing, new algorithms and tools for improved eruption monitoring, and volcano Early Warning. This is a highly interdisciplinary session, where Analysis and Signal Processing, Data Mining, Automatic Learning, Big Data, and Knowledge Management are combined within the framework of Volcano Geophysics.
This session is sponsored by EPOS project and by European Union’s Horizon 2020 research and innovation programme under the Marie Sklodowska-Curie grant agreement n° 798480.
As a reminder, the deadline for abstract submission will be 10 May 2018. Please consult the website https://www.citiesonvolcanoes10.com/s1-40/ for any information about the session and the conference.
In any case for further information, please feel free to contact the conveners.
Our sincere regards,
The conveners:
Luciano Zuccarello | Istituto Nazionale di Geofisica e Vulcanologia, Sezione di Catania-Osservatorio Etneo (Italy) | Deparatmento de Fisica Teorica y del Cosmos, University of Granada, 18071 Granada, (Spain) • luciano.zuccarello@ingv.it
Silvio De Angelis | University of Liverpool (UK) • s.de-angelis@liverpool.ac.uk
Jesus Ibanez | Instituto Andaluz de Geofisica, University of Granada (Spain) • jibanez@xxxxxx
Christopher Bean | Dublin Institute for Advanced Studies-Geophysics Section-School of Cosmic Physics (Ireland) • chris.bean@xxxxxxx
Andrea Cannata | University of Perugia (Italy) • andrea.cannata@xxxxxxxx
Ivan Lockmer | University College of Dublin (Ireland) • ivan.lokmer@xxxxxx
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