Volunteers/interns required for volcano monitoring

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From: Nick Varley <nick@xxxxxxx>

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Additional enthusiastic students required to assist with research and
monitoring at Volcán de Colima, Mexico, working at CIIV: Colima Intercambio
e Investigación en Vulcanología. The minimum period is usually two months,
with those who can stay longer given priority. Successful applicants will
have the opportunity to join the CIIV team and participate in various
projects covering a variety of aspects of volcano monitoring, one major
goal being a dynamic model to explain the volcano?s behaviour. Time will be
spent assisting with field and lab work, including routine collection of
thermal and gas data, water samples, maintenance of installed sensors,
development of new systems, and geophysical surveys etc. Analysis will be
carried out of a variety of data types.

Applicants should have or be working towards a degree in the Earth Sciences
or Physics with some field experience. Some knowledge of Spanish would be
useful, and a reasonable level of fitness is necessary for hiking at
altitude. There is a particular demand for applicants with some programming
experience, principally Matlab, and for webpage development. There may be
the possibility to visit some of Mexico?s other active volcanoes for other
projects.

This is an excellent opportunity to obtain experience working on an active,
frequently erupting volcano and in using various field, laboratory and
analytical techniques. It could be of great benefit to someone waiting to
enter graduate studies in volcanology. No salary can be paid, but
affordable accommodation is available. Colima is a great place to spend a
few months. Further information can be found on our social media and the
website: http://ciiv.ucol.mx/ (though in urgent need of updating). If
interested please email Dr. Nick Varley, Centre of Exchange and Research in
Volcanology, Facultad de Ciencias, Universidad de Colima at nick@xxxxxxx.

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