Seventeen years (1999-2016) of eruptive activity at the Tungurahua andesitic volcano workshop

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From: Silvia Vallejo <svallejo@xxxxxxxxxxxx>

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Dear colleagues and friends,


The Insituto Geofísico of the Escuela Politécnica Nacional and the Institut
de Recherche pour le Développement is pleased to announce that the
registration for the "Seventeen years (1999-2016) of eruptive activity at
the Tungurahua andesitic volcano workshop", that will be held in Baños
(Ecuador) between the September 28th and October 1st, is open.


Please click on the link below for further information:

https://www.igepn.edu.ec/8isag-other-events/8isag-workshop


Resume


Tungurahua volcano is one of the most active volcanoes of the Ecuadorian
Andes. After ~75 years of quiescence, Tungurahua reactivated in October
1999 and remained active until March 2016. During this time, the volcano
experienced low-to-moderate eruptive activity characterized by frequent
explosions, local ash dispersal and frequent lahars. However, its pattern
of activity changed in 2006, when one subplinian eruption occurred (August
16th) and produced large pyroclastic density currents and regional tephra
dispersal. Since then, eruptive activity evolved to short-lived violent
Strombolian to Vulcanian episodes followed by smaller explosions and
frequent ash emissions (February 2008, May 2010, December 2012, July 2013,
February and April 2014, February 2016).



The main goal of this workshop is to commemorate the 20th anniversary of
the beginning of this eruption by bringing together volcanologists that
have worked or still work on Tungurahua, and more broadly researchers
interested in how andesitic volcanoes work. We seek contributions from
different approaches, such as physical volcanology, petrology, geophysics
and those interested on the social issues associated with this long-lived
eruption period.


See you in Baños!


The Organizing Comitee

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