Workshop on volcano monitoring infrastructure on the ground and in space

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From: Matthew Pritchard <pritchard@xxxxxxxxxxx>


You are invited to attend the online  "Workshop on volcano monitoring
infrastructure on the ground and in space."

The goal of this 3-day workshop is to improve the understanding of the
current capabilities and limits of volcano monitoring from the ground and
space. By the end of the workshop, participants will contribute to the
development of a Global Volcano Monitoring Infrastructure Database (GVMID)
to be hosted at WOVOdat, learn about satellite tools for volcano
monitoring, and contribute to improving the utility of satellite data for
volcanoes.

Originally this workshop was to be held in May, 2020 during the Cities on
Volcanoes meeting in Crete, but was postponed and will now be held online
from Feb. 18-22.  One advantage of the virtual format is that there is now
no registration fee.

Please register by Feb.15.
https://cornell.zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_GyAYBD_qTwW6uLLL1U_Y5g

A draft of the agenda is below.

Day 1 (Feb. 18): Introduction and rationale of the Global Volcano
Monitoring Infrastructure Database: Focus on ground-based observations.
Speakers include: Fidel Costa, Christina Widiwijayanti, Diana Roman, Eisuke
Fujita, Giuseppe Puglisi, and others
8am-12pm (EST)

Day 2 (Feb. 19): Remote sensing: InSAR and degassing
Speakers include: Juliet Biggs, Susanna Ebmeier, Simon Carn, Vince
Realmuto, and others
8am-12pm (EST)

Day 3 (Feb. 22): Remote sensing: Thermal, surface and topographic change
Speakers include: Greg Vaughan, Elise Rumpf, Diego Coppola, Rick Wessels,
Angie Diefenbach, and others
8am-12pm (EST)

Sessions will be recorded and made available.


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