vEGU21 call for abstracts - Session GMPV10.1 Volcano Hazard Modelling

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From: Gaetana Ganci <gaetana.ganci@xxxxxxx>


Dear colleagues,

We would like to encourage you to submit an abstract to the following
session at the vEGU 2021 (19-30 April 2021):

*Volcano hazard modelling ** (**GMPV10.1/NH2.5)*
 https://meetingorganizer.copernicus.org/EGU21/session/39459
<https://meetingorganizer.copernicus.org/EGU21/session/39459>



*Developing physical-mathematical models able to describe the evolution of
eruptive phenomena is a key point in volcanology. In the case of high-risk
phenomena, such as lava flows or ash dispersal, predicting their spatial
and temporal evolution and determining the potentially affected areas is
fundamental in supporting every action directed at mitigating the risk as
well as for environmental planning.This session aims to address unresolved
challenging questions related to complex geophysical flow modeling and
simulation, gathering physical-mathematical models, numerical methods and
field and satellite data analysis in order to: (i) expand knowledge of
complex volcanic processes and their space-time dynamics; (ii) monitor and
model volcanic phenomena; (iii) evaluate model robustness through
validation against real case studies, analytical solutions and laboratory
experiments; (iv) quantify the uncertainty propagation through both forward
(sensitivity analyses) and inverse (optimization/calibration) modelling in
all components of volcanic hazard modelling in response to eruptive crises.*

Conveners: *Gaetana Ganci (INGV), Vito Zago (N**orthwestern University*),
Alexis Herault (le CNAM), Annalisa Cappello (INGV)
The *deadline* for submitting your contribution to the vEGU2021 is *13
January 2021*, 13:00 CET.


We look forward to e-meeting you!

Tania, Vito, Alexis and Annalisa


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