Research Topic of Frontiers in Earth Science - Extended Deadline call for participation

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From: Roberto Isaia <roberto.isaia@xxxxxxx>


Dear colleague,

this is to inform you that the *Deadline* to contribute to the Research
Topic of Frontiers in Earth Science has been has been *Extended to 8 March
2021*.



*Multidisciplinary investigations for the definition of structure and
dynamics of active volcanic system**. *(editors R. Isaia, M.G. Di Giuseppe,
J. Gottsmann, M. Stock and A. Troiano)



*â??**The objective of this Research Topic is to collect papers that draw on
aspects of volcanology, geophysics, petrology and/or geochemistry to
provide new information about the structure and dynamics of active volcanic
and magmatic systems. These might include laboratory, field-based,
experimental or modelling studies, which elucidate the architecture of
volcanic systems on spatial scales ranging from surface observations to the
entire crust, and temporal scales ranging from real-time monitoring during
eruptive events to millennial eruptive histories. Original Research,
Methods and Reviews integrating multiple geo-volcanological, geochemical
and geophysical techniques are particularly encouraged, as well as examples
showing how a more defined knowledge of volcanic structures can aid risk
modelling and the estimation of volcanic hazards**â??.*



To see the call detail click here:

https://www.frontiersin.org/research-topics/15161/multidisciplinary-investigations-for-determining-the-structure-and-dynamics-of-active-volcanic-syste




For any other information or detail please contact me or co-editors.



*NEW Extended Deadline Manuscript submission* *08 March 2021*



Hoping to hear from you soon, I wish you all the best.



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