Call for abstracts--Rittmann Conference, 29/09 - 01/10 Catania, Italy

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From: Domenico Doronzo <domenico.doronzo@xxxxxxx>


Dear All,

We wish to draw your attention to the scientific session *S07 - Large
eruptions magma-chambers formation and evolution: implications on magmatic
processes, eruption dynamics and environmental impact*, which will be held
at the 5th edition of the A. Rittmann Conference in Catania, Italy, from
September 29 to October 1, 2022.

*Information about submitting an abstract to this session (deadline 11 June
2022) **can be found on the conference website* (
https://urldefense.com/v3/__https://www.conferenzarittmann.it/__;!!IKRxdwAv5BmarQ!Zr97ZsQy8e-WWqpXzlaMnaE1knrwTdPrPBtJrgEQMoSDZyqXaUFxymb8qsDdGhwQ6ljmPlC_yIEmV5i-$ 
<https://urldefense.com/v3/__https://www.conferenzarittmann.it/__;!!IKRxdwAv5BmarQ!aoW1MUU1p1z5BR00FDWhz_Ri_1h7-ox1YMFdSM-B0589av83MW4yfp6syXgEtRBSz8QxTFMRxGRM6e7CKu4C_nuByo8$>
).

Sandro de Vita, Claudia D'Oriano, Ilenia Arienzo, Domenico Doronzo


Session details

Reconstructing the structure, timing and modalities of growth and evolution
of the magmatic feeding system/s associated with high-magnitude eruptions
is one of the most challenging targets that the volcanological community is
facing nowadays. These issues are of primary importance for understanding
the evolution of volcanism in active volcanic areas, as magma accumulation
represents a pre-requisite for the growing of large magma reservoirs and
then for the occurrence of high-magnitude eruptions. This translates into
specific eruption mechanisms and phenomena such as: structure-controlled
eruptions, Plinian and ultra-Plinian eruptions, caldera collapse,
pyroclastic density currents and ash fallout generation and dispersal, and
caldera resurgence. Moreover, high-magnitude eruptions can have a dramatic
impact on the environment and human settlements and life, in terms of
direct geomorphological modifications and climate changes. Aim of this
session is to bring together the most recent studies focused on volcanic
stratigraphy, tephra correlation, eruption dynamics, geochemical
characterization of the eruptive products, magma withdrawal, timescales of
magma chamber (storage, mixing/mingling and refilling), and conduit
(ascent) processes. We encourage the submission of interdisciplinary
contributes on geological, tephrostratigraphical, sedimentological,
volcanological, structural, petrological, geochronological and geophysical
investigations, as well as numerical modelling of large eruptions, ash
dispersion in the atmosphere and climatic impact assessment.


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