Session notice IAVCEI 2023-Volcanism in Antarctica and the Southern Oceans

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From: Adam Martin <a.martin@xxxxxxxxxx>


Time is fast approaching for The  IAVCEI  Scientific Assembly 2023 in
Rotorua, New Zealand,  from 31 January to 3 February 2023. We want to  draw
your attention to the session and encourage you to submit an abstract to
the following session:


Symposia:* Magmatism and tectonism*

Session:* Volcanism in Antarctica and the Southern Oceans*


Description:  Cenozoic volcanism in Antarctica and the Southern Ocean is an
important part of the geological and palaeoenvironmental record. At least
six active volcanoes and dozens of major volcanic centers are exposed in
Antarctica and surrounding oceans. The hazard of effusive and explosive
volcanism to life and logistics in Antarctica, from both active and dormant
volcanic centres, is still poorly understood. Further, remote sensing has
identified over 80 subglacial volcanic vents in West Antarctica. Igneous
petrology aids in understanding the driving mechanisms of Antarcticaâ??s
tectonic development, and fundamental knowledge of mantle properties
beneath the Antarctic Plate are revealed through the integration of
geochemical and geophysical data sets. Important aspects of past ice sheet
conditions, such as ice thickness and thermal regime (ice sheet stability),
are best answered by looking at lavaâ??ice interactions in a field of study
known as glaciovolcanology. Ice cores provide valuable climate records
extending back for 800 ka; they have an extensive tephra and aerosol
record. This multidisciplinary session will be open to presentations on all
aspects of Antarctic and Southern Ocean volcanism and will include, but not
be limited to, the following topics: Tephra records; Relationship of
volcanism to tectonic history; Nature and petrology of volcanic rocks;
Mantle dynamics and sources of volcanism; Activity associated with Erebus
volcano lava lake; Remote and geophysical studies of volcanoes;
Glaciovolcanology; Volcanic hazards and monitoring.



The deadline for abstract submission is 2 September 2022.



Your conveners,

Adam P. Martin (lead), Nels Iverson, Philip Kyle, Kurt Panter



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