IAVCEI Abstract call: let's talk about microtextures and physical properties of erupted materials

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From: "LORMAND, CHARLINE" <charline.lormand@xxxxxxxxxxxx>


Kia ora!



The IAVCEI abstract submission deadline is approaching soon and we are
inviting all the lovers of microtextures and physical properties of erupted
materials to submit their abstract in our session â??*Exploring eruption
dynamics through microstructures and physical properties of erupted
materials*â??

>From a magma chamber to the Earthâ??s surface, the physical properties of
ascending magmas change dramatically through bubble nucleation and growth,
outgassing, groundmass crystallization, glass transition, and
fragmentation. These processes are recorded by petrographic features in
erupted materials, such as microstructures of bubbles and groundmass
crystals, compositional zoning of phenocrysts, and volatiles in melt
inclusions of phenocrysts and matrix glasses. Conversely, the physical
properties of the actual multiphase magmas are affected by bubbles,
volatiles, and crystals. Moreover, the totality of these processes
influences the eruptive style of volcanoes and the patterns of the
geophysical observations at the surface.


Approaches employed analyses of microstructures and physical properties of
erupted materials in recent studies are diverse, ranging from atomic-scale
analyses of melt structures and high-resolution chemical analyses to
geodetic observation coupled with the excess-pressure calculation of the
magma feeding system. The aim of this session, therefore, is to bring
together recent advances in different fields and discuss what we have
achieved on the eruption processes so far, and to foresee the future
direction.

We welcome contributions from a wide range of scientific disciplines,
including petrographic analyses of natural samples, laboratory simulation
experiments of eruptive processes, interpretations of eruption processes on
the basis of geophysical observations, and numerical modeling of magma
ascent processes.


We are looking forward to seeing you in Rotorua!


Keiko Matsumoto
Mayumi Mujin
Charline Lormand
Stefania Sicola
Marija Putak Juricek
Shumpei Yoshimura



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