AGU 2023 Session V015: Explosive Eruption Processes

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From: "Andrews, Benjamin" <AndrewsB@xxxxxx>


Dear Colleagues,



We would like to draw your attention to AGU Fall Meeting Session V015:
Explosive
eruption processes (confex.com)
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Explosive volcanic eruptions encompass processes that span an enormous
range of physical scales. Magma fragmentation occurs over microns to 10s of
centimeters during millisecond timescales. Eruption jets and plumes
turbulently mix with the atmosphere over 100s of meters and 10s of seconds.
Pyroclastic current transport and sedimentation can be controlled by either
(or both) granular flow mechanics or turbulent flow processes. All these
processes are challenging to observe because of volcanic hazards and their
locations within the conduit or opaque eruption clouds. Understanding
explosive eruption processes helps to interpret changes in eruption style
recorded by deposits, and will hopefully lead to better forecasting of
future activity. We seek submissions that study explosive eruption
processes through direct observations, fieldwork examining ancient
deposits, pyroclast textural analysis, laboratory experiments, and/or
numerical simulations. We hope to elicit a discussion of eruption dynamics
that includes eruption case studies and broader descriptions of explosive
processes.



As a reminder, the abstract submission deadline is 2 August. Additional
information about the AGU Fall Meeting can be found at: AGU Fall Meeting
2023
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Cheers,

Ben



Mary Benage, USGS

Benjamin Andrews, Smithsonian Institution

Josef Dufek, University of Oregon

Gert Lube, Massey University


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