Session "Stromboli volcano and its variability in eruptive intensity" @ Rittmann Conference 2024

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From: Federico Di Traglia <federico.ditraglia@xxxxxxx>


Dear colleagues,

We would like to draw your attention to the session "S06 - Stromboli
volcano and its variability in eruptive intensity: advances in
understanding origins and implications" of the next Rittmann Conference (
https://www.conferirittmann.it/sessioni/sessioni.html
<https://urldefense.com/v3/__https://www.conferirittmann.it/sessioni/sessioni.html__;!!IKRxdwAv5BmarQ!f_FnQsRf7uggrK_j9SLaB2bCYHGb6LirukWdjWR8vre8UnqZ1fIXo65ui5gSg2bMvNmcOE9JHPkKkDHmp7tfaYDQaw$>)
to be held in Catania from 18 to 20 September 2024.

The deadline for abstract submission is 17 May 2024.

With best wishes
Federico, Marco, Giuseppe, Alessandro

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*Session description*:
Stromboli is renowned for its persistent and mild "Strombolian" explosive
activity, described by Mercalli in 1883 as "slightly explosive eruptions
occurring at discrete but relatively regular intervals of seconds or
minutes." This eruptive style shows, however, large variations in intensity
(including 'major' and 'paroxysmal' explosions) and frequency, and is
occasionally accompanied or replaced by lava emission from the crater area
or vents located on the unstable western flank, known as Sciara del Fuoco.
This activity is associated with rockfalls, debris slides, summit crater
failures, and less frequently, tsunamigenic rock/debris slides or flank
failures. Pyroclastic density currents (PDCs), are often linked to
crater-rim failures or column collapses during paroxysmal explosions.
Sporadic occurrences of PDCs from landslides of incandescent volcaniclastic
deposits during paroxysms have reached inhabited areas, causing casualties.
This session solicits comprehensive contributions addressing the origins
and the consequences of this intrinsic variability of the Strombolian
regime. Particularly, we welcome contributions that address the entire
Stromboli volcanic system, spanning from magma generation and ascent to
tephra dispersal and remobilization, encompassing both causal factors and
their impacts on the surrounding area. Submissions across various research
fields are encouraged, including real-time observations, geophysical and
geochemical monitoring data, geomorphological studies, analyses of eruptive
products, especially with multidisciplinary approaches.

*Conveners*:
Federico Di Traglia, Marco Pistolesi, Giuseppe Salerno, Alessandro Aiuppa


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