IAVCEI 2025: Unravelling eruptive histories of volcanoes to understand future behaviour

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From: FONTIJN Karen <Karen.Fontijn@xxxxxx>


Dear all,



We warmly encourage contributions to our session â??Unravelling eruptive
histories of volcanoes to understand future behaviourâ?? during the upcoming
IAVCEI Scientific Assembly in July 2025:



*Unravelling eruptive histories of volcanoes to understand future behaviour*

A detailed geologic map and volcanic stratigraphy underlie almost all other
geologic studies of volcanoes (petrology, geochemistry, physical
volcanology, etc.). Detailed eruption histories are fundamental for
understanding any volcano and provide context for eruptive behaviour,
hazard assessment and mitigation, monitoring, and subsequent research.
Moreover, they can provide detailed information on eruptive processes and
products, as well as how these processes and products change over time and
space.

We invite contributions presenting eruption histories of regions,
volcanoes, calderas, and volcanic fields delineated through geologic
mapping, (tephro)stratigraphy, and geochronology. We also invite
contributions on the challenges and limitations to field-based studies as
well as the use of alternative methods to understand eruptive history and
associated hazard and risk. Multidisciplinary contributions combining
field-based methods with archival research, new techniques, or methods from
other scientific disciplines are especially encouraged, as are ideas on
integrating such studies with hazard and risk management strategies.



*Conveners*:

Karen Fontijn (Université libre de Bruxelles, Belgium)
Amdemichael Zafu Tadesse (University of Oxford, United Kingdom)
Natalia Pardo (Universidad de los Andes, Colombia)



We Hope to see many of you there, either in presence or online!



Karen, Amdemichael and Natalia



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