IAVCEI General Assembly 2025 session 'Data Science in Volcanology'

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From: Chiara Montagna <chiara.montagna@xxxxxxx>


Dear Colleagues,

We invite you to consider session 'Data Science in Volcanology'
https://on-line-form.eu/iavcei2025sa/abstracts/index.php?coo=1
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when
you submit your abstract to the upcoming IAVCEI Scientific Assembly in
Geneva.

We aim at gathering contributions that span different subfields of
volcanology, but share a data-driven approach and data analysis
methodologies. Detailed description is below.

Corin Jorgenson and Leonard Seydoux will be our invited speakers. Corin
will present on the evolution of machine learning mineral thermobarometers
and other ML applications in petrology/volcanology; Leonard will talk about
unsupervised machine learning methods and interpreting deep learning models.

We hope to see many of you for a fruitful discussion on these widely used
new techniques in Geneva!

Chiara, Martina, Joe, Luigi, Maurizio

*Session description*

Data Science is becoming more and more pervasive in any field of research,
including the Earth Sciences and specifically volcanology. By leveraging
advanced data analytics, machine learning, and big data, researchers can
gain deeper insights into volcanic processes from the small to the large
scale, from plumbing system formation and evolution to eruptive dynamics.

This session welcomes contributions that showcase use of data science
applied to volcanological problems, such as machine learning algorithms to
improve geo-thermo-barometers; statistical emulators and surrogate models
to aid numerical modeling of volcanic processes; pattern recognition to
interpret monitoring signals.
Contributions that tackle ethical issues related to AI-aided volcanic
hazard assessment are also welcome.


Chiara Montagna (INGV Pisa)
Maurizio Petrelli (University of Perugia)
Joe Carthy (University of Granada)
Martina Allegra (INGV Catania)
Luigi Corleo (INGV Catania)



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