"Seismic phenomena associated with volcanic activity"
Annual Workshop 2016
"25 years advancing volcano seismology
in a wider
volcanological context"
co-sponsored by the
IASPEI/IAVCEI Inter-Association Commission
on Volcano Seismology
Foto © Marco Fulle,
Stromboli online, http://stromboli.net
September 26th
– October 1st, 2016
Stromboli, Aeolian Islands, Italy
From 26th September to 1st October 2016 the annual meeting of the European Seismological Commission working group “Seismic phenomena associated with volcanic activity” (co-sponsered by the IAVCEI Commission on Volcano Seismology) has been held on Stromboli volcano at the Hotel “La Sirenetta”. After the foundation of the working group at Copenhagen (DK) in 1990, the 2016 conference was the 25th anniversary event, which followed previous workshops listed on this website.
Stromboli volcano is one of the most active volcanoes on
earth. Since the beginning of time called “lighthouse of the Mediterranean”,
already the Greek mariners used the Strombolian eruptions for navigation.
Uncounted are the number of scientific projects realized at this natural
volcanic laboratory during the last decades. Therefore, the island of Stromboli
represented the perfect place for receiving 33 researchers from 13 countries.
Convenors:
Thomas Braun, INGV Roma1, Arezzo Observatory, Italy
Marisa Carapezza and Alessandro Gattuso, INGV Centre - Stromboli
Jurgen Neuberg, University of Leeds, Leeds, UK
Roberto Carniel, DPIA, University of Udine, Italy
Participants in the annual meeting on
volcano-seismology:
Jürgen Neuberg University - Leeds (UK)
Amy Collinson University
- Leeds (UK)
Luke Marsden University
- Leeds (UK)
Rodrigo Contreras Arratia University
- Leeds (UK)
Robert White University
- Cambridge (UK)
Jenny Woods University
- Cambridge (UK)
Clare Donaldson University
- Cambridge (UK)
Robert Green University
- Cambridge (UK)
Tom Hudson University
- Cambridge (UK)
Thorbjorg Ágústsdóttir University - Cambridge (UK)
Oliver Lamb University
- Liverpool (UK)
Georg Rümpker University - Frankfurt
(DE)
Carola Dietrich University
- Frankfurt (DE)
Johanna Lehr University
- Kiel (DE)
Joachim Wassermann Geophysical
Observatory - Fürstenfeldbruck (DE)
Felix Bernauer LMU - München (DE)
Andrea Simonelli LMU - München (DE)
Alicia Garcia Inst. Geociencias - Madrid (ES)
Ramon Ortiz Inst.
Geociencias - Madrid (ES)
Minoru Takeo ERI
- Tokyo (JP)
Guy Caniaux CNRM/GMGEC/MEMO - Toulouse (FR)
Bryndis Brandsdóttir Univ.
Iceland - Reykjavik (IS)
Heidi Soosalu Geological Survey of
Estonia (EE)
Peter Vajda Academy of Sciences - Bratislava (SK)
Eva Eibl DIAS - Dublin (IE)
Art Jolly IGNS
- Taupo (NZ)
Denis Legrand UNAM
- Mexico (MX)
Maurizio Ripepe University - Firenze (IT)
Giorgio Lacanna University - Firenze (IT)
Sébastien Valade University - Firenze (IT)
Roberto Carniel University - Udine (IT)
Alessandro Gattuso INGV - Roma (IT)
Thomas Braun INGV
- Arezzo (IT)
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Program |
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Presentations |
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27/09/2016 |
|
Tuesday |
|
T. Braun |
09:15 |
Introduction
& Welcome |
|
M. Takeo |
09:30 |
Long-period
seismic signals and volcanic gas emission at Asama volcano, Japan |
|
Collinson
& al. |
10:00 |
Magma budgets
and tectonics - Investigating the ongoing deformation field at Montserrat,
West Indies |
|
Neuberg & al |
10:30 |
Using seismic
and tilt measurements to forecast eruptions on silicic volcanoes |
|
coffee
break |
11:00 |
coffee
break |
|
Lehr |
11:45 |
The
long-period seismicity of Villarrica (Chile) |
|
Gattuso |
12:00 |
Geological
Introduction to Stromboli |
|
afternoon |
14:30 |
excursion by
boat to Strombolicchio, Ginostra and Sciara del fuoco |
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28/09/2016 |
|
Wednesday |
|
Legrand |
09:00 |
What ambient
noise can tell us about magma chambers |
|
Braun &
al |
09:20 |
A completely
uncomplete summary about the history of seismological research on Stromboli
volcano |
|
Ripepe & al |
10:00 |
Geophysical
Monitoring of "Iddu" |
|
coffee
break |
11:00 |
coffee
break |
|
Bernauer & al |
11:30 |
The fiber
optic gyroscope - a portable rotational ground motion sensor for volcanology |
|
Jolly &
al |
11:50 |
Using
acoustic sensors on tethered weather balloons to cover the acoustic focal
sphere for repetitious strombolian eruptions at Yasur volcano, Vanuatu |
|
Jolly &
al |
12:15 |
Characterizing
eruption directivity using small liquid-nitrogen eruptions in a controlled
field setting |
|
Dietrich
& al |
12:40 |
A pilot study
for the seismic monitoring of Fogo volcano, Cape Verde, using array
techniques: conceptual details and initial results |
|
afternoon |
15:15 |
Ascent
to crater of Stromboli |
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29/09/2016 |
|
Thursday |
|
Green &
al |
09:10 |
The seismic
signature of volcanic rift centers in Iceland |
|
Donaldson
& al |
09:30 |
Relative
seismic velocity variations correlate with deformation at Kīlauea
volcano. |
|
Ágústsdóttir & al |
10:00 |
Seismicity
accompanying the 2014 Bárðarbunga Holuhraun intrusion and the co- and post-eruptive
activity |
|
Woods &
al |
10:30 |
Dyke
propagation mechanisms from seismicity accompanying the 2014 Bárðarbunga-Holuhraun dyke intrusion, Iceland |
|
coffee
break |
11:00 |
coffee
break |
|
Eibl |
11:30 |
Title:
Pre-Eruptive Seismic Tremor During a Shallow Dyke Formation |
|
Hudson &
al |
12:00 |
Tracking deep
magma movement preceding the 2014 Bárðarbunga Holuhraun Eruption using microseismicity |
|
Brandsdóttir & al |
12:30 |
Long-period
earthquakes during the 2014 Bárðarbunga rifting
event |
|
afternoon |
14:30 |
Guided
visit to COA |
|
White &
al |
18:00 |
Magma
Transport in Iceland from Deep to Shallow Crust and Eruption |
|
Neuberg |
18:45 |
On the
generation of tube waves |
|
Braun &
al |
19:00 |
The M6.0
earthquake Aug. 24, 2016 in Central Italy |
Participants enjoyed several excursions: by boat to Strombolicchio, and surrounding the island to Ginostra and the Sciara del Fuoco, a perfect place for a swim …(for volcanologists only!).
The highlight excursion was of course the trip to the craters.
