Meeting Program
Puerto de la Cruz Tenerife, Canary Islands, Spain May 31 - June 4, 2010
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Conference Center Casino Taoro DAY Hall A Hall B Teide Hall Retama Hall Drago Hall SUNDAY 16:00-20:00 REGISTRATION AT THE LOBBY OF CASINO TAORO 30 MAY 20:00-22:00 Welcome Party at the Casino Taoro’s gardens
08:30-09:15 REGISTRATION AT THE LOBBY OF CASINO TAORO 09:15-09:45 OPEN CEREMONY 09:45-10:30 PLENARY TALK 1: Hans-Ulrich Schmincke 10:30-11:00 PLENARY TALK 2: Carmen Romero 11:00-11:15 COFFEE BREAK at Conference Garden 11:15-11:45 PLENARY TALK 3: Mercedes Ferrer 11:45-12:15 PLENARY TALK 4: Ray Cas
12:15-13:00 Session 1.6 Session 1.1 Session 1.2 Session 1.3 13:00-14:00 LUNCH at Casino Taoro Garden MONDAY - 31 MAY MONDAY 14:00-16:00 Session 1.6 Session 1.6 Session 1.1 Session 1.2 Session 1.3
16:00-16:30 COFFEE BREAK at Games Hall 16:30-18:00 Poster Session at Games Hall 18:00-19:00 Iberoamerican Volcano NET 20:00-23:00 Volcanoes & Stars
08:30-09:00 PLENARY TALK 5: Jesús Ibañez 09:00-09:30 PLENARY TALK 6: Hazel Rymer 09:30-10:00 PLENARY TALK 7: Millan Millan 10:00-10:30 PLENARY TALK 8: Chris Newhall 10:30-11:00 COFFEE BREAK at Conference Garden Session 1.6 11:00-13:00 Session 1.3 Session 1.2 Session 1.5 Session 1.6 Forum Volcanic Landslides 13:00-14:00 LUNCH at Casino Taoro Garden UNESCO Workshop Forum Volcanic Landslides 14:00-16:00 Session 1.1 Session 2.3 Session 2.7 TUESDAY - 1JUNE TUESDAY IMEVS Session 2.1 16:00-16:30 COFFEE BREAK at Games Hall 16:30-18:00 Session 1.6 Poster Session at Games Hall 18:00-19:00 SVE & AVCAN Meeting 20:30-21:30 Volcano Musical Concert
2 JUNE ALL DAY Intra-meeting fi eld trip and activities
08:30-09:00 PLENARY TALK 9: Sonia Calvari 09:00-09:30 PLENARY TALK 10: Yasushi Aoyama 09:30-10:00 PLENARY TALK 11: Marta Calvache 10:00-10:30 PLENARY TALK 12: Russell Blong 10:30-11:00 COFFEE BREAK at Conference Garden Session 2.4 11:00-13:00 Session 1.3 Session 2.6 Session 2.1 Session 2.5 Rosaly Lopes, Invited speaker 13:00-14:00 LUNCH at Casino Taoro Garden Session 1.3 Session 2.3
THURSDAY - 3 JUNE THURSDAY 14:00-16:00 Session 2.7 Session 3.3 Session 1.1 Session 1.4 Session 2.2 16:00-16:30 COFFEE BREAK at Games Hall 16:30-18:00 Poster Session at Games Hall 20:00-22:30 Volcanic Sand Carpet at La Orotava
08:30-09:00 PLENARY TALK 13: Carolyn Driedger 09:00-09:30 PLENARY TALK 14: Emilio Custodio 09:30-10:00 PLENARY TALK 15: Sachio Ehara 10:00-10:30 PLENARY TALK 16: Patricia Erfurt-Cooper 10:30-11:00 COFFEE BREAK at Conference Garden Session 4.2 Session 3.5 11:00-13:00 Session 3.1 Session 3.2 Session 4.1 Outreach Exchange Session 3.6 13:00-14:00 LUNCH at Casino Taoro Garden Forum Assessment of Session 3.6 14:00-15:00 Volcano Q & A Session 4.3 VOGRIPA volcanic ash threat FRIDAY - 4 JUNE FRIDAY Session 3.7 15:00-16:30 Poster Sessions at Games Hall 16:30-17:00 COFFEE BREAK at Conference Garden 17:00-17:30 PLENARY TALK 17: Páll Einarsson 17:30-18:00 CLOSING CEREMONY 21:00 -22:30 Farewell Party at Martiánez Complex
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Cities on Volcanoes 6 CONFERENCE
Puerto de la Cruz Tenerife, Canary Islands, Spain May 31 - June 4, 2010
Hosted by Cabildo Insular de Tenerife Fundación Canaria ITER
co-hosted by Instituto Tecnológico y de Energías Renovables (ITER) Ayuntamiento del Puerto de la Cruz Commission of Cities and Volcanoes (CaV) International Association of Volcanology and Chemistry of the Earth’s Interior (IAVCEI) Sociedad Volcanológica de España (SVE) Asociación Volcanológica de Canarias (AVCAN)
Supported by Agencia Española de Cooperación Internacional para el Desarrollo (AECID), Gobierno de España Ministerio de Ciencia e Innovación (MICINN), Gobierno de España Unidad Militar de Emergencias (UME), Ministerio de Defensa, Gobierno de España Agencia Canaria de Investigación, Innovación y Sociedad de la Información (ACIISI), Gobierno de Canarias Viceconsejería de Infraestructuras y Planificación, Gobierno de Canarias Consejería de Turismo, Gobierno de Canarias Consejería de Medio Ambiente y Ordenación Territorial, Gobierno de Canarias Viceconsejería de Cultura y Deportes, Gobierno de Canarias Instituto Español de Oceanografía (IEO) Instituto Geológico y Minero de España (IGME) Instituto Geográfico Nacional (IGN) Academia Canaria de Seguridad Federación Canaria de Municipios (FECAM) Instituto de Estudios Hispánicos de Canarias (IEHC) Teleférico del Pico de Teide S.A. CajaCanarias Cities on volcanoes 6 · tenerife 2010 MEETING PROGRAM
COMMITEES
Committee of Honor
President: S.M. Juan Carlos I King of Spain
Members: Mr. Paulino Rivero Baute President of the Government of the Canary Islands Ms. Irina Bokova Director- General of UNESCO Mr. Setsuya Nakada President of the International Association of Volcanology (IAVCEI) Mr. Miguel Ángel Moratinos Cuyaubé Spanish Minister of Foreign Affairs & Cooperation Mrs. Cristina Garmendía Mendizábal Spanish Minister of Innovation and Science Mr. Ricardo Melchior Navarro President of the Cabildo Insular de Tenerife Mr. Marcos Brito Gutierrez Mayor of the City of Puerto de la Cruz
International Scientific & Technical National Scientific & Technical Advisory Committee Advisory Committee
Alberto C. Barbosa (Cape Verde) Antonio Eff-Darwich (University of La Laguna) Alessandro Bonaccorsso (Italy) Carmen López (National Geographical Institute) Angelica Muñoz (Nicaragua) Carmen Romero (University of La Laguna) Caroline L. Driedger (USA) Elena González Cárdenas (University of Castilla la Mancha) Crish Newhall (Singapore) Eustaquio Villalba (RSEAPT) David Johnston (New Zeeland) Inés Galindo (IGME) Franco Barberi (Italy) Javier Almendros (University of Granada) Giovanni Chiodini (Italy) Javier Dóniz (University of La Laguna) Guillermo Alvarado (Costa Rica) Jesús Ibáñez (University of Granada) Hans-Ulrich Schmincke (Germany) José A. Rodríguez Losada (University of La Laguna) Hazel Rymer (U.K.) José López Ruiz (Spanish National Research Council) Hiroshi Wakita (Japan) Juan Acosta (Oceanographic Institute of Spain) Jacques Zlotnicki (France) Juan Jesús Coello Bravo (Telesforo Bravo-Juan Coello Foundation) John Lockwood (USA) Luís González de Vallejo (University Complutense of Madrid) Jurgen Neuberg (U.K.) Luís Hernández (Canary Islands Government) Kenji Notsu (Japan) Luís Laín (Spanish Geological and Mining Institute) Marta Lucía Calvache (Colombia) Carmen Solana (Portsmouth University) Mas Atje Purbawinata (Indonesia) María Gómez (Oceanographic Institute of Spain) Naoyuki Fujii (Japan) María José Blanco (National Geographical Institute) Renato U. Solidum (Philippines) Mercedes Ferrer (Spanish Geological and Mining Institute) Setsuya Nakada (Japan) Nemesio Pérez (Institute of Technology & Renewable Energy) Shane Cronin (New Zeeland) Pedro A. Hernández (Institute of Technology & Renewable Energy) Takeshi Sagiya (Japan) Rafael U. Gosálvez (University of Castilla la Mancha) Tanyileke Z. Gregory (Cameroon) Ramón Casillas (University of La Laguna) Thomas C. Pierson (USA) Ricardo Viera (Spanish National Research Council) Zilda França (Portugal) Vicente Araña (Spanish National Research Council)
Secretariat Members
Lole González de Aledo (Institución Ferial de Tenerife, S.A., IFTSA) Fumiko Nagumo (The City of Puerto de la Cruz)
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OFFICIAL & SOCIAL EVENTS
From May 28 to June 4 Thursday, June 3 Volcano Documental & Movies “Volcanes de Volcanic Sand Carpets during the Corpus Chris- Película” ti celebration in the historic town of La Orotava Chimisay Cinema Theater (20:30 – 22:30 hours) Corpus Christi is held in June when flower and sand carpets are made from different coloured volcanic Sunday, May 30 sand gathered on Teide, then poured by hand into highly intricate designs on plazas and roads. The “Planeta Vivo Radio” from the summit cone of main event takes place in La Orotava where the Teide volcano plaza in front of the town hall is completely covered Planeta Vivo Radio (http://www.planetavivoradio. with spectacularly designed sand carpets which es/), a joint effort of the Spanish National Public have taken days to make under cover. Radio in the Canary Islands (RNE-Canarias) and City Hall of La Orotava (20:00 – 22:30 hours) Fundación Canaria ITER to broadcast scientific Organized by CoV6-Tenerife 2010 & The City of La and technological advances related to Earth Sci- Orotava ences and the Planet Earth. Summit cone of Teide volcano (12:10 – 13:00 hours) Friday, June 4 OFFICIAL & SOCIAL EVENTS CoV6 Welcome Party A welcome reception will be held at Taoro Confer- CoV6 Farewell Party ence Center from 20:00 p.m. on Sunday, May 30, All CoV6 participants and accompanied persons 2010. The cost of the party is included in the reg- are invited. All will move to Costa Martiánez Com- istration fee. Drinks and food will be served. Music plex by bus from the hotels at 20:30 hours. Shuttle group will performance traditional folkloric music bus will depart from the venue to hotels after the from Canary Islands. Puerto de la Cruz Conference Farewell Party at 23:30 hours. Center (20:00 – 22:00 hours) Costa Martiánez Complex (21:00 – 23:00 hours)
Tuesday, June 1 Musical performance “Cantata volcánica en tres movimientos sísmicos” Puerto de la Cruz Conference Center (20:30 – 21:30 hours) Organized by Reyes Bartlet Cultural Association and CoV6-Tenerife 2010
ACCOMPANYING PERSON’S PROGRAM
From June 1 to June 6 Paseo Romero Route: Colon Ave.–Familia Betancourt y Molina The Cueva del Viento (Cave of the Wind): the Ave. – Hoya Ave.– Santo Domingo St. – Quintana Largest Lava Tube in the European Union St. – San Juán St. – Iriarte St. – Blanco St. – Plaza Guided tours: 10:00, 12:00 and 14:00 (http://www. del Charco – fishing port (12:00 – 14:00 hours) cuevadelviento.net) Organized by City of Puerto de la Cruz Place: Municipality of Icod de Los Vinos. Organized by Organismo Autónomo de Museos y Refreshment stalls Centros, Cabildo de Tenerife Puerto de la Cruz fishing port (14:00 hours) Organized by City of Puerto de la Cruz From May 21 to June 6 From June 3 to June 6 Tapa Canaria Route: “Eating between volcanoes” Organized by the City of Puerto de la Cruz Puerto de la Cruz in Flower Place: Colon Avenue, Puerto de la Cruz From May 24 to June 6 Organized by City of Puerto de la Cruz
Exhibition of Traditional Shop Windows June 5 Organized by the City of Puerto de la Cruz Musical performance of folklore from Canary May 31 Islands Place: Colon Avenue, Puerto de la Cruz (20:00 Catholic Mass hours) San Telmo Chapel (11:00 hours) Organized by City of Puerto de la Cruz
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INTRA-MEETING ACTIVITIES AND FIELD EXCURSIONS
Monday, May 31 27 km in the SW, SE, E and NE sectors, being par- tially open to the North. This depression has been CoV6 #A07: Night excursion “Volcanoes and partially infilled by the products of the Teide-Pico Stars” to the Teide National Park and Teide As- Viejo stratovolcano, with a maximum altitude of trophysical Observatory to enjoy watching the 3718 m. The caldera seems to be derived from the cloud of stars from a volcano partial destruction of a NNE-SSW elongated Caña- (Details will be announced to the participants at the das edifice whose height could have reached 3000 Puerto de la Cruz Conference Center). m. The main structural features of the Las Cañadas Participants will move to Teide National Park and caldera consist of radial intrusions, cone sheets, Teide Astrophysical Observatory by shuttle bus vertical concentric dike systems and faults of con- from the hotels at 19:30 hours. Shuttle bus will de- centric and radial patterns. The origin of the Las part from Las Cañadas caldera to hotels at 23:00 Cañadas caldera is a matter of a heated debate. hours. Two main hypotheses are confronted to explain the origin of the caldera: Lateral sector collapse to the north by landslide processes and Wednesday, June 2 various caldera-forming episodes by vertical col- lapses into a magma chamber. CoV6 #A08: Visit to Civil Protection Coordina- Participants will move to Cañadas caldera by shut- tion Center (1-1-2) at Tenerife Island tle bus from the hotels at 09:00 hours. Shuttle bus (Details will be announced to the participants at the will depart from Cañadas caldera to hotels at 16:00 Puerto de la Cruz Conference Center). hours. Participants will move to Tenerife Civil Protection Coordination Center by shuttle bus from the hotels CoV6 #A11: Volcano field trip to Cumbre Vieja at 09:30 hours. Shuttle bus will depart from Ten- volcano, La Palma Island. erife Civil Protection Coordination Center to hotels This excursion will visit the active Cumbre Vieja at 14:00 hours. volcano of La Palma. It will begin with a 4-hour walk along the crest of the Cumbre Vieja to exam- CoV6 #A09: Volcano field trip to the summit ine the volcanic vents and associated west-direct- cone of Teide, a Decade Volcano. ed faulting of the 1949 eruption of the volcano, and Teide stratovolcano is the highest elevation of consider the evidence for possible incipient insta- Spain and the islands of the Atlantic (it is the third bility of the west flank of the volcano. The vents to largest volcano in the world from its base). The be visited will include the spectacular Hoyo Negro summit is characterized by a weak fumarolic ac- phreatomagmatic explosion crater. In the after- tivity with a temperature of about 83ºC. Its prox- noon, the excursion will visit the sites of the 1677 imity to population centers has led the volcano to and 1971 eruptions at San Antonio and Teneguía be designated a Decade Volcano. Access to the in the south of the island, and consider the impli- summit of Teide will be done by cable car, which cations of prehistoric phreatomagmatic activity for stops at a height of 3550m. You will need to walk hazards in the island. Finally, we will visit the Fuente for the last 200m. Beware, 3550m is kind of high Santa thermal spring, buried by lavas of the 1677 and some people might suffer from the rarefac- eruption and recently relocated by excavation of a tion of oxygen. Participants should bring walking tunnel. Participants should bring walking boots, a boots, a hat and sun protection. From the summit hat and sun protection; water and a packed lunch of Teide, a panoramic view of Cañadas Caldera, will be provided. NW and NE volcanic rifts, and Tenerife Island can Participants will move to Tenerife North Airport by be seen. If the meteorological conditions are excel- shuttle bus from the hotels at 07:00 hours. Shuttle lent, participant will be able also to see La Palma, bus will depart from the Tenerife North Airport to Gomera, EL Hierro, and Gran Canaria islands. hotels at 21:30 hours. Participants will move to Teide National Park by shuttle bus from the hotels at 08:30 hours. Shuttle CoV6 #A12: Volcano field trip to the 1730-36 bus will depart from Teide National Park to hotels eruption of Timanfaya volcano, Lanzarote Is- at 16:30 hours. land. This field trip to Lanzarote will have the following CoV6 #A10: Volcano field trip to Las Cañadas route: caldera, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, Ten- Parque Nacional de Timanfaya, visiting the 1730/36 erife Island. historical eruptions, view of surface geothermal The Las Cañadas caldera is an elliptical depres- manifestations and visiting to the Monitoring Vol- sion measuring 16x9 km, with a maximum depth of canic Activity Unit of the Lanzarote Geodynamics 600 m below the top of the caldera wall at Guajara Laboratory (LGL). Lava path of Colorada Mt (Partial Mountain (2717 m). A long NNW-SSE alignment of tour of the didactic/outreach, with volcanic bombs cliffs (Roques de Garcia) splits the caldera into two of big size, dunitic enclaves, etc.). Wine-producing main parts: the eastern and the western depres- area of La Geria (agricultural excavations in pyro- sions being the western 150 m deeper than the clasts). Los Verdes volcanic tube (Route of the vol- eastern one. The caldera wall is visible along canic tube and visit to the main unit of the Lanzarote
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Geodynamics Laboratory (LGL). Jameos del Agua / the vineyards of the area. At 12:30 hours, will visit Casa de los Volcanes (guided visit to the facilities). the Tenerife Island Wineries (Viña Norte), winery of It is recommended not to check at the airport per- the guarantee of origin Tacoronte Acentejo, locat- sonal belongings to avoid waste of time. In case ed at Piedra de Torres, Tacoronte. There will have a of taking hammers or similar, it is recommended presentation of the society and a winery tour with to check all of them in one or two suitcases. Par- wine tasting at 12:30 hours. After this tour, will visit ticipants should bring walking boots, a hat and sun the Casa del Vino La Baranda, El Sauzal and its protection. Participants will move to Tenerife North museum at 14:00 hours. Lunch, hosted by the Ca- Airport by shuttle bus from the hotels at 07:00 bildo Insular de Tenerife, will be served at the Wine hours. Shuttle bus will depart from the Tenerife House at 15:00 hours. Participants will return by North Airport to hotels at 21:30 hours. shuttle bus to the hotels at 17:00 hours.
CoV6 #A13: Cultural trip about the historical CoV6 #A14: Cultural trip about volcanic materi- role of the wine in the Canary Islands. als and architecture at the UNESCO World Her- Participants will departure at 09:30 hours from the itage Site of San Cristóbal de la Laguna hotels to the Suertes del Marqués winery, guaran- (Details will be announced to the participants at the tee of origin Valle de la Orotava, located in the place Puerto de la Cruz Conference Center). known as The Ratin. They will visit the vineyards of Participants will move to La Laguna by shuttle bus the property led by the same winemaker and sub- from the hotels at 09:30 hours. Shuttle bus will de- sequent wine tasting in the cellar. Later will move part from La Laguna to hotels at 16:00 hours. from El Ratiño to San Antonio of La Matanza. Visit INTRA-MEETING & FORUMS
FORUMS DURING THE CONFERENCE
Tuesday, June 1 Drago Hall (14:00 – 15:00 hours) Chairpersons: Sian Crosweller and Steve Sparks Forum on Volcanic Landslides (The University of Bristol, U.K.) Drago Hall (12:15 – 13:00 and 14:15 – 14:45 hours) Forum “Assessment of volcanic ash threat: Luis González de Vallejo (Univ. Complutense of learning and considerations from the 2010 Madrid) & Mercedes Ferrer (IGME) Eyjafjallajökull eruption” The still on-going Eyjafjallajökull eruption has evi- Friday, June 4 denced the tremendous impact that volcanic ash can have on civil aviation and the Forum on Outreach Exchange magnitude of the resulting socio-economic con- The Outreach Exchange forum will be a 60 minute sequences. Ash dispersal models constitue a key informal gathering that allows meeting participants tool for forecasting the evolution of ash clouds and to meet and discuss favourite teaching ideas, are essential to aid officers and decision-makers. show and distribute outreach products (brochures, The recent crisis has revealed flaws of the - cur maps, curricula, etc.), and to chat informally about rent strategy used for mitigating ash plume haz- the education session that has been held ear- ard, in particular the lack of ash tolerance criteria, lier. The topics are much smaller than what would some limitations of models, or not optimal trans- be discussed during a regular session presenta- disciplinary interaction. The aim of the forum is to tion. stimulate an open discussion, inside the scientific Teide Hall (12:00 – 13:00 hours) communities involved, that will lead eventually to Chairperson: Carolyn L. Driedger (USGS) more robust and rationale answers to the problem of forecasting volcanic ash plumes. Forum on VOGRIPA: A global database of vol- Teide Hall (14:00 – 15:00 hours) canic eruptions Chairperson: Arnau Folch (Barcelona Supercom- The aim of VOGRIPA is to create a global database puter Center) of volcanic eruptions including data on both haz- ards and risk, which will be publically accessible Volcano Q & A: Let’s Ask Volcanologists in the and contributable. The database development World is progressing such that it should be publishable General public attending CoV6-Tenerife 2010 will by the end of the year, therefore your input at this have the opportunity to ask questions related to stage is vital in making the database as compre- volcanoes and volcanic risk management to a pan- hensive and useful as possible. Participants are in- el of international and national volcanologists. vited to suggest how they might make use of such Hall A, Puerto de la Cruz Conference Center (14:00 a database, the data they would find most useful, – 15:00 hours) and therefore actively contribute to creating a tool Organized by CoV6-Tenerife 2010 that would be useful for volcanologists around the world.
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WORKSHOPS AND MEETINGS
Friday, May 28 objective was to encourage national volcanological institutions in countries with active or potentially Workshop on volcanoes, volcanic risk manage- active volcanoes to upgrade their data bases and ment and tourism for the tourist professional to prepare and/or refine contingency plans before sector (in Spanish) a volcano crisis arises. After more than a quarter of Atalaya Hotel, Puerto de la Cruz (09:00 – 13:00 a century some of these items are now updated: hours) scientific and technology advancements, in addi- Organized by CoV6-Tenerife 2010 tion to improvement on volcano monitoring from land and space, and modern internet accessible data bases such as WOVOdat project, may allow Saturday, May 29 to configure the early warning project from a differ- ent perspective. The objectives of this workshop Workshop on volcanoes, volcanic risk man- are to discuss all the options to re-vitalise the IM- agement and communication for journalists (in EWS project. Spanish) Retama Hall (14:00 – 16:00 hours) Atalaya Hotel, Puerto de la Cruz (09:00 – 15:00 Chairpersons: Kristine Tovmasyan (UNESCO) and hours) Roberto Scarpa (University of Salerno, Italy) Organized by CoV6-Tenerife 2010 Spanish Volcanological Society (SVE) & Canar- Monday, May 31 ian Volcanological Association (AVCAN) Meet- ings Teide Hall (18:00 – 19:00 hours) Iberoamerican Volcano Network Meeting Organized by SVE and AVCAN Teide Hall (18:00 – 19:00 hours) Organized by Red Iberoamericana de Volcanología & CoV6-Tenerife 2010 Saturday, June 5
Tuesday, June 1 Ash fall impacts working group This workshop is a follow on from Sessions 2.6 (“Human health problems caused by volcanic ac- UNESCO Workshop “International mobile ear- tivity and Session”) and 2.7 (“Understanding and ly-warning system(s) for volcanic eruptions and mitigating the impacts of volcanic ash fall”) and seismic activities (IMEWS)” leverages participation from those presenting and More than 25 years ago UNESCO/UNEP spon- attending these sessions. Former workshop mem- sored a preparatory study for developing an “In- bers and other interested individuals are invited to ternational Mobile Early Warning System(s) for Vol- gather to discuss working group objectives and canic Eruptions and Seismic Activities” (IMEWS, continued vision of understanding and mitigating see Yokoyama et al., 1984). This activity was per- impacts of ash fall. formed by three specialists from Italy (Dr. Roberto Hotel Atalaya (09:00 – 16:00 hours) Scarpa), Japan (Prof.Izumi Yokoyama), and USA Chairpersons: Kristi Wallace (USGS), Graham Le- (Dr.Robert Tilling). The basic aim of this project was onard (GNS Science, New Zeland) and Tom Wilson to develop International systems to provide a rapid (Univ. Canterbury, New Zeland). response and mutual assistance for improving a better cooperation during volcanic crises. Another
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SCIENTIFIC AND TECHNICAL SESSIONS & CO-CONVENERS
The program of CoV6-Tenerife 2010 will cover scientific and technical sessions within 4 major symposiums.
SYMPOSIUM 1: THE SCIENCE OF VOLCANOES Session 1.1: Volcano general studies. Co-convenors: Zilda Franca ([email protected]), Elisabeth Widom ([email protected]) and Guillermo Alvarado ([email protected])
Session 1.2: Understanding volcanic hazards. Co-convenors: Thomas C. Pierson ([email protected]), and Yuichi Nishimura ([email protected])
Session 1.3: Volcano observation and monitoring Co-convenors: Jesús Ibañez Godoy ([email protected]), Salvatore Gianmanco ([email protected]) and Naoyuki Fujii ([email protected]) MEETINGS & SESSIONS
Session 1.4: Volcanology from Space Co-convenors: Thomas R. Walter ([email protected]) and Pietro Tizzani ([email protected])
Session 1.5: Electromagnetic and other geophysical methods for monitoring and predicting volcanic eruptions. Co-convenors: Yoichi Sasai ([email protected]) and Jacques Zlotnicki ([email protected])
Session 1.6: Geoengineering in volcanic environments Co-convenors: Luis E. Hernández ([email protected]), Claudio Olalla Marañón ([email protected]) and José A. Rodríguez-Losada ([email protected])
SYMPOSIUM 2: HOW TO LIVE WITH VOLCANOES: THE RISKS Session 2.1: Volcanic hazard and risk assessment Co-convenors: Shane J. Cronin ([email protected]) and Alessandro Bonaccorso ([email protected])
Session 2.2: Volcanology, virtual community and cyber infrastructure Co-convenors: Greg A. Valentine ([email protected]), Shinji Takarada ([email protected]), Warner Marzocchi ([email protected])
Session 2.3: Education and outreach for reducing volcanic risk Co-convenors: Caroline Driedger ([email protected]), David Calvo ([email protected]) and Carmen Solana ([email protected])
Session 2.4: Emergency management Co-convenors: Jorge Serra ([email protected]) and Marta L. Calvache ([email protected])
Session 2.5: Communication strategies for reducing volcanic risk Co-convenors: Carmen Solana ([email protected]), Sonia Calvari ([email protected]) and Jean Christophe Komorowski ([email protected])
Session 2.6: Human health problems caused by volcanic activity Co-convenors: Peter Baxter ([email protected]) and Claire Horwell ([email protected])
Session 2.7: Understanding and mitigating the impacts of volcanic ash fall Co-convenors: Tom Wilson ([email protected]), Graham Leonard ([email protected]), Christina Neal ([email protected]) and Peter Baxter ([email protected])
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SYMPOSIUM 3: HOW TO LIVE WITH VOLCANOES: THE OPPORTUNITIES Session 3.1: Volcanic National Parks, Protected Areas, Biosphere Reserves, Geoparks and Landscape management Co-convenors: Caroline Driedger ([email protected]), Hiromu Okada ([email protected]), Miguel Durban ([email protected]), A. San Blas ([email protected]) and Emilio Bassols ([email protected])
Session 3.2: Volcanoes and geothermal energy Co-convenors: Raúl Hidalgo ([email protected]), Sachio Ehara ([email protected]) and Ruggero Bertani ([email protected])
Session 3.3: Volcanoes: a unique adventure and tourist attraction Co-convenors: Patricia Erfurt-Cooper ([email protected]) and Rosaly Lopes ([email protected])
Session 3.4: Volcanoes: a natural source for art creativity and cultural inspiration Convenor: Mª Isabel Sánchez Bonilla ([email protected])
Session 3.5: Other natural resources in volcanic environments (balneology, soils…) Co-convenors: Malcolm Cooper ([email protected]) and Antonio Rodriguez Rodríguez ([email protected])
Session 3.6: Experiences of destruction and recovery: history, archaeology and legends Co-convenors: Katharine Cashman ([email protected]) and Shane J. Cronin ([email protected])
Session 3.7: The use of the Earth’s volcanic record in the search for extraterrestrial life Co-convenors: J. Martínez Frías ([email protected]), José A. Rodríguez Losada ([email protected]) and Antonio Eff-Darwich ([email protected])
SYMPOSIUM 4: RECENT ERUPTIONS SINCE COV5 AND VOLCANIC CRISIS MANAGEMENT IN SPE- CIAL SETTINGS Session 4.1: Recent eruptions since CoV5-Shimabara 2007 Co-convenors: Marta L. Calvache ([email protected]) and Hugo Yepes ([email protected])
Session 4.2: Volcanic crisis management in active volcanic islands Co-convenors: Yasushi Aoyama ([email protected]) and John Loockwood ([email protected])
Session 4.3: Volcanic crisis management in megacities on and around active volcanoes Co-convenors: Jan Lindsay ([email protected]) and Hugo Delgado ([email protected])
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Plenary Talks
Monday, May 31, Conference Center
9:45-10:30 1. SCHMINCKE, Hans-Ulrich; SUMITA, Mari 1.1-O-25 Evolution of the Canary Islands with Emphasis on Volcanic Hazards 10:30-11:00 2. ROMERO, Carmen 1.1-O-28 Historical Volcanism of Canary Islands 11:15-11:45 3. FERRER, Mercedes 2.1-O-16 Volcanic Mega-Landslides in Tenerife (Canary Islands, Spain) 11:45-12:15 4. CAS, Ray AF; BRYAN, Scott; EDGAR, Campbell; MIDDLETON, Jill; PITTARI, Adrian; MARTÍ, Joan; NICHOLS, Holly; OLIN, Paul; SORIANO, Carles WOLFF, John A 1.2-O-18
Explosive Eruption History of Tenerife: Hazard and Risk Implications (Or, …. Where Plenary Talks Should We Run to?)
Tuesday, June 1, Conference Center
8:30-9:00 5. IBAÑEZ, Jesús M. 1.3-O-32 High Definition Seismic Tomography of Active Volcanic Islands Using Active and Pas- sive Experiments. 9:00-9:30 6. RYMER, Hazel; LOCKE, Corinne; ÓFEIGSSON, Benedikt G.; EINARSSON, Páll; STURKELL, Erik 1.3-O-31 New Mass Increase beneath Askja Volcano, Iceland: a Precursor to Renewed Activity? 9:30-10:00 7. MILLAN, Millan 1.3-O-23 COrrelation SPECtroscopy (COSPEC): The First 40 Years 10:00-10.30 8. NEWHALL, Chris 2.3-O-12 Why Volcanic Disasters Can Still Occur Despite Good Scientific Knowledge
Thursday, June 3, Conference Center
8:30-9:00 9. CALVARI, Sonia 2.1-O-03 Hazard From Eruptive Activity at Stromboli Volcano (Southern Italy): What we Have Learnt From the 2002-3 and 2007 Eruptions 9:00-9:30 10. AOYAMA, Yasushi 4.2-O-02 Crisis Management of the 2000 Miyakejima Volcanic Eruption 9:30-10:00 11. CALVACHE, Marta; AGUDELO, Adriana; GOMEZ, Diego 2.4-O-07 The Certainty of the Uncertainties: Colombian Experiences During Volcanic Crisis Man- agement 10:00-10:300 12. BLONG, Russell 2.1-O-14 Volcanic Eruptions and Insurance
Friday, June 4, Conference Center
8:30-9:00 13. DRIEDGER, Carolyn 2.3-O-04 Building Effective Community Partnerships for Volcanic Hazards Education 9:00-9:30 14. CUSTODIO, Emilio 3.5-O-05 Groundwater in Volcanic Islands and Its Development 9:30-10:00 15. EHARA, Sachio 3.2-O-02 Utilization of Geothermal Energy at Kuju Volcano, Central Kyushu,Southwestern Japan 10:00-10:30 16. ERFURT-COOPER, Patricia 3.3-O-08 Volcano Tourism: A Growing Demand for Active Volcanic and Geothermal Destinations 17:00-17:30 17. EINARSSON, Páll 4.1-O-10 The Eyjafjallajökull volcano, Iceland: Tectonic setting, structure, and magma plumbing during the current activity
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Monday, May 31 (ORAL)
Conference Center:
12:15-13:00 BARTON, Nick 1.6-O-22 Low Stress and High Stress Phenomena when Excavating in Basalt Flows
Conference Center: Hall A
14:00-14:15 RODRÍGUEZ-CADENAS, Estela; GARCÍA-SANTOS, A. 1.6-O-21 Lightweight Aggregate and Lightweight Concrete and its Application in the Improvement of the Thermal Properties of Volcanic Lightweight Aggregate Concrete Blocks from Ca- nary Islands 14:15-14:30 SERRANO, Alcibíades; PERUCHO, Áurea & CONDE, M 1.6-O-20 Isotropic Collapse Load as a Function of the Macroporosity of Volcanic Pyroclasts 14:30-14:45 JOÃO, B. P. Silva; CRISTINA, Carvalho; DIOGO, Caetano; CELSO, Gomes 1.6-O-24 Natural stone from the archipelago of Azores: relationship between lithology and physical- mechanical behaviour 14:45-15:00 YÜKSEK, Salih; DEMIRCI, Ahmet 1.6-O-17 Geotechnical Properties of Volcanic Materials of the Mount Erciyes 15:00-15:15 APUANI, Tiziana; CORAZZATO, Claudia 1.6-O-09 Etna Flank Dynamics: a Sensitivity Analysis by Numerical Modelling 15:15-15:30 DEL POTRO, Rodrigo; HÜRLIMANN, Marcel 1.6-O-33 The Origin and Geotechnical Properties of Volcanic Soils and their Role in Developing Flank and Sector Collapses 15:30-15:45 Ferrer, M.; González de Vallejo, L.; Seisdedos, J. 1.6-O-18 Güímar and la orotava large landslides: the role of the submarine fragmentary materials 15:45-16:00 ROSA, Sérgio; MATEUS DE BRITO, José A.; SOUSA Filipe M. B. Almeida; RODRIGUES, Vitória 1.6-O-04 Cliff Stabilization Solutions at the South Coast of Madeira Island
Conference Center: Hall B
14:00-14:15 DEL OLMO, Daniel; SERRANO, Alcibíades 1.6-O-23 Modeling of the Collapse of a Macroporous Material 14:15-14:30 ESTAIRE, José; SANTANA, María; DÍEZ, J.A. 1.6-O-15 Geotechnical description of halloysite clays from La Palma Island (Spain) 14:30-14:45 FE, Miguel; MARTÍNEZ, Rodrigo 1.6-O-16 Geotechnical Parameters of Basaltic Pyroclastics in La Palma Island, Based on Conver- gences Measured in a Tunnel 14:45-15:00 RAHMANNEJAD, Reza; KARGAR, Alireza 1.6-O-01 A Sensitive Analysis on Mohr-Coulomb and Hoek-Brown Parameters Effective in Ground Response Curve 15:00-15:15 LOMOSCHITZ, Alejandro; YEPES, Jorge; de SANTIAGO, Cristina 1.6-O-02 Basic properties of non welded basaltic lapilli and influence on their geotechnical behav- iour 15:15-15:30 LOURENÇO, João; MATEUS DE BRITO, José A.; SANTOS, Jaime; ROSA, Sérgio P. Parada; RODRIGUES, Vitória; OLIVA, Rita 1.6-O-14 Geotechnical Characterisation of Volcanic Rocks and Soils of Madeira’s Island 15:30-15:45 MARTÍN-GÓMEZ, Miguel Roberto; FERNÁNDEZ-BANIELA, Fabiola; ARRIBAS-PÉREZ DE OBANOS, José Joaquín; SORIANO, Antonio 1.6-O-07 Deformational behaviour of pyroclastic rocks beneath the upper reservoir of the hydro- wind plant at El Hierro. 15:45-16:00 MUÑIZ, Mauro; GONZÁLEZ-GALLEGO, Javier 1.6-O-29 Rock Mass Classification Schemes In Volcanic Rocks
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Casino Taoro: Teide Hall
12:30-12:45 DÁVILA HARRIS, Pablo; BRANNEY, Michael J.; STOREY, Michael 1.1-O-02 Giant, Eruption-Triggered Ocean-Island Landslide at Tenerife: Onshore Record and Long- Term Effects on Pyroclastic Dispersal 12:45-13:00 MÁRQUEZ, Alvaro; HERRERA, Raquel; IZQUIERDO, Tatiana; BARRAGÁN, Rubén 1.1-O-09 Testing the Hypothesis gonçalvesAbout the Origin Of Las Cañadas Caldera (Tenerife,Canary Islands). 13:00-14:00 LUNCH 14:00-14:15 WIESMAIER, Sebastian; TROLL, Valentin R.; CARRACEDO, Juan Carlos; ELLAM, Rob; BINDEMAN, Ilya; WOLFF, John A.; DEEGAN, Frances M. 1.1-O-03 Bimodal Volcanism In Tenerife - An Anatectic Origin For The Teide-Pico Viejo Phonolites 14:15-14:30 SESTRI, Andrea; STOPPA, Francesco 1.1-O-26 Geo-Petrological Study of The Roque Nublo Cycle (Gran Canaria, Spain) 14:30-15:45 HERRERA, Raquel; ANCOCHEA, Eumenio; HUERTAS, María José 1.1-O-08 Major, Trace Elements and Nd-Sr-Pb Isotopes of the Young Edifice of La Gomera (Canary Islands). 14:45-15:00 LLANES, Pilar; CARBÓ, Andrés; MUÑOZ, Alfonso; TEN BRINK URI 1.1-O-23 Monday, May 31 (ORAL) Residual Isostatic Anomalies of the Canary Islands 15:00-15:15 PADRÓN, Eleazar; MELIAN, Gladys; BARRANCOS, José; PADILLA, Germán; CALVO, David; NOLASCO, Dácil; HERNÁN- DEZ, Pedro A.; PÉREZ, Nemesio M. 1.1-O-27
Fumarole and Plume H2S Emission from Active Volcanoes 15:15-15:30 PÉREZ, Nemesio M.; HERNÁNDEZ, Pedro A.; PADILLA, Germán; MELIÁN, Gladys; PADRÓN, Eleazar; BARRANCOS, José; CALVO, David; KUSAKABE, Minoru; MORI, Toshiya; NOTSU, Kenji; NOLASCO, Dácil 1.1-O-24
Global CO2 Emission From Volcanic Lakes 15:30-15:45 MARTIN, Robert S.; SAWYER, Georgina M.; SPAMPINATO, Letizia; SALERNO, Giuseppe; RAMIREZ, C.; ILYINSKAYA, Evgenia; WITT, Melanie L. I.; MATHER, Tamsin A.; WATSON, I. Matthew; PHILLIPS, Jeremy C.; OPPENHEIMER, Clive 1.1-O-11 A total volatile inventory for Masaya volcano, Nicaragua 15:45-16:00 KAYZAR, Theresa M.; NELSON, Bruce K.; REAGAN, Mark K.; IZBEKOV, Pavel E.; BELOUSOVA, Marina; BELOUSOV, Alexander 1.1-O-16 Periodically Erupting Degassed Magma: The Evolution Of Karymsky, Bezymianny, and Shiveluch Volcanic Systems In The Past Decade
Casino Taoro: Retama Hall
12:30-12:45 SIMAKIN, Alexander 1.2-O-01 Mechano-Chemical Model of the Caldera-Forming Eruption Initiation. 12:45-13:00 ALVARADO, Guillermo E.; ESCOBAR, Rudiger; PÉREZ, Wendy; SOTO, Gerardo J.; TOULKERIDIS, Theofilos; MELSON, William G.; GOURGAUD, Alain; BALSECA, Wilfrido 1.2-O-02 Bomb and Ash Flow Deposits: Genesis and Case Studies 13:00-14:00 LUNCH 14:00-14:15 SEISDEDOS, Julia; FERRER, Mercedes; GONZÁLEZ DE VALLEJO, Luis I. 1.2-O-14 Mega Rockslides in Canary Islands: Geomechanical Properties for Hyaloclastite Rocks in Tenerife and its Relation to the Stability of the Volcanic Island Flanks. 14:15-14:30 DOYLE, Emma E; HOGG, Andrew J; MADER, Heidy M; SPARKS, R Stephen J 1.2-O-04 Modelling Pyroclastic Currents as Two Layers. 14:30-14:45 CAPRA, L.; BORSELLI, L.; VARLEY, N.; GAVILANES-RUIZ, J.C.; SAROCCHI, D. 1.2-O-05 Rainfall-Triggered Lahars at Volcán de Colima, México: Surface Hydro-Repellency as Ini- tiation Process. 14:45-15:00 KUSAKABE, Minoru; YOSHIDA, Yutaka; OHBA, Takeshi; NAGAO, Keisuke; ISSA; TANYILEKE, Greg 1.2-O-03 Lake Monoun is Degassed, Lake Nyos is still to be Degassed 15:00-15:15 MANZELLA, Irene; PHILLIPS, Jeremy C.; EINSTEIN, Herbert H.; BONADONNA, Costanza 1.2-O-07 An Investigation of the Runout of Volcanic Flows Using Laboratory Experiments and Dis- crete Element Simulations 15:15-15:30 MAENO, Fukashi; IMAMURA, Fumihiko 1.2-O-08 Numerical Investigation of the Tsunami Induced by Pyroclastic Flow entering the Sea dur- ing the 1883 Krakatau Eruption
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15:30-15:45 DI MURO, Andrea; STAUDACHER, Thomas; FERRAZZINI, Valérie; BRENGUIER, Florent 1.2-O-09 Pattern and Causes of Cyclic Eruptive Behavior at Piton De La Fournaise Volcano after the 2007 Summit Caldera Collapse 15:45-16:00 KUEPPERS, Ulrich; PERUGINI, Diego; ALATORRE-IBARGÜENGOITIA, Miguel; DINGWELL, Donald 1.2-O-10 What Do Pyroclasts Tell Us About An Eruption?
Casino Taoro: Drago Hall
12:30-12:45 OROZCO-ROJAS, Justo; ALMANDROS, Javier; IBÁÑEZ, Jesús M.; BRETÓN, Mauricio 1.3-O-01 Location of Low Frequency Signals Associated to Volcanic Explosions of Volcán de Fuego de Colima Using Broad Band Semblance Analysis. 12:45-13:00 DOMÍNGUEZ CERDEÑA, Itahiza; RIVERA, Luis; DEL FRESNO, Carmen 1.3-O-02 New Insight on the Increasing Seismicity during Tenerife’s 2004 Volcanic Reactivation 13:00-14:00 LUNCH 14:00-14:15 XU, Jiandong; WU, Jianping; WANG, Qingliang; JI, Lingyun 1.3-O-03 Monitoring of Changbaishan Tianchi Volcano for the 10-year Period: Results and Implica- tion of Magmatic Activity 14:15-14:30 LONDOÑO, John Makario; CARDONA, Carlos Eduardo 1.3-O-04 Seismicity Associated to the Reactivation of Nevado del Huila Volcano, Colombia. 14:30-14:45 LONDOÑO, John Makario; TORRES, Roberto; CADENA, Óscar 1.3-O-05 Seismicity Associated to Emplacement and Sestruction of Domes at Galeras Volcano, Co- lombia, 1989-2009. 14:45-15:00 VINCI, Stefano; DOUMAZ, Fawzi; SPINETTI, Claudia 1.3-O-06 Database and web-interface for an early warning system at Stromboli volcano 15:00-15:15 HORT, Matthias; BARSCH, Robert; BERNSDORF, Stefan; BEYREUTHER, Moritz; CONG, Xiao; DAHM, Torstsen; EINEDER, Michael; ERBERTSEDER, Tilo; GERSTENECKER, Carl; HAMMER, Conny; HANSTEEN, Thor; KRIEGER Lars; LÄUFER, Gwendolyn; MAERKER, Cordelia; MONTALVO GARCIA Arturo; OHRNBERGER, Matthias; RIX, Meike; RÖDELSBERGER, Sabina; SEIDENBERGER, Karl; SHIRZAEI, Monacheer; STAMMLER, Klaus; STITTGEN Hans Peter; VALKS, Pieter; WALTER, Thomas T; WALLENSTEIN, Nicolau; WASSERMANN, Joachim; ZAKSEK, Klemen 1.3-O-07 Exupéry: a mobile Volcano Fast Response System (Exupéry VFRS) 15:15-15:30 OROZCO-ROJAS, Justo; IBÁÑEZ, Jesús M.; ESTEBAN-PARRA, Maria Jesús; ZOBIN, V.; BRETÓN, Mauricio 1.3-O-08 Statistical Analysis of Along Continuous Time Series of Volcanic Explosions of Volcán de Colima, México. 15:30-15:45 MELIAN, Gladys; HERNÁNDEZ, Pedro; SORTINO, Francesco; GIAMMANCO, Salvatore; BARRANCOS, José; LOPEZ, Manuela; NERI, Marco; MALDONADO, Jezabel; HERNÁNDEZ, Ruyman; PÉREZ, Nemesio M. 1.3-O-09 Hidden Tectonic Framework Of The Summit Of Mt. Etna (Sicily, Italy) Revealed From Soil
CO2 Efflux And Soil Temperature Surveying. 15:45-16:00 COLE, P.D.; STEWART, R.; ODBERT, Henry; STINTON, A.J.; CHRISTOPHER, T.; ELIGON, C.; BASS, V.; SYERS, R.; BERN- STEIN, M.; STONE, J.; WILLIAMS, C.; ROBERTSON, R.; WATTS, R. 1.3-O-10 Combining Traditional Observational Methods And Multiparameter Monitoring Of Re- newed Activity At Soufriere Hills Volcano, Montserrat
Monday, May 31 (POSTERS)
1.1-P-01 VOLENTIK, Alain; BONADONNA, Costanza; CONNOR, Charles A Study of the Influence of Particle Shape on Tephra Dispersal 1.1-P-02 PARCHETA, Carolyn; HOUGHTON, Bruce; SWANSON, Don; ERICKSEN, Todd From Fissure to Point Source: Lava Fountain Evolution at Mauna Ulu 1969, Kīlauea, Hawaii 1.1-P-03 GOZZI, Fernando; GAETA, Mario; ARIENZO, Ilenia; FREDA, Carmela; MARRA, Fabrizio Calcite-Bearing Foiditic Lavas of Colli Albani Volcanic District (Central Italy): New Petrographic and Geochemical Data. 1.1-P-04 NÚÑEZ-CORNÚ, Francisco J.; SANCHEZ, John; SUAREZ-PLASCENCIA, Carlos Seismic Study of 2005 Vulcanian Explosions at Colima Volcano 1.1-P-05 KAVANAGH, Janine; SPARKS, R. Stephen J. Insights Of Dyke Emplacement Mechanics From Detailed 3-D Dyke Thickness Datasets
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1.1-P-06 DÓNIZ-PÁEZ, F. Javier Morphological and Morphometrical Analysis of Cinder Cones, Tenerife Volcanic Island, Canary, Spain 1.1-P-07 DÓNIZ-PÁEZ, F. Javier; KERESZTURI, Gábor Degradation of Quaternary Scoria Cones in Tenerife island, Canary, Spain. 1.1-P-08 GHORBANI, Mansour Eocene-Quaternary Volcanism in Abdar-Dehaj (Iran) 1.1-P-09 GHORBANI, Mansour; SAADAT, Behnaz Tertiary-Quaternary Volcanism in Alborz (Iran) 1.1-P-10 HERNÁNDEZ-ZUÑIGA, María A.; NOVELO-CASANOVA, David A. Physical, Structural and Socio-economic Vulnerability of San Pedro Benito Juárez, Estado de Méx- ico, Mexico, due to eruptions of the Popocatépetl, volcano 1.1-P-11 LO CASTRO, Maria Deborah; COLTELLI, Mauro Tephrostratigraphy of the last 2 ka activity of Etna volcano 1.1-P-12 CALARCO, Marilena; CONTE, Aida Maria; MARTORELLI, Eleonora; SPOSATO, Andrea; BOSMAN, Alessandro; CLAGUE, David A.; COLTELLI, Mauro; CHIOCCI, Francesco L. The 1891 Submarine Vent: New Data of the Latest Eruption at Pantelleria (Sicily Channel - Italy) 1.1-P-13 MASOTTA, Matteo; GAETA, Mario GOZZI, Fernando; MARRA, Fabrizio; PALLADINO, Danilo Mauro; SOTTILI, Gianluca
White Pumice vs. Black-Grey Scoria in the Tufo Giallo della Via Tiberina (Sabatini Volcanic District, Monday, May 31 (POSTERS)
Roman Province): Evidence of Temperature- and H2O-Zoning in Phonolitic Magma Chambers. 1.1-P-14 GONZÁLEZ-CÁRDENAS, Elena; BECERRA-RAMÍREZ, Rafael; ESCOBAR-LAHOZ, Estela; GOSÁLVEZ-REY, Rafael Ubaldo Quaternary Hydromagmatics Eruptions and Paleosismicity at Campo de Calatrava Volcanic Re- gion, Ciudad Real, (Spain) 1.1-P-15 BECERRA-RAMÍREZ, Rafael; GOSÁLVEZ-REY, Rafael Ubaldo; GONZÁLEZ-CÁRDENAS, Elena; ESCOBAR-LAHOZ, Estela Geomorphology of a Degassing Vent: La Sima. Campo de Calatrava Volcanic Region (Central Spain). 1.1-P-16 BECERRA-RAMÍREZ, Rafael Morphology of Lava Fountain Deposits in the Cinder Cone of La Cornudilla Volcano. Campo de Calatrava Volcanic Region (Central Spain). 1.1-P-17 ANDRADE S. Daniel; VAN WYK DE VRIES, Benjamin The Early Stages of Flank Collapse in Stratovolcanoes as Seen With Analogue Models 1.1-P-18 LOOCK, Sébastien; VAN WYK DE VRIES, Benjamin; HENOT, Jean Marc Clinker Formation in Basaltic and Trachybasaltic Lava Flows 1.1-P-19 LOOCK, Sébastien; VAN WYK DE VRIES, Benjamin; HENOT, Jean Marc Wet Peperite Formation at the Base of Lava Flows: Insights from the French Massif Central 1.1-P-20 SIEBERT, Lee; SIMKIN, Tom; KIMBERLY, Paul Volcanoes of the World: a Four-Decades Perspective on Earth’s Quaternary Volcanoes by the Smithsonian’s Global Volcanism Program 1.1-P-21 CARLINO, Stefano; CUBELLIS, Elena; LUONGO, Giuseppe Highlights on the Dynamics, Structures and Volcanic History of Ischia Island (Italy) for a Conceptual Model of Shallow Magma Feeding System 1.1-P-22 CARLINO, Stefano; SOMMA, Renato Eruptive vs. Non-Eruptive Behaviour of Large Calderas: The Example of Campi Flegrei Caldera (Southern Italy) 1.1-P-23 KERESZTURI, Gábor; JORDÁN, Győző; DÓNIZ-PÁEZ, F. Javier Methodical Approach to Define Morphometric Parameters of Scoria Cones Using Digital Elevation Models 1.1-P-24 KERESZTURI, Gábor; CSILLAG, Gábor; NÉMETH, Károly Breaching of Degradated Scoria Cone of Western Hungary: Syn- or Post-Eruptive Origin? 1.1-P-25 KERESZTURI, Gábor; SZÉKELY, Balázs; KIRÁLY, Eszter Morphometrical Differences of Scoria Cones Between Two Intracontinental, Platform-Type Vol- canic Fields (Bakony–Balaton Highland Volcanic Field, Hungary and San Francisco Volcanic Field, Arizona) 1.1-P-26 DEL CARLO, Paola; BRANCA, Stefano; DE BENI, Emanuela; LO CASTRO, Maria Deborah Flank Eruptions in the Periphery of Etna Volcano: Mt Barca and Mt Moio Scoria Cones 1.1-P-27 COLUCCI, Simone; PALLADINO, Danilo M.; SIMEI, Silvia; SOTTILI, Gianluca Magmatic vs. Hydromagmatic Fragmentation and its Bearing on the Origin of Widely Dispersed Ash Deposits.
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1.1-P-28 MEIER, Kristina; GARAEBITI, Esline; GERST, Alexander; HARRISON, Morris; HORT, Matthias; KREMERS, Simon; WASSERMANN, Joachim; WEISS, Benedikt An Integrated Geophysical Approach for a Better Understanding of Strombolian Activity at Yasur Volcano, Vanuatu 1.1-P-29 LUPI, Matteo; GEIGER, Sebastian; CAREY, Rebecca J.; THORDARSON, Thorvaldur; HOUGHTON, Bruce F. Explaining the Plinian-phreatoplinian Shift during the 1875 Askja Volcano Eruption by Coupling Geological and Numerical Techniques. 1.1-P-30 WIEDENMANN, Daniel; KELLER, Joerg; ZAITSEV, Anatoly N. Melilite-Group Minerals at Oldoinyo Lengai, Tanzania. 1.1-P-31 BOSMAN, Alessandro; CALARCO, Marilena; CASALBORE, Daniele; CONTE, Aida Maria; MARTORELLI, Eleonora; SPOSATO, Andrea; FALESE, Francesco; MACELLONI, Leonardo; ROMAGNOLI, Claudia; CHIOCCI, Francesco Latino Keeping an Eye beneath the Sea: Knowledge of Volcanic Islands through Case Studies from Italian Seas 1.1-P-32 LI, Ni; FAN, Qicheng; PAN, Xiaodong; SUN, Qian A Study on Lithogeochemistry of Volcanic Rocks and the Hosted Melt Inclusions in Wudalianchi, Heilongjiang, China 1.1-P-33 KOZONO, Tomofumi; KOYAGUCHI, Takehiro Effects of Vertical and Lateral Gas Escapes on Volatile Compositions, Magma Porosity and Pres- sure in Volcanic Conduits during Dome-forming Eruptions 1.1-P-34 SAYILI, I. Sonmez; LULE, Cigdem The Mineralogical And Petrological Characteristics Of Garnet Bearing Rhylotic Lavas, South Of Ýzmir, Western Anatolia-Turkey And Their Comparison With Chios Island (Greece) Rhyolites 1.1-P-88 DI MURO Andrea; MARTI Joan The Role of Magma Mixing on Eruption Trigger and Eruptive Dynamics at Tenerife: the Example of 1798 Chahorra Eruption. 1.2-P-01 LA SPINA, A.; BURTON, M; AIUPPA, Alessandro; SALERNO, G.; CALTABIANO, T. 2007-2009 Solar Occultation OP-FTIR Measurements: The Magmatic Plumbing System of Mt. Etna 1.2-P-02 VOLENTIK ,Alain; BONADONNA, Costanza; HOUGHTON, Bruce Tephra Fallout Hazards at Quito International Airport (Ecuador) 1.2-P-03 VOLENTIK, Alain; TRUSDELL, Frank; HOUGHTON, Bruce; CONNOR, Charles; CONNOR, Laura Spatial Distribution and Recurrence Interval Analysis for Radial Vents of Mauna Loa Volcano (Hawai’i) 1.2-P-04 PULGARÍN, Bernardo; CARDONA, Carlos; AGUDELO, Adriana; SANTACOLOMA, Cristian; MONSALVE, María Luisa; CALVACHE, Marta; MANZO, Oscar; NARVÁEZ, Andrés; TRUJILLO, Nancy; BOLAÑOS, Ruth; MURCIA, Hugo; ORDÓÑEZ, Milton 2007-2008 Volcanic Debris Flows of the Nevado del Huila Volcano (Colombia) and Changes on the Glacier Surface after the Eruptions. 1.2-P-06 FERRES, Dolors; DELGADO GRANADOS, Hugo; HERNANDEZ, Walter; GUTIERREZ, Eduardo; ABIMELEC FARRAZ, Isaac; PULL- INGER, Carlos; ROBERGE, Julie Hazard Maps of Pyroclastic Density Currents of San Salvador Volcanic Complex, a Tool for Long- term Forecast in El Salvador 1.2-P-07 TSUNEMATSU, Kae; FALCONE, Jean-Luc; VANDERKLUYSEH, Loyc; BONADONNA, Costanza; CHOPARD, Bastian A New Numerical Model Describing Ballistic Trajectories and Collisions 1.2-P-08 KLAWONN, Malin; FRAZER, Neil; HOUGHTON, Bruce Inversion of Tephra Deposits: Insights to Plume Shape and Sedimentation Magnitude 1.2-P-09 MONSALVE, Maria Luisa; TELLEZ, Laura; PULGARIN, Bernardo A.; MURCIA, Hugo F.; NAVARRO, Sofia Large Explosive Event from an Unknown Volcano in the Central Cordillera of Colombia. 1.2-P-10 ENGWELL, Samantha L.; SPARKS, R.S.J.; HINCKS, Thea. K. Identifying Factors Important for Assessing Lahar Hazard on Galeras Volcano, Colombia 1.2-P-11 BIASS, Sébastien; PARMIGIANI, Andrea; BONADONNA, Costanza Tephrando: a Tool for Hazard Assessment of Tephra Accumulation 1.2-P-12 PIERSON, Thomas C. Hazards from Channel-Confined Hyperconcentrated-Flow Lahars 1.2-P-13 HERNANDEZ, Walter; DELGADO GRANADOS, Hugo; FERRES, Dolors; GUTIERREZ, Eduardo; The Last 40 ka Eruptive Cycle of Ilopango Caldera Deposits: a Settlement for the Metropolitan Area of San Salvador (El Salvador) 1.2-P-15 CARLINO, Stefano; CUBELLIS, Elena; RAFFAELLO, iannuzzi; LUONGO, Giuseppe Geological Risks Related to Volcano-Dynamic of Ischia Island 1.2-P-16 DOYLE, Emma E.; CRONIN, Shane J; COLE, Susan E; THOURET, Jean-Claude The Coalescence, Bulking, and Debulking, of Lahars at Semeru Volcano, East Java
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1.2-P-17 PREECE, Katie; GERTISSER, Ralf; BARCLAY, Jenni; HERD, Richard Identifying the Driving Forces behind Recent Pulsations in Activity at Merapi Volcano, Central Java, Indonesia 1.2-P-18 CAGNOLI, Bruno; ROMANO, Giovanni Paolo Mobility of Pyroclastic Flows and Rock Avalanches 1.2-P-19 STOPPA, Francesco
CO2 Discharge and Volcanic Risk in Italy 1.2-P-20 PITTARI, Adrian; CAS, Ray AF; NICHOLS, Holly; WOLFF, John A; MARTÍ, Joan Diversity within the Juvenile Component of the Abrigo Ignimbrite, Tenerife: a Record of Phonolitic Magma Eruption Dynamics during Caldera Collapse 1.2-P-21 SUZUKI J. Yujiro; KOYAGUCHI, Takehiro 3-D Numerical Simulations of Eruption Clouds: Flow Regimes at the Column Collapse Condition 1.3-P-01 SOBISEVICH Alexey; GORBATIKOV, Andrey; OVSUYCHENKO, Alexander; SOBISEVICH, Leonid; POUZICH, Irina; MOREV, Boris Results of study of deep underground structure of mud volcanoes in North-Western Caucasus by means of geological and geophysical methods 1.3-P-02 LONDOÑO, John Makario
Radon and CO2 Emissions in Different Geological Environments as a Tool for Monitoring Volcanic and Seismic Activity in Central Part of Colombia
1.3-P-03 LONDOÑO, John Makario; CORTÉS, Gloria Patricia; ORDOÑEZ, Milton; CHACÓN, Zoraida; MÉNDEZ, Ricardo Monday, May 31 (POSTERS) Cerro Machín Volcano, Colombia: an Example of Monitoring an Unrest Volcano Becoming Awake. 1.3-P-04 DEL BELLO, Elisabetta; TADDEUCCI, Jacopo; LLEWELLIN, Ed; SCARLATO, Piergiorgio Pressurization During Slug-Driven Strombolian Eruptions: Insights From Models, Experiments, and High Speed Observations. 1.3-P-05 TASSI, Franco; VASELLI, Orlando; FERNANDEZ, Erik; DUARTE, Eliecer Phreatic Activity At Poás Volcano: Inferences From The Chemical Evolution Of Fumarolic Fluids 1.3-P-06 AGUSTO, Mariano R.; TASSI, Franco; CASELLI, Alberto T.; VASELLI, Orlando Compositional Changes of Magmatic-Hydrothermal Fluids Related to Anomalous Temperatures at Copahue Crater Lake (Argentina). 1.3-P-07 VELEZ, María Laura; EUILLADES, Pablo; CASELLI, Alberto T.; BLANCO, Mauro Deflation of Copahue Volcanic System, Deformation Source Models from Inversion of Satellite Ra- dar Interferometry Data Using a Genetic Algorithm. 1.3-P-08 ZAKŠEK, Klemen; HORT, Matthias Filtering the Noise from Satellite Measurements of Radiant Flux over Active Volcanoes 1.3-P-09 CHIODINI, Giovanni; CALIRO, Stefano; CARDELLINI, Carlo; AVINO, Rosario; MINOPOLI, Carmine; GRANIERI, Domenico Long Time Series Of Fumarolic Compositions At Volcanoes: The Key To Understand The Activity Of Quiescent Volcanoes 1.3-P-10 RAMIREZ-RUIZ, Juan J.; SANTIAGO-JIMENEZ, Hydyn; ALATORRE-CHAVEZ, Eliseo; BRETON-GONZALEZ, Mauricio Deformation Monitoring at Volcan de Colima, Mexico and Its Implications to the Risk of Communi- ties Around the Volcanic Edifice During the Recent Activity Phase (1998-2010) 1.3-P-11 BURTON, Mike; ALLARD, Patrick; LA SPINA, Alessandro; MURE, Filippo One Decade of OP-FTIR Monitoring of Mount Etna Gas Plume Emissions: Lessons and Implications 1.3-P-12 SAIGA, Atsushi; SHIMIZU, Hiroshi; MATSUSHIMA, Takeshi; MATSUMOTO, Satoshi; UEHIRA, Kenji Imaging of the Magma Supplying System of Unzen Volcano 1.3-P-13 NERI, Marco; GIAMMANCO, Salvatore Continuous Monitoring Of Soil Radon Activity And Soil Temperature Near The Summit Of Mt. Etna (Sicily, Italy) During 2007-2009: Correlations With Stress Field And Volcanic Activity. 1.3-P-14 GRANIERI, Domenico; AVINO, Rosario; CHIODINI, Giovanni Carbon Dioxide Diffuse Emission from the Soil at Vesuvio and Campi Flegrei (Pozzuoli): Ten Years of Observations 1.3-P-15 WALTER, Thomas R. Volcano webcams allow strain monitoring 1.3-P-16 NAKAMICHI, Haruhisa; HASHIDA, Yu; MINIFIE, Daniel Seismic Events and Anisotropy beneath Mount Ontake, Japan, before a Small Phreatic Eruption in 2007 1.3-P-17 MATSUSHIMA, Takeshi; WATANABE, Atsushi; OIKAWA, Jun; TABEI, Takao Estimation of Thickness of Volcanic Ash Falls using In-SAR Analysis 1.3-P-18 CORSARO, Rosa Anna; FALSAPERLA, Susanna; LANGER, Horst New Insights into Composition of Volcanic Products at Mt. Etna, Italy, from Geochemical Pattern Classification
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1.3-P-19 SCARFI, Luciano; ZUCCARELLO, Luciano; PATANE, Domenico Magma Dynamic during the 2007 Stromboli Effusive Eruption as revealed from High Precision Loca- tion of Seismic Events 1.3-P-20 MILLER, Craig Andrew; Members of the GeoNet Volcano Surveillance Team Improved Monitoring of New Zealand’s Volcanoes 1.3-P-21 OHMINATO, Takao; KANEKO, Takayuki; KOYAMA, Takao; YASUDA, Atsushi; TAKEO, Minoru; WATANABE, Atsushi; HONDA, Yoshi- aki; KAJIWARA, Koji; KANDA, Wataru; IGUCHI, Masato; YANAGISAWA, Takatoshi Volcano Observation Using an Unmanned Autonomous Helicopter (2): seismic observation near the active vent of Sakurajima, Japan 1.3-P-22 KANEKO, Takayuki; OHMINATO, Takao; KOYAMA, Takao; YASUDA, Atsushi; TAKEO, Minoru; WATANABE, Atsushi; HONDA, Yoshi- aki; KAJIWARA, Koji; KANDA, Wataru; IGUCHI, Masato; YANAGISAWA, Takatoshi Volcano Observation Using an Unmanned Autonomous Helicopter (1) : an Experiment of Seismom- eter Installation and Low-Altitude Remote Sensing at Sakurajima 1.3-P-23 KIKAWADA, Yoshikazu; INOUE, Aya; IKEHATA, Kozue; SUZUKI, Misako; NISHIMOTO, Ayaka; OI, Takao Monitoring Of Volcanic Activity Of Kusatsu-Shirane Volcano Using Water Chemistry Of Its Crater Lakes 1.3-P-24 MEIER, Mario Federico; GROBÉTY, Bernard Aerosol Particles from Fumaroles of El Chichón Volcano, Chiapas, Mexico 1.3-P-25 SCHARFF, Lea; HORT, Matthias Periodic release of gas at dome building volcanoes: A simple model approach 1.3-P-26 BOTTER ,Cédric; MEIER, Mario Federico; WIEDENMANN, Daniel; GROBÉTY, Bernard; RICCI, Tullio Single Particle Analysis of Volcanic Aerosols from Stromboli, Italy 1.3-P-27 SOMMA, Renato; WIERSBERG,Thomas; ROCCO, Alessandra; ZIMMER, Martin; DE NATALE, Giuseppe; DE NATALE, Paolo Continuous In-situ Measurements Of Gases At Pisciarelli - Phelgrean Field: A new experimental Approach 1.3.-P-82 GONÇALVES, António A.; QUERIDO, António; FERNANDES, Alberto C. B. Cape Verde Volcano Observatory (OVCV): A New Challenge for Reducing Volcanic Risk at Cape Verde 1.6-P-01 POLA-VILLASEÑOR, Antonio; CROSTA, Giovanni; AGLIARDI, Federico; FUSI Nicoletta; BARBERINI, Valentina; GALIMBERTI, Lucia Characterization and Comparison of Pore Distribution in Weathered Volcanic Rocks by Different Techniques 1.6-P-02 SANCHEZ-FAJARDO, Víctor Manuel; DAVILA-BRITO, Nuria Belén; FUMERO-GARCIA, Tatiana; GUZMAN-AFONSO, María Cande- laria; TORRES, Manuel; SABALISCK, Nancy; GONZALEZ-SILGO, Cristina; HERNANDEZ, Luis; RODRIGUEZ LOSADA, José Antonio Characterization by Impedance Spectroscopy of Porosity in Concretes with Basaltic Pyroclast Ag- gregates 1.6-P-03 LOMOSCHITZ, Alejandro; CILLEROS, Antonio; GARCÍA-FERRERA, Raquel Detailed Studies and Stabilization Methods of Volcanic Rocky Slopes in Coastal Areas, Canary Islands, Spain 1.6-P-04 EFF-DARWICH, Antonio; GARCIA-LORENZO, Begoña; RODRIGUEZ-LOSADA Jose A.; HERNANDEZ-GUTIERREZ, Luis E.; DE LA NUEZ, Julio; ROMERO-RUIZ, Maria del Carmen Geological Risk at World Class Astronomical Observatories 1.6-P-05 LÓPEZ-FELIPE, María Candelaria; FERNÁNDEZ-SOLDEVILLA, Javier Geotechnical Characterization of El Verodal Tunnel in El Hierro, Spain 1.6-P-06 HERNANDEZ, Luis E.; RODRIGUEZ-LOSADA, Jose Antonio; OLALLA, Claudio; GARRIDO-MANRRIQUE, Jesús Geotechnical investigation guide for building in volcanic environments 1.6-P-07 ÁLVAREZ-CAMACHO, Sara; LAMAS-FERNÁNDEZ, Francisco; HERNÁNDEZ, Luis E. Geotechnical Map and Foundation Solutions of Santa Cruz de Tenerife (Spain) 1.6-P-08 SINGH, T. N.; VERMA, A. K. Hill Slope Stability Analysis in a Basaltic Rock along Western Express Highway, Bombay-A Case Study 1.6-P-09 FRANESQUI, Miguel-Ángel Passive Anchors within Retaining Walls to Stabilize Volcanic Rock Slopes in Road Widening 1.6-P-10 EFF-DARWICH, Antonio; RODRIGUEZ-LOSADA, Jose Antonio; HERNANDEZ-GUTIERREZ, Luis Enrique; VIÑAS, Ronaldo Project for the study of radon emissions in lithotypes of the Canary archipelago. Preliminary results: geochemical characterization 1.6-P-11 POLA-VILLASEÑOR, Antonio; CROSTA, Giovanni; AGLIARDI, Federico; FUSI, Nicoletta; BARBERINI, Valentina; CASTELLANZA, Riccardo; NORINI, Gianluca; Elena De Ponti Relationships Between Porosity and Physical Mechanical Properties in Weathered Volcanic Rocks
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1.6-P-12 RODRIGUEZ-LOSADA, Jose Antonio; EFF-DARWICH, Antonio; HERNANDEZ-GUTIERREZ, Luis Enrique; OLALLA, C. PERUCHO, A.; SERRANO, A. Slope stability in the Canary volcanoes based on geotechnical criteria 1.6-P-13 MARIANN, Vámos; MIKLOS, Kozák, Stability of Palaeo-Volcanic Sediment Series Weakend by Cellars in NE Hungary 1.6-P-14 RODRIGUEZ-LOSADA, Jose Antonio; HERNANDEZ-FERNANDEZ, Silvia; MARTINEZ-FRIAS, Jesus; HERNANDEZ-GUTIERREZ, Luis Enrique; LUNAR, Rosario Study Of Lunar Soil From Terrestrial Models (Canary Islands, Spain) 1.6-P-15 JIMÉNEZ, Juan Ramón; LOMOSCHITZ, Alejandro; MOLO, Julio Tunnel Inventory of Grand Canary Island (Spain), Geology and associated geotechnical problems 1.6-P-16 SANTAMARTA-CEREZAL, Juan Carlos; HERNÁNDEZ, Luis Henrique; RODRÍGUEZ-LOSADA, Jose Antonio Volcanic Dikes Engineering Properties For Storing And Regulation Of The Underground Water Re- sources In Volcanic Islands 1.6-P-17 MALHEIRO, Ana Maria; SOUSA, J.F.V.; MARQUES, F.M.; SOUSA, D. M. Contribution to Geotechnical Characterization of Basaltic Pyroclasts 1.6-P-18 RAMOS-GOMEZ, José Tindaya Mountain Cavern: Art and Underground Engineering Tuesday, June 1 (ORAL)
Tuesday, June 1 (ORAL)
Conference Center: Hall A
11:00-11:15 FALSAPERLA, Susanna; CARA, Fabrizio; ROVELLI, Antonio; NERI, Marco; BEHNCKE, Boris; ACOCELLA, Valerio 1.3-O-11 Evidence of Fracture Reactivation integrating Volcanological, Structural, and Seismic Data Recorded at Mt. Etna, Italy 11:15-11:30 EL-DIFRAWY, Mohamed AbdelMon’em; MOUFT,I Mohamed Rashad; MOKHTAR Talal Ali; ZAHRAN, Hani Mahmoud 1.3-O-12 On the Shallow Crustal Structure Underneath Harrat Al-Madinah 11:30-11:45 KAZAHAYA, Ryunosuke; MORI, Toshiya; MORI, Takehiko 1.3-O-13 Degassing activity fluctuation before eruptions at Sakurajima volcano, Japan. 11:45-12:00 ANDRONICO, Daniele; CRISTALDI, Antonio 1.3-O-14 Monitoring the 2003-2010 Explosive Activity of Stromboli by Video-Recording and Field Data Analysis 12:00-12:15 DI MURO, Andrea; METRICH, Nicole; VILLEMANT, Benoit 1.3-O-15 Micro-Raman spectroscopy as an effective tool for real-time monitoring of volcanic prod- ucts 12:15-12:30 SALERNO, Giuseppe; LA SPINA, Alessandro; LOPEZ, Manuela; CALTABIANO, Tommaso; GIAMMANCO, Salvatore; BRUNO, Nicola; LONGO, Vincenza; MURE, Filippo 1.3-O-16
A New Cycle of Activity At Mt. Etna (Sicily, Italy) During 2009, Revealed from Diffuse CO2 Degassing and Crater Emissions of SO2 and Halogens 12:30-12:45 IGUCHI, Masato; YOKOO, Akihiko; TAMEGURI, Takeshi 1.3-O-17 Increase in Eruptive Activity at Showa Crater and Deep to Shallow Magma Movement at Sakurajima Volcano, Japan 12:45-13:00 PRATA, Fred; DAUGE, Franck; ACKERMAN, John; BERNARDO, Cirilo 1.3-O-18 Ground-Based Imaging Cameras For Monitoring Hazardous Gas and Particle Emissions From Volcanoes 13:00-14:00 LUNCH 14:00-14:15 SIMS, Kenneth W. W.; PICHAT, Sylvain; REAGAN, Mark; DUNBAR, Nelia; KYLE, Philip; SAWYER, Georgina; GAUTHIER, Pierre J.; BICHERT-TOFT, Janne 1.1-O-22 Do 226Ra-230Th Isochrons Provide Realistic Crystallization Ages? 14:15-14:30 SHCHERBAKOV, Vasily; PLECHOV Pavel; IZBEKOV Pavel 1.1-O-17 Plagioclase Zoning As An Indicator Of Magma Processes At Bezymianny Volcano, Kam- chatka 14:30-14:45 D’ORIANO, Claudia; BERTAGNINI, Antonella; CIONI Raffaello; POMPILIO Massimo 1.1-O-21 Ash Recycling and Volcano Monitoring: The Stromboli Case
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14:45-15:00 KELLER, Jörg; DIETRICH, Volker; REUSSER, Eric; GERTISSER, Ralf; AARBURG, Susanne 1.1-O-06 Recognition of a Major Ignimbrite in the Early Evolution of The Santorini Group: The Chris- tiani Ignimbrite 15:00-15:15 FUJII, Toshitsugu; YAMAZAKI, Masaru; FURUKAWA, Akiko; YASUDA, Atsushi 1.1-O-10 Magma reservoir of AD472 eruption of Mt. Vesuvius 15:15-15:30 MORMONE, Angela; DE ASTIS, Gianfilippo; PIOCHI, Monica; MANGIACAPRA, Annarita; MORETTI, Roberto; DELLA VENTURA, Giancarlo; BELLATRECCIA, Fabio; CAVALLO, Andrea; ZANETTI, Alberto 1.1-O-19 The Deep Magma Plumbing System of The Phlegraean Volcanic District (Southern Italy) Through The Melt Inclusion Studies 15:30-15:45 SUMITA, Mari; SCHMINCKE, Hans-Ulrich 1.1-O-20 The Hazardous Initial Phreatomagmatic Phase of Scoria Cones: Jorullo Volcano (Mexico) (1759-1774): Basal Tephra Deposits and Historic Accounts 15:45-16:00 COSTANTINI, Licia; PIOLI, Laura; BONADONNA, Costanza; CLAVERO, Jorge; LONGCHAMP, Celine 1.1-O-14 An Example of Highly Explosive Mafic Activity at Villarrica Volcano, Southern Andes: The Chaimilla Deposit (~3.1 ka) 16:00-16:30 BREAK 16:30 - 17:00 OLALLA, Claudio; CARDENAS, A.; SERRANO, Alcibíades; PRADERA, E.; FERNANDEZ DE CASTRO, D. 1.6-O-1 Geological and Geotechnical Conditions of Human Interventions in Natural Volcanic Cav- erns: the Outfitting of “Los Jameos del Agua” Auditorium, Lanzarote, Canary Islands, Spain 17:00 - 17:30 ALVARADO, Guillermo; CARBONI, S.; CORDERO, Marcia; ÁVILES, M.; VALVERDE, M. 1.6-O-32 Stability of the Cone and the Foundation of Arenal Volcano in Costa Rica 17:30 - 18:00 SOLER, Carlos 1.6-O-26 Recovery Gallery of Fuente Santa Spring, La Palma, Spain
Conference Center: Hall B
11:00-11:15 ALATORRE-IBARGÜENGOITIA, Miguel; DINGWELL, Donald; DELGADO-GRANADOS, Hugo; KUEPPERS, Ulrich 1.2-O-11 Dynamics of Vulcanian Eruptions: New Insights from Fragmentation Experiments, Ballistic Analysis and Video Observations 11:15-11:30 WATTERS, Robert James 1.2-O-12 Rock Strength Data from the Cascade Range Volcanoes, USA 11:30-11:45 WHITE, James D.L.; ROSSEEL, Jean-Baptiste; HOUGHTON, Bruce; MAY, Michael 1.2-O-13 The 1886 Maar-Forming Rotomahana Segment of the Tarawera Eruption, New Zealand 11:45-12:00 TANYILEKE, Gregory; NNANGE, Joseph Metuk; NNI, Jean; AKA, Festus; HELL, Joseph Victor 1.2-O-06 Lake Nyos Dam to be Reinforced 12:00-12:15 SOLANA, Carmen 1.2-O-15 Development of Flow Fields from Historical Eruptions in Tenerife 12:15-12:30 MONTAGNA, Chiara Paola; LONGO, Antonella; VASSALLI, Melissa; PAPALE, Paolo; GIUDICE, Salvatore; SACCOROTTI, Gilberto 1.2-O-16 Magma Convection in Complex Reservoirs as Source of Geophysical Signals. 12:30-12:45 MOTHES, Patricia 1.2-O-17 It’s All in The Matrix: Infrequent Cohesive Lahars at Cotopaxi May Increase Hazards 12:45-13:00 John P. Lockwood 1.2-O-19 The Role Of Pyroducts (Aka “Lava Tubes”) In Determination Of Lava Flow Hazards On Ef- fusive Volcanoes 13:00-14:00 LUNCH 14:00-14:15 BIRD, Deanne Katherine; GÍSLADÓTTIR, Guðrún; DOMINEY-HOWES, Dale 2.3-O-01 Tourists, Volcanoes and Education – Are Hazards, Risks and Emergency Response Proce- dures Effectively Communicated in Southern Iceland? 14:15-14:30 MACEDO, Luisa; AMACHE, Roxana; ALFARO, Michael; PAREJA, Henry 2.3-O-02 Socialization of Geocience Information for Reducing Volcanic Disasters in Arequipa – Perú. 14:30-14:45 PÉREZ-LOZAO MACÍAS, Mª Teresa 2.3-O-03 Preliminary Study about Conceptions and Perceptions of Natural Risks on High School Students at Tenerife, Canary Islands. 14:45-15:00 DE LUCIA, Maddalena; OTTAIANO, Mena; LIMONCELLI, Bianca; PARLATO, Luigi; SCALA, Omar 2.3-O-14 The Museum of Vesuvius Observatory and its Audience. Years 2005 – 2009
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15:00-15:15 CAMASSI, Romano; NAVE, Rosella; SANDRI, Laura 2.3-O-05 An Experience Of Volcanic Risk Education In Italian Nursery, Primary And Secondary Schools 15:15-15:30 FALSAPERLA, Susanna; D’ADDEZIO, Giuliana; NAVE, Rosella 2.3-O-06 The Contribution to Earth Science Outreach from the Staff of Istituto Nazionale di Geofi- sica e Vulcanologia (Italy) 15:30-15:45 MANGAN, Margaret 2.3-O-07 Volcano Observatory, Unified Command, and Community Emergency Response Team: Partners for Emergency Preparedness and Response in the Long Valley Caldera region of California (USA). 15:45-16:00 DAVIS, Matthew S.; RUBINSTEIN, Judd; LU, Gail; LEMP, Stephanie 2.3-O-08 The Impact of Community-Based Disaster Preparedness Training on Citizens’ Knowledge of and Attitudes Toward Preparedness
Casino Taoro: Teide Hall
11:00-11:15 FUJII, Naoyuki; NAKAJIMA, Takahiro; KUMAZAWA, Mineo; SASAI,Yoichi; UESHIMA, Makoto 1.5-O-01
Active Monitoring of Dike Intrusion Events by Electromagnetic ACROSS Tuesday, June 1 (ORAL) 11:15-11:30 SASAI, Yoichi 1.5-O-02 Magnetic Observations of Izu-Oshima Volcano, Central Japan, in Its 1950 and 1986 Erup- tions 11:30-11:45 ZLOTNICKI, Jacques 1.5-O-03 Electromagnetic and Geochemical methods applied to the investigation of Taal hydrother- mal system (Philippines) 11:45-12:00 VILLASANTE-MARCOS, Víctor; FINIZOLA, Anthony; ABELLA, Rafael; BARDE-CABUSSON, Stéphanie; BLANCO, María José; BRENES, Beatriz; CABRERA, Víctor; DE AGUSTÍN, Pablo; DOMÍNGUEZ, Itahiza; GARCÍA, Olaya; GOMIS, Almudena; GUZMÁN, Juan; IRIBARREN, Ilazkiñe; LÓPEZ, Carmen; MELETLIDIS, Stavros; MOURE, David; PEREDA, Jorge; ROMERO, Enrigue; TORRES, Pedro; TRIGO, Patricia; LUENGO, Natividad; SCHÜTZE, Claudia; MARTÍN, Isidoro; CASAS, Benito; MORENO, Manuel; MARTÍ, Joan 1.5-O-04 Structural Boundaries and Fluid Flow of Central Tenerife Volcanic Complex Inferred from Self-Potential Mapping, Canary Islands (Spain) 12:00-12:15 NAPOLI, Rosalba; CURRENTI, Gilda; DEL NEGRO, Ciro; DI STEFANO, Agnese; GRECO, Filippo; PISTORIO, Antonio; SCANDURA, Danila 1.5-O-05 Magnetic Monitoring as Effective Early Warning of Volcanic Eruptions at Mt Etna (Italy) 12:15-12:30 THOMAS, Ronald J.; BEHNKE, Sonja A.; KREHBIEL, Paul R.; RISON, William 1.5-O-06 Electromagnetic Radiation Generated by Lightning at Erupting Volcanoes. 12:30-12:45 CALVO, David; HERNÁNDEZ, Pedro A.; PADILLA, Germán; BARRANCOS, José; PADRÓN, Eleazar; MELIAN, Gladys; PÉREZ, Nemesio M. 1.5-O-07 Observation and Monitoring of Central American Volcanoes Using a Thermal Camera 12:45-13:00 PADRÓN, Eleazar; PÉREZ, Nemesio M.; HERNÁNDEZ, Pedro A.; PADILLA, German; MELIAN, Gladys; BARRANCOS, José; CALVO, David 1.5-O-08 Thermal Monitoring Program for the Volcanic Surveillance in the Canary Islands, Spain 13:00-14:00 LUNCH 14:00-14:15 BAXTER, Peter J. 2.7-O-08 Ashfall impacts: Mount St Helens to Vesuvius 14:15-14:30 BONADONNA, Costanza 2.7-O-03 Characterization Of Tephra Deposits And Implications For Hazard Assessments 14:30-14:45 HOUGHTON B.F.; CAREY, R.J.; SWANSON, D.A.; PARCHETA C.E.; FAGENTS,S.A.; BONADONNA, Costanza 2.7-O-01 Modeling the tephra fall out hazard associated with sustained Hawaiian fountaining erup- tions. 14:45-15:00 LINDSAY, Jan; LEONARD, Graham; JOHNSTON, David; WILSON, Tom; HOUGHTON, Bruce 2.7-O-04 Recovery From Small Basaltic Eruptions: Lessons From The 1973 Heimaey Eruption, Ice- land 15:00-15:15 BUSTILLOS, Jorge; MOTHES, Patricia 2.7-O-07 Ash Falls at Tungurahua Volcano: Implementation of Systematic Ash Collection for Quan- tifying Accumulated Volumes 15:15-15:30 LOUGHLIN, Susan Clare; BAXTER, Peter J.; Other contributors 2.7-O-17 Emerging Ash Fall Impacts and Management Lessons from the 2010 Eyjafjallajökull Erup- tion - from Iceland to Europe
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15:30-15:45 WILSON, Thomas; LEONARD, Graham; STEWART, Carol; VILLAROSA, Gustavo; ROVERE, Elizabeth; BAXTER, Peter J.; PIZZOLON, Lino; JOHNSTON, David 2.7-O-14 Impacts on critical infrastructure following the May 2008 Chaitén eruption in Patagonia 15:45-16:00 SWORD-DANIELS, Victoria; ROSSETTO, Tiziana; JOHNSTON, David; WILSON, Thomas; LOUGHLIN, Sue; SARGEANT, Susanne; COLE, Jim 2.7-O-15 State Of The Art Review Of The Impacts Of Volcanic Ash Fall On Urban Environments
Casino Taoro: Retama Hall
11:00-11:15 TOMMASI, Paolo; WANG, Fawu; BOLDINI, Daniela; ROTONDA, Tatiana; AMAT,I Andrea 1.6-O-30 Shear Behaviour of Stromboli Volcaniclastic Saturated Materials and its Influence on Sub- marine Landslides 11:15-11:30 ALONSO, Eduardo; ROMERO, Enrique 1.6-O-34 The Suitability of Volcanic Tuff from The Ethiopian Plateau for Earth Dam Construction and Foundation 11:30-11:45 BAIÃO, Carlos; MATEUS DE BRITO, José A.; FREITAS, Ana Rita J.; ROSA, Sérgio P. Parada; CONCEIÇÃO, Miguel F. Menezes 1.6-O-08 Design and Construction of the Machico-Caniçal Expressway Tunnels at Madeira Island 11:45-12:00 FRANESQUI, Miguel-Ángel; CASTELO BRANCO, Fernando; AZEVEDO, Maria da Conceição; MOITA, Pedro 1.6-O-05 Construction Experiences with Volcanic Unbound Aggregates in Road Pavements 12:00-12:15 LLAMOSAS, Waldemar 1.6-O-03 Big Telescopes Foundations In Volcanic Environments 12:15-12:30 MATEUS DE BRITO, José A.; ROSA, Sérgio P. Parada; SANTOS, Jaime; SOUSA, J. Almeida; PEDRO, António 1.6-O-31 Socorridos Pumping Station and Water Storage Tunnel at Madeira Island 12:30-12:45 MATEUS DE BRITO, José A.; BAIÃO, Carlos 1.6-O-28 Road Tunnel Design and Construction at Madeira Island 12:45-13:00 ROSA, Sérgio; MATEUS DE BRITO, José A.; BAIÃO, Carlos J. Oliveira; RODRIGUES, Vitória1 1.6-O-12 Geological and Geotechnical Conditions of the Machico Caniçal Expressway at Madeira Island 13:00-14:00 LUNCH 14:00-16:00 UNESCO Workshop. IMEVS.
Casino Taoro: Drago Hall
11:00-11:15 SERRANO, Alcibíades; PERUCHO, Áurea; CONDE, M. 1.6-O-10 General Method for Estimating the Active and Passive Earth Pressures on Retaining Walls Assuming Different Strength Criteria 11:15-11:30 SIMIC, Davor; LÓPEZ, J. 1.6-O-13 Geomechanical Appraisal of the Deformation Potential of a Deep Tunnel in a Volcanic Rock Mass 11:30-11:45 SOUSA, Filipe M. B. Almeida; BAIÃO, Carlos J. Oliveira; MATEUS DE BRITO, José 1.6-O-25 Project and Technical Assistance to The Retaining Structures of Cabo Girão Tourist Resort 11:45-12:00 SOUSA, Filipe M. B. Almeida; FREITAS, Ana Rita J.; BAIÃO Carlos; CONCEIÇÃO, Miguel F. Menezes; MATEUS DE BRITO, José A. 1.6-O-27 Retaining Structures in Machico-Caniçal Expressway at Madeira Island 12:00-12:15 CÁRDENAS, Antonio; OLALLA, Claudio; SERRANO, Arcibiades; GONZALO, Alberto 1.6-O-19 Innovate Aspects in the Execution of the Strengthening and Stabilizing of the Volcanic Cavern of “Los Jameos del Agua”, Lanzarote, Canary Islands, Spain. 12:15-13:00 FORUM: Volcanic Landslides 13:00-14:00 LUNCH 14:00-14:45 FORUM: Volcanic Landslides 14:45-15:00 BIASS, Sébastien; FRISCHKNECHT, Corine; DELL’ORO, Luca; SENEGAS, Olivier; BONADONNA, Costanza 2.1-O-01 A Fast and Comprehensive Risk Assessment for Tephra Accumulation Using Easily Acces- sible Data: the Example of Cotopaxi Volcano (Ecuador)
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15:00-15:15 MOUFTI, Mohammed Rashad; EL-DIFRAWY, Mohamed AbdelMon’em; SOLIMAN, mohamed Abdel-Wahed; MOGHAZI ABEL-KADER, Mohamed; MATSAH, Mohamed Ibrahim 2.1-O-02 First Probabilistic Volcanic Hazard Forecasting Of The Lava Field Of Harrat Al-Madinah, Kingdom Of Saudi Arabia 15:15-15:30 DEL MARMOL, Mary-Ann; ERNST, Gerald; SUH, Cheo Emmanuel; the VLIR own initiatives team 2.1-O-04 Georisk hazard assessment and preparedness at Mt Cameroon volcano, W. Africa 15:30-15:45 SULPIZIO, Roberto; FOLCH, Arnau 2.1-O-05 Far-range Volcanic Ash Hazard from Somma-Vesuvius. Consequences for Civil Aviation over the Central Mediterranean Area 15:45-16:00 SANDRI, Laura; JOLLY, Gill; LINDSAY, Jan; HOWE, Tracy; MARZOCCHI, Warner 2.1-O-06 Combining Probabilistic Hazard Assessment With Cost-Benefit Analysis To Support Deci- sion Making In A Volcanic Crisis From The Auckland Volcanic Field, New Zealand
Tuesday, June 1 (POSTERS)
1.1-P-35 NISHIKI, Kuniaki; TAKAHASHI, Kou; MATSUMOTO, Akikazu; MIYAKE, Yasuyuki The Quaternary Volcanism and Tectonic History in the Suwa-Yatsugatake Volcanic Province, Cen- tral Japan Tuesday, June 1 (POSTERS) 1.1-P-36 BAGNATO, Emanuela; AIUPPA, Alessandro; PARELLO, Francesco; ALLARD, Partick; SHI NOHARA, Hiroshi; CALABRESE, Sergio New evidences on mercury emissions from Earth volcanism 1.1-P-37 FONTIJN, Karen; ERNST, Gerald; ELBURG, Marlina; WILLIAMSON, David; ABDALLAH, Edista; KWELWA, Shimba; MBEDE, Evelyne Holocene Explosive Eruptions in the Rungwe Volcanic Province, Tanzania 1.1-P-38 SAITO, Takeshi; TANABE, Minori Magnetic Petrology of Clastogenic Lava of Izu-Oshima Volcano, Japan 1.1-P-39 POLACCI, Margherita; BOUVET DE MAISONNEUVE, Caroline; GIORDANO, Daniele; PIOCHI, Monica; DEGRUYTER, Wim; BACH- MANN, Olivier Permeability of Alkaline Magmas: a Study from Campi Flegrei 1.1-P-40 RAFFAELE, Rosario; SCARFI, Luciano; BADI, Gabriela; IBANEZ, Jesus; IMPOSA, Sebastiano Sub-horizontal Subduction in Western Argentina, between 29°S and 34°S, as viewed from a Local Seismic Network 1.1-P-41 GENAREAU, Kimberly; CLARKE, Amanda B. Determination of Conduit Dynamics During the Soufrière Hills 2003 Vulcanian Events 1.1-P-42 BOZZANO, Francesca; GAETA, Mario; LENTI, Luca; MARTINO, Salvatore; PACIELLO, Antonella; PALLADINO, Danilo M.; SOTTILI, Gianluca Effects Of Eruptive And Seismic Activities On Mt. Etna Flank Instability 1.1-P-43 BISSON, Marina; DEL CARLO, Paola Volume estimation of tephra deposits using a GIS-based method: an application to the 122 BC Etna eruption 1.1-P-44 CARVENI, Pietro; BENFATTO, Santo; IMPOSA, Sebastiano; MELE, Giuliana Evolution and Morphologic Aspects of the 1865 Monti Sartorius Eruption (Etna Volcano, Eastern Sicily) 1.1-P-45 SMETS Benoît; KERVYN, Matthieu; KERVYN, François Analysis of Historical Eruptive Activity at Nyamulagira (North Kivu, D.R.C.): Implications for Hazards. 1.1-P-46 MÁRQUEZ, Alvaro; HERRERA, Raquel; IZQUIERDO, Tatiana; MARTÍN, Fidel; LÓPEZ, Iván; MARTÍN, Silvia The Radial Dyke Swarm of the Lower Old Volcanic Edifice of La Gomera (Canary Islands): Evidence for a Possible Eroded E-W Volcanic Rift. 1.1-P-47 MÁRQUEZ, Alvaro; LEAL, María; IZQUIERDO, Tatiana; HERRERA, Raquel; LILLO, Javier Hydrogeochemical Constraints for the Nature of The 2004 Seismic Episode in Tenerife (Canary Islands). 1.1-P-48 VINCIGUERRA, Sergio; DEL GAUDIO, Pierdomenico; IAROCCI, Alessandro; MOLLO, Silvio; SCARLATO, Piergiorgio; FREDA, Car- mela Physical Properties of Neapolitan Yellow Tuff from Campi Flegrei Caldera Boreholes: New Perspec- tives for the Interpretation of the Caldera Dynamics. 1.1-P-49 NOTSU, Kenji; IKEHATA, Kei; HIRATA, Takafumi Copper Isotope Ratio (65Cu/63Cu ) as a Tracer of Volcanological Studies 1.1-P-50 FUJIWARA, Shinya; SASAKI, Hisashi; ISHIZUKA, Yoshihiro; NAKAGAWA, Mitsuhiro Comparing micro topographies of old and new lava flows using deference resolutions of DEM and DSM data -a case study of Tokachi-dake Volcano, Japan-
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1.1-P-51 YOSHIMOTO, Mitsuhiro Characteristics and Origin of Basaltic-Andesitic Pyroclastic Flow Deposits on Tokachidake Vol- cano, Northern Japan 1.1-P-52 CABALLERO, Lizeth; SAROCCHI, Damiano The Influence of Fine Material in Particle Abrasion During Transport of Debris Flows 1.1-P-53 CHULLI, Badia; GABTNI, Hakim Gravity Data and Heat Flow Density Using to Determine the Crustal Configuration Associated with Volcanic Activity in Tunisia Pelagian Platform Crossed by the Southern Sicily in Italy 1.1-P-54 NARVAEZ, M., Lourdes; GOMEZ, M., Diego Mauricio; SILVA P., Betty; ORTEGA E., Adriana; PONCE V., Patricia; TORRES C., Rob- erto A.; ADENA I., Oscar; MENESES M., John J.; MIER P., Richard A.; LAVERDE C., Carlos A. A Synthesis of the eruptive activity at Galeras Volcano, Colombia, 2004 - 2010 1.1-P-55 ROVERATO, Matteo Preliminary detailed stratigraphic reconstruction of debris avalanche deposits at Colima volcano (Mexico). 1.1-P-56 SAKAGAMI, Masayuki; SASAKI, Hisashi Geomorphological analysis of pyroclastic cone using different resolution DEM and DSM data: A case study of Aso Volcano, Japan 1.1-P-57 MALYSHEV, Alexander Ivanovich; DEMYANCHUK, Yuri Vladimirovich The Deformation Prediction Possibility for Paroxysmal Directed Eruptions (on the Example of Bez- ymianny Volcano Eruptions) 1.1-P-58 SCHNYDER, Cédric; BACHMANN, Olivier; SCHOENE, Blair; SPIKINGS, Richard Ar-Ar And U-Pb Dating of Young Rhyolites in the Kos-Nisyros Volcanic Complex, Eastern Aegean Arc (Greece): Excess 40Ar Galore. 1.1-P-59 OKUNO, Mitsuru; INOUE, Takeshi; TORII, Masayuki; YAMADA, Kazuyoshi; DANHARA, Toru; YASUDA, Yoshinori Identification and Correlation of the Daisen-Kusatanihara Pumice Fall Deposit, Japan 1.1-P-60 DI NEZZA, Maria; DI FILIPPO, Michele Colli Albani Volcanic District Structure Revealed By Three Dimensional Gravity Field Modeling (Rome, Italy). 1.1-P-61 GAVRILENKO, Maxim; OZEROV, Alexey Petrochemical Characteristics of Gorely Volcano (Southern Kamchatka) Magmatic Series 1.1-P-62 BALASHOVA, Anna; PLECHOV, Pavel; DIRKSEN, Oleg Magma Degassing during 760014C Kurile Lake Caldera-Forming Eruption and its Climatic Impact 1.1-P-63 FUSILLO, Raffaella; DI TRAGLIA, Federico; ROSI, Mauro; PISTOLESI, Marco; TODMAN, Anna; TOMLINSON, Emma; MENZIES, Martin; ROVERATO, Matteo Evolution of a young composite volcano: the Vulcanello Peninsula (Vulcano, Aeolian Islands) 1.1-P-64 GERTISSER, Ralf; SELF, Stephen; GASPAR, João; KELLEY, Simon; PIMENTEL, Adriano; EIKENBERG, Jost; BARRY, Tiffany; PA- CHECO, José; QUEIROZ, Gabriela; VESPA, Marika Ignimbrite-forming Eruptions On Terceira, Azores 1.1-P-65 ROMANKO, Alexander; STEPANOV, Sergei Some Data on Different Volcanic Structures, Cenozoic Volcanoes and their Igneous Rocks 1.1-P-66 JEFFERY, Adam; GERTISSER, Ralf; HUMAIDA, Hanik; O’DRISCOLL, Brian; TINDLE, Andrew Lava Dome Extrusion Into an Active Crater Lake: The 2007-2008 Eruption of Kelut Volcano, Java, Indonesia 1.1-P-67 RIBEIRO, Luísa P.; DIAS, Frederico; FRANÇA, Zilda; ABREU, Manuel P. Interpretation of Crystal Fractionation Processes, on Lavas from São Jorge (Azores) using the Prin- cipal Component Analysis Method 1.2-P-22 CORDONNIER, Benoit; CARICCHI, Luca; PISTONE, Mattia; HESS, Kai-Uwe; GOTTSCHALLER, Stefan; DINGWELL, Donald-Bruce; BURLIN,I Luigi Direct Observation of Magmatic Suspensions Brittle Onset and Crack Healing: Implications to Vol- canoes Eruptive Dynamics. 1.2-P-23 GAMBINO, Salvatore; CARNAZZO, Antonino; FALZONE, Giuseppe; FERRARI, Ferruccio; FERRO, Angelo; LAUDANI, Giuseppe; MAIOLINO, Vincenza; PUGLISI, Giuseppe; RAPISARDA, Salvatore Displacements across the Trecastagni Fault (Mt. Etna) and Related Seismicity. 1.2-P-24 DEL NEGRO, Ciro; VICARI, Annamaria; CAPPELLO, Annalisa; BENCKE, Boris; BRANCA, Stefano; COLTELLI, Mauro; DE BENI, Emanuela; NERI, Marco; PROIETTI, Cristina Mapping of Lava Flows for Hazard Assessment at Mt Etna 1.2-P-25 BROWN, Sarah K.; SOLANA, M.Carmen; KILBURN, Chris Effusive Activity and Parasitic Vent Location at Somma-Vesuvius, Italy
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1.2-P-26 NOLAN, Marie E.; SOLANA, M. Carmen; KILBURN, Chris; BUTCHER, Emily Forecasting the Evolution of Lava Flow Fields 1.2-P-27 CASHMAN, Katharine Venable; PISTOLESI, Marco Exploring Intensity-Magnitude Relationships in Vulcanian, Subplinian and Violent Strombolian Eruptions 1.2-P-28 SASAKI, Hisashi; FUJIWARA, Shinya; SAKAGAMI, Masayuki Evaluation of Various Resolution Digital Elevation Model (DEM) for Numerical Simulation of Vol- canic Debris Flow 1.2-P-29 BAEZ, Walter; FOLCH, Arnau; COSTA, Antonio; VIRAMONTE, Jose. G. Fallout Hazards Associated with a Possible Renewal of Explosive Activity at Cerro Blanco Volcanic Complex, Austral Puna, Argentina 1.2-P-30 DI TRAGLIA, Federico; ROSI, Mauro; PISTOLESI, Marco; TODMAN, Anna; TOMLINSON, Emma; MENZIES, Martin; BONADONNA, Costanza Eruptive History of the Fossa Cone (Vulcano, Southern Italy) of the Last 1000 Years: Detailed Stratig- raphy and Eruption Scenarios 1.2-P-31 CHARBONNIER, Sylvain; GERTISSER, Ralf; KARATSON, David; CASSIDY, Nigel; NUZZO, Luigia; PREECE, Katie Unravelling the Deposit Architecture of Block-And-Ash Flows: A Multi-Parameter Approach 1.2-P-32 RAUSCH, Juanita; SCHMINCKE, Hans-Ulrich
Volcanic Hazards of Hydroclastic Eruptions in Densely Populated Areas: The 1000 Year Old Nejapa Tuesday, June 1 (POSTERS) Maar Eruption on the Outskirts of Managua (Nicaragua). 1.2-P-33 NAVARRO, Martha; TENORIO, Virginia,HERRERA, Martha; OBANDO, Tupac; CASTILLO, Humberto; ARCIA, Taniuska; MEDINA, Luis System of Alert early in the Concepción volcano, Isla de Ometepe, Nicaragua 1.2-P-34 VANDERKLUYSEN, Loÿc; HARRIS, Andrew J. L.; RIPEPE, Maurizio; KELFOUN, Karim; TSUNEMATSU, Kae; BONADONNA, Costanza Bombs Behaving Badly: Deviation of Bombs from Ideal Ballistic Trajectories 1.2-P-35 MUÑOZ, Angélica; ÁLVAREZ, Julio; MORALES, allan; IBARRA, Martha; ALVARADO, Karen; BO, Galle; RIVERA, Claudia; CONDE, Vladimir; ARELLANO, Santiago Sulfur Dioxide (SO2) Emission Rates of Masaya and San Cristóbal Volcano (Nicaragua) During 2009 Inferred from Stationary and Mobile Mini-DOAS Measurements within the NOVAC Project 1.2-P-36 DORONZO, Domenico Maria Dusty Shear Current: The Twin Towers Collapse = Pyroclastic Density Current: Volcanic Column Collapse 1.2-P-37 VASSALLI, Melissa; O’BRIEN, Gareth; BEAN, Chris; LOKMER, Ivan; SACCOROTTI, Gilberto Numerical Study of the Effects of Structural and Rheological Assumptions on Ground Deformation Inversion. 1.2-P-38 PROUSSEVITCH, Alex; SAHAGIAN, Dork; MULUKUTLA, Gopal Understanding the Relation between Pre-Eruptive Bubble Size Distribution and Observed Ash Par- ticle Sizes: Prospects for Prediction of Volcanic Ash Hazards 1.2-P-39 NISHIMURA, Yuichi; NAKAMURA, Yugo Spatial Distribution and Lithofacies of Pumiceous-sand Tsunami Deposits 1.2-P-40 LAUTZE, Nicole; TADDEUCCI, Jacopo; ANDRONICO, Daniele; TORNETTA, Lauretta; CANNATA, Chiara Developments in Analysis of Basaltic Ash Applied to Recent Activity At Stromboli and Etna Volca- noes 1.2-P-41 POLACCI, Margherita; BAKER, Don R.; LARUE, Alexandra; MANCINI, Lucia Insights into Degassing Behaviour of Vesiculated Basaltic Magmas: an Example from Ambrym Vol- cano, Vanuatu Arc 1.3-P-28 SALERNO, Giuseppe; OPPENHEIMER, Clive; TSANEV, Vitchko I.; SUTTON, A. Jeff; ROBERTS, Tjarda J.; ELIAS, Tamar Enhancement of the “Bromine Explosion” Through Reactive Nitrogen Chemistry in a Volcanic plume (Kīlauea volcano, Hawai`i) 1.3-P-29 COLTELLI, Mauro; PRESTIFILIPPO, Michele; SCOLLO, Simona; SPATA, Gaetano Atmospheric Sounding at Etna Volcano Using Weather Balloons 1.3-P-30 SPAMPINATO, Letizia; SALERNO, Giuseppe Giovanni; MARTIN, Robert; SAWYER, Georgina; RAMÍREZ, Carlos; ILYINSKAYA, Evgenia; OPPENHEIMER, Clive Degassing Pathways through the Shallow Magmatic-Hydrothermal System of Poás Volcano (Costa Rica) 1.3-P-31 UEKI, Sadato; HIRAHARA, Satoshi; NAKAYAMA, Takashi; ZHAO, Dapeng Seismic Activities prior to the Opening of a New Fumarole in November 2008 at Azuma Volcano, Japan 1.3-P-32 NISHIMURA, Takeshi; UEKI, Sadato Magma Ascent Process of the 1998 Failed Eruption at Iwate Volcano, Japan, as Inferred from Tem- poral Changes of Seismic Activity and Strain
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1.3-P-33 DE MARTINO, Prospero; TAMMARO, Umberto; OBRIZZO, Francesco; BRANDI, Giuseppe; DOLCE, Mario; D’ALESSANDRO, And- rea; SERIO, Claudio; MALASPINA, Santa; PINGUE, Folco GPS Monitoring at Vesuvio, Campi Flegrei Caldera and Ischia Island (Southern Italy) 1.3-P-34 MARTIN, Robert S.; ILYINSKAYA, Evgenia; LE BLOND, Jenn; SAWYER, Georgina M.,; TSANEV, Vitchko I; MATHER Tamsin A.,; PYLE David M; SUTTON, A. Jeff; ELIAS, Tamar; WERNER, Cynthia; OPPENHEIMER, Clive; EDMONDS, M., Micron-sized silicate spherules emitted during quiescent degassing from the 2008-2009 Halema´uma´u eruption of Kilauea Volcano. 1.3-P-35 NAPPI, Rosa Relationships Between the Active Structural Lineaments of The Campi Flegrei Area (Southern Italy) From Morphometric Analysis and Recent Ground Deformation 1.3-P-36 NAPPI, Rosa The Campi Flegrei (Campania, Southern Italy) 2000-2006 Ground Deformation Episode Analyzed In The Light Of The Local Seismotectonic Background. 1.3-P-37 OKADA, Jun; TROTA, António; RODRIGUES, Rita; FERREIRA, Teresa; GASPAR, João Volcanic and Tectonic Controls Revealed from GPS Observations in S. Miguel Island, Azores 1.3-P-38 YOKOO, Akihiko; IGUCHI, Masato; TAMEGURI, Takeshi; YAMAMOTO, Keigo Prior Processes of Outburst of Explosive Eruption: A case study for Sakurajima Volcano, Japan 1.3-P-39 SAKAGAMI, Masayuki; SASAKI, Hisashi; MUKOYAMA, Sakae Estimation of ground movement caused by the 2000 Eruption of Usu Volcano, from the Geomorphic Image Analysis of DEMs 1.3-P-40 GIRINA, Olga; USHAKOV, Sergey; NEAL, Christina; SENYUKOV, Sergey Kvert Project In 2006-2009 1.3-P-41 SAGIYA, Takeshi; BARRANCOS, José; CALVO, David; PÉREZ, Nemesio M.; HERNÁNDEZ, Pedro A.; FUJII, Naoyuki Continuous GPS Observation in Canary Islands for Volcano Monitoring 1.3-P-42 TAMBURELLO, Giancarlo; KANTZAS, Euripides; MCGONIGLE, Andrew; AIUPPA, Alessandro; GIUDICE, Gaetano UV Camera Measurement at a Dormant Volcano 1.3-P-43 GOTO, Akio; TANIGUCHI, Hiromitsu; ICHIHARA, Mie; KANEKO, Katsuya; SAIKI, Kazuto Development and Maneuvers of “Mobile Observatory for Volcanic Explosion (MOVE)” –part 2– 1.3-P-44 CALABRESE, Sergio; GIAMMANCO, Salvatore; POKORNY, Boštjan; POLIČNIK, Helena; LEVANIČ, Tom Monitoring Volcanic Eruptions Using Trace Metals In Tree-Rings: Preliminary Results From Mt. Etna 1.3-P-45 CALABRESE, Sergio; PARELLO, Francesco; D’ALESSANDRO, Walter; SAIANO, Filippo; DI MAIO, Giuseppe; BRUSCA, Lorenzo; BELLOMO, Sergio A Biomonitoring Study Using Endemic Plants for the Evaluation of Volcanogenic Deposition on Mt. Etna (Italy). 1.3-P-46 MENDIOLA, Fabiola; MARTIN-DEL POZZO, Ana Lillian; NIETO, Amiel Monitoring the Popocatepetl Ash: 2008 and 2009 1.3-P-47 CARAPEZZA, Maria Luisa; CIGOLINI, Corrado; COPPOLA, Diego; LAIOLO, Marco; RANALDI, Massimo; RICCI, Tullio; TARCHINI Luca The Role Played By The Environmental Factors On Diffuse Soil Degassing At Stromboli Volcano 1.3-P-48 SAWYER, Georgina; SALERNO, Giuseppe; LE BLOND, Jennifer; SPAMPINATO, Letizia; MARTIN, Rob; ROBERTS, Tjarda; MATHER, Tamsin; TSANEV, Vitchko; OPPENHEIMER, Clive Gas, Particle and Thermal Emissions from Villarrica Volcano, Chile 1.3-P-49 RICCI, Tullio; CARAPEZZA, Maria Luisa; BARBERI, Franco; RANALDI, Massimo; TARCHINI, Luca; FINIZOLA, Anthony; DELCHER, Eric; BARDE-CABUSSON, Stéphanie; ROSSI, Matteo; SUSKI, Barbara; REVIL, Andre; MENNY, Philippe; DI GANGI, Fabio; LE TORT, Jean; PELTIER, Aline; VILLASANTE, Victor; DOUILLET, Guilhem; AVARD, Geoffroy; PISCITELLI, Sabatino; RIZZO, Enzo; GIOCOLI, Alessandro; ROMANO, Gerardo; MAROTTA, Enrica; BELVISO, Pasquale; LELLI, Matteo; CRESPY, Agnes; BENNATI, Laura; ROUL- LEAU, Emilie Multidisciplinary Monitoring and Investigations at Stromboli (Aeolian Islands, Italy) 1.3-P-50 CASTRO, Mónica; RODRÍGUEZ, Lizzette; ALONSO, Carla
SO2 Loss Rates Reveal More Accurate Emission Rates from the Soufrière Hills Volcano, Montserrat 1.3-P-51 BUONTEMPO, Luisa; IBAÑEZ, Jesús; MORALES, José Preliminary Results from Shear Wave Splitting Analysis in Canary Islands 1.3-P-52 BENGOA, Cintia L; CASELLI, Alberto T.; IBAÑEZ, Jesús M. Volcanic Seismology Studies at Copahue Volcano- Argentina 1.3-P-53 ALVAREZ, Isaac; GARCÍA, Luz; CORTÉS, Guillermo; DE LA TORRE, Ángel; LESAGE, Philippe; BENÍTEZ, Carmen Evaluation of New Features for Automatic Recognition of Volcano-Seismic Events.
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1.3-P-54 ALVAREZ, Isaac; GARCÍA, Luz; CORTÉS, Guillermo; BENÍTEZ, Carmen; DE LA TORRE, Ángel; IBÁÑEZ, Jesús M.; MORA, Mauricio Comparison of Volcano-Seismic Signals from Different Volcanoes: Characterization of Different Sources of Events and Strategies for the Evaluation of Automatic Recognizers of Volcano-Seismic Events. 1.5-P-01 GARCÍA-YEGUAS, Araceli; KOULAKOV, Ivan; IBÁÑEZ, Jesús M. First High Resolution Seismic Tomography, P Wave Velocity Structure Beneath Tenerife Island (Ca- nary Islands, Spain). 1.5-P-02 SCHÜTZE, Claudia; DIETRICH, Peter; LAMERT, Hendrik; SCHNEIDEWIND, Uwe; WERBAN, Ulrike Geophysical Methods Combination Using A Hierarchical Approach For The Detection And Monitor-
ing Of CO2 Degassing At The Near Surface 1.5-P-03 POLSTER, Sarah; FINN, Carol Aeromagnetic Data Reveal Dome Structure on Mount St Helens 1.5-P-04 FLECHSIG, Christina; SCHÜTZE, Claudia; BUSSERT, Robert; KÄMPF, Horst; SCHUMANN, Jens
Characterization of a Magmatic Diffuse CO2 Degassing Structure by Combining Resistivity Tom- ography with Sedimentologic and Soil Gas Measurements: The Hartoušov Mofette Field (Western Eger Rift /Czech Republic) 1.5-P-06 STREIL, T.; OESER, V. DACM - “System in a Box” for Complex Sampling Procedures and Multi Parameter Analysis
1.5-P-07 BRIZ, Susana; BARRANCOS, José; PADILLA, Germán; SANTANA, Guillermo; FERNÁNDEZ, Isabel; DIONIS, Samara; PÉREZ Nemesio Tuesday, June 1 (POSTERS) IR imaging of a Masaya Volcano Incandescence 1.5-P-08 SINGH, Birbal Study of GPS- TEC Related to Sichuan Earthquake ( M=7.9) of 12 May, 2008 and Their Fractal Analysis 2.1-P-01 SUÁREZ-PLASCENCIA, Carlos; NUÑEZ-CORNU, Francisco; JAIRO-SANCHEZ, Jairo Map of the Volcanic Risk in the Ceboruco Volcano, Nayarit, Mexico. 2.1-P-02 PAN, Bo; XU, Jiandong; LIN, Xudong Application of FLOWGO Model in Hazard Zoning of Lava Flow at Tianchi Volcano in China 2.1-P-03 CALVERT, Andy; LEPORE, Simone; PERROTTA, Annamaria; SCARPATI, Claudio Study Of Volcanic Risk Through 40Ar/39Ar Elevated Precision Datings Of Neapolitan Area Volcanic Deposits. 2.1-P-04 SIMICEVIC, Aleksandra; BONADONNA, Costanza; DI TRAGLIA, Federico; ROSI, Mauro Risk reduction in a volcanic-island setting: the example of the island of Vulcano, Italy 2.1-P-05 BECERRIL, Laura; GALINDO, Inés The El Hierro Volcanic Hazard Database 2.1-P-06 BONFORTE, Alessandro; FEDERICO, Cinzia; GIAMMANCO, Salvatore; LIUZZO, Marco; NERI, Marco The Southern Boundary Of The Seaward-Sliding Eastern Flank Of Mt. Etna: Evidences On Active Faults In Urban Areas From Soil Gases And Satellite Data 2.1-P-07 SOTO, Gerardo J.; MORA, Raúl; MORA, Mauricio; BARQUERO, Rafael; TAYLOR, Waldo; VARGAS, Alberto; ALVARADO, Guillermo E.; RAMÍREZ, Carlos; GONZÁLEZ, Gino; MORA, Rolando; PANIAGUA, Claudio; FERNÁNDEZ, José F. Turrialba volcano’s threat to the cities of the Central Valley of Costa Rica 2.1-P-08 BRANCA, Stefano; DE BENI, Emanuela; PROIETTI, Cristina; CAPPELLO, Annalisa; DEL NEGRO; VICARI, Annamaria Reconstruction of the lava flow field evolution and lava discharge from the great and destructive 1669 Etna eruption: implication for volcanic hazard assessment 2.1-P-09 SANDRI, Laura; JOLLY, Gill; LINDSAY, Jan; SCOTT, Brad; SHERBURN, Steve; JOLLY, Art; FOURNIER, Nico; KEYS, Harry; MARZOC- CHI, Warner Volcanic Risk Metrics At Mt Ruapehu, New Zealand: Some Background To A Probabilistic Eruption Forecasting Scheme And A Cost/Benefit Analysis At An Open Conduit Volcano 2.1-P-10 SELVA, Jacopo; MARZOCCHI, Warner; PAPALE, Paolo; CIVETTA, Lucia; DEL PEZZO, Edoardo; SANDRI, Laura Emergency Preparedness: Community-Based Short-Term EruptionForecasting At Campi Flegrei 2.1-P-11 CROSWELLER, Sian; SPARKS, Steve; SIEBERT, Lee; ORTIZ, Natalie; HOBBS, Laura; KIYOSUGI, Koji; LOUGHLIN, Sue Using Historical Databases for the Identification and Analysis of Future Volcanic Risk: VOGRIPA 2.1-P-12 DONOVAN, Amy; OPPENHEIMER, Clive; BRAVO, Michael What is Volcanology? Expertise and Experience in Risk Assessment on Active Volcanoes 2.1-P-13 HICKS, Anna; BARCLAY, Jenni; SIMMONS, Peter; LOUGHLIN, Sue; MARK, Darren An Interdisciplinary Approach to Volcanic Risk Reduction Under Conditions of Uncertainty: A Case Study On Tristan da Cunha
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Thursday, June 3 (ORAL)
Conference Center: Hall A
11:00-11:15 PÉREZ, Nemesio M.; HERNÁNDEZ, Pedro A. 1.3-O-27 Applied SWOT Analysis for the Volcano Warning System in the Canary Islands 11:15-11:30 MORI, Toshiya; NOTSU, Kenji 1.3-O-20 Remote FTIR observation of volcanic gas composition for recent eruptive activity of Showa crater at Sakurajima volcano, Japan. 11:30-11:45 VASELLI, Orlando; TASSI, Franco; FERNANDEZ, Erick; DUARTE, elicer 1.3-O-21 From Hydrothermal- to Magmatic-Dominated Fumarolic Gas Discharges: the Recent Vol- canic Crisis of Turrialba Volcano (Costa Rica) 11:45-12:00 RATDOMOPURBO, Antonius; WIDIWIJAYANTI, Christina; BAGUET, Alexander; LYOU, Chin-Mei; NEWHALL, Chris 1.3-O-22 The WOVOdat Database, Data Formats and WOVOml Structure 12:00-12:15 GONZÁLEZ, Enrique; ALGUACIL, Gerardo; DE LA TORRE, Ángel; CORTÉS, Guillermo; GARCÍA-YEGUAS, Araceli 1.3-O-24 An accurate and robust method for automatic phase picking of volcano-seismic signals based on adaptive sub-band processing. 12:15-12:30 CORTÉS, Guillermo; BENÍTEZ, Carmen; IBÁÑEZ, Jesús M.; GONZÁLEZ, Enrique.; ARÁMBULA, Raúl; LESAGE, Philippe; OROZCO, Justo 1.3-O-25 Towards an Unsupervised HMM-based Automatic Classification System: Application to a Joint Database Built from Colima, Popocatépetl and Deception Seismo-Volcanic Events. 12:30-12:45 BOISSIER, Patrice; STAUDACHER, Thomas; LAURET, Frédéric; KOWALSKI, Philippe; DI MURO, Andrea 1.3-O-26 Permanent and Real Time GPS Network at Piton de La Fournaise, Ile de La Réunion, Ex- ample of the November 2009 to January 2010 Eruptions. 12:45-13:00 WATANABE, Hidefumi 1.3-O-19 Towards Mid-Term Eruption Prediction of Izu-Oshima Volcano, Japan: Characteristics of
Magma Accumulation and Soil CO2 Concentration Variations 13:00-14:00 LUNCH 14:00-14:15 MELIÁN, Gladys; TASSI, Franco; HERNÁNDEZ, Pedro A.; NOLASCO, Dácil; PADILLA, Germán; PÉREZ, Nemesio M.; SORTINO, Francesco; PADRÓN, Eleazar; NOTSU, Kenji; HIROCHIKA, Sumino 1.3-O-28 Chemical and Isotopic Variations of Fumarolic Discharges at Teide Volcano, Canary Is- lands, Spain 14:15-14:30 D’AURIA, Luca; RICCIOLINO, Patrizia; BORRIELLO, Giuseppe; ESPOSITO, Antonietta; GIUDICEPIETRO, Flora; LO BASCIO, Domenico; MARTINI, Marcello; DE CESARE, Walter; ORAZI, Massimo; PELUSO, Rosario; SCARPATO, Giovanni 1.3-O-29 The Recent Seismicity of Campi Flegrei Caldera (Italy) 14:30-14:45 SOLARO, Giuseppe; MANCONI, Andrea; MANZO, Mariarosaria; PEPE, Antonio; PEPE, Susi; TIZZANI, Pietro; ZENI, Giovanni; LANARI, Riccardo 1.4-O-01 Surface Deformation Analysis Via The SBAS-Dinsar Approach In Several Volcanic Areas: An Overview 14:45-15:00 WADGE, Geoff; COLE, Paul; STINTON, Adam; KOMOROWSKI, Jean-Christophe; STEWART, Roderick 1.4-O-02 High Resolution Radar Monitoring of Soufriere Hills Volcano, Montserrat with TerraSAR-X 15:00-15:15 MÁRQUEZ, Alvaro; DEFFONTAINES, Benoit; ADATTE, Sabrina; FRUNEAU, Bénédicte; DURO, Javier; ARNAUD, Alain; IZQUIERDO, Tatiana; HERRERA, Raquel 1.4-O-03 Analysis of Teide Volcano Deformation Using Persistent Scatterers Interferometry With Ascending-Descending ENVISAT ASAR Images. 15:15-15:30 CARN, Simon A. 1.4-O-04 Probing Volcanic Clouds With The A-Train 15:30-15:45 ZENI, G.; PEPE, A.; TIZZANI, P.; PEPE, S.; SOLARO, G.; D’OREYE, N.; FERNANDEZ, J.; GONZALEZ, P. J.; SANSOSTI, E. 1.4-O-05 SBAS-DInSAR Investigation of the Displacement Field at Nyamuragira and Nyiragongo Volcanoes in Congo. 15:45-16:00 SPINETTI, Claudia; CORRADINI, Stefano; COLINI, Laura; LOMBARDO, Valerio; VINCI, Stefano; MERUCCI, Luca; BUON- GIORNO, MariaFabrizia; DOUMAZ, Fawzi 1.4-O-06 Strombolian Activity Analysis Using Multi and Hyperspectral Remote Sensing Data
Conference Center: Hall B
11:00-11:15 HORWELL, Claire J.; LE BLOND, Jennifer S.; MICHNOWICZ, Sabina A.K.; CRESSEY, Gordon 2.6-O-01 Cristobalite in a Rhyolitic Lava Dome: Evolution of Ash Hazard at Chaitén Volcano
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11:15-11:30 LE BLOND, Jennifer S.; HORWELL, Claire J.; BAXTER, Peter J.; MICHNOWICZ, Sabina A.K.; TOMATIS, M; FUBINI, B.; DELMELLE, P.; DUNSTER, C.; PATIA, H. 2.6-O-03 Mineralogical Analyses And In Vitro Screening Tests For The Rapid Evaluation Of The Health Hazard Of Volcanic Ash At Rabaul Volcano, Papua New Guinea 11:30-11:45 BAXTER, Peter J.; LE BLOND, Jennifer; HORWELL, Claire; PATIA, Herman; MULINA, Kila; SAUNDERS, Steve 2.6-O-06 Health Impact of a Continuous Ash Emission Eruption: the example of Rabaul, Papua New Guinea, 2007-08. 11:45-12:00 DE VIVO, Benedetto; LIMA, Annamaria; ALBANESE, Stefano 2.6-O-04 Volcanic soils and health risks in the Neapolitan metropolitan and provincial area (Italy) 12:00-12:15 MARTIN, Robert S.; WITT, Melanie L. I.; WATT, Sebastian F. L.; PYLE, David M.; MATHER, Tamsin A. 2.6-O-05 Volcanic mercury (Hg) deposition around Mt Etna volcano (Sicily) 12:15-12:30 MORMAN, Suzette; PLUMLEE, Geoff 2.6-O-02 In Vitro Physiologically Based Extraction Tests of Volcanic Ash from Diverse Volcanoes 12:30-12:45 CARAPEZZA, Maria Luisa; BARBERI, Franco; LUCCHETTI, Carlo; RANALDI, Massimo; RICCI, Tullio; TARCHINI, Luca; TUCCIMEI, Paola 2.6-O-07 Recent Increase of Risk from Endogenous Gas Emission in the Urbanized Areas of Colli Albani Volcanic Complex (Rome, Italy) 12:45-13:00 HERNÁNDEZ, Pedro A.; PÉREZ, Nemesio M.; MELIAN, Gladys; PADRÓN, Eleazar; COELLO, Juan 2.6-O-08 Thursday, June 3 (ORAL) Health Hazards From Endogenous Gas Emissions at Horizontal Drillings for Water Exploi- tation in Tenerife, Canary Islands 13:00-14:00 LUNCH 14:00-14:15 MAGILL Christina; WILSON, Thomas; OKADA, Tetsuya 2.7-O-02 Quantifying the economic impacts from thin tephra-falls 14:15-14:30 JENKINS, Susanna; BAXTER, Peter J.; SPENCE, Robin; ZUCCARO, Giulio; ASPINALL, William 2.7-O-13 Forecasting Distal Impacts From Volcanic Crises 14:30-14:45 WALLACE, Kristi L.; SNEDIGAR, Seth F.; CAMERON, Cheryl E. 2.7-O-05 The Alaska Volcano Observatory Citizen Network Ash Collection and Observation Pro- gram. 14:45-15:00 DELMELLE, Pierre 2.7-O-09 Volcanic Ash in the Environment 15:00-15:151 CRONIN, Shane Jason 2.7-O-1 Health, Agriculture And Water-Supply Impacts Of Long-Term Volcanic Ash And Gas Erup- tions In Vanuatu – Perception Vs. Reality 15:15-15:30 BARSOTTI, Sara; ANDRONICO, Daniele; NERI, Augusto; DEL CARLO, Paola; BAXTER, Peter J.; ASPINALL, William 2.7-O-10 The Impact of Ash Fall On Visibility 15:30-15:45 LOUGHLIN, Susan Clare; BAXTER, Peter J.; CHRISTOPHER, Thomas 2.7-O-12 Ash Fall Impacts Before, During and After an Intense Lava Dome Collapse on 20 May 2006 at Soufrière Hills Volcano, Montserrat. 15:45-16:00 LEONARD, Graham S.; JOHNSTON, David M.; WILSON, Thomas M.; STEWART, Carol; CRONIN, Shane J.; COLE James W.; DALY Michele C.; HOUGHTON Bruce F.; LINDSAY, Jan M. 2.7-O-16 Ash fall impacts in New Zealand: mitigation strategies developed through New Zealand and international case studies
Casino Taoro: Teide Hall
11:00-11:15 NAKADA, Setsuya 2.1-O-07 Safety Assessment of Volcanic Hazards on Nuclear Power Plants in Japan 11:15-11:30 FAVALLI, Massimiliano; FORNACIAI, Alessandro; TARQUINI, Simone; PAPALE, Paolo 2.1-O-08 Risk assessment of lava flows 11:30-11:45 ROMERO-RUIZ, Carmen; IBAÑEZ, Jesús M.; CARRIÓN, Francisco; LUIS, Verónica 2.1-O-09 Seismic Series Accompanish the 1704-1705 Eruption of Sietefuentes-Fasnia-Arafo and their Effects. Volcanological and Seismological Implications 11:45-12:00 DI TRAGLIA, Federico; ROSI, Mauro; PISTOLESI, Marco; BONADONNA, Costanza 2.1-O-10 Characterization of the deposits and evaluation of the impact parameters on the surround- ing areas of gas-eruptions at the Fossa Cone (Vulcano, Southern Italy): the Commenda eruption. 12:00-12:15 MIURA, Daisuke; SASAKI, Hisashi; MAKITA, Hiroko; NAKADA, Setsuya; MURAKAMI, Makoto; FUJITA, Eisuke; MU- KOYAMA, Sakae 2.1-O-11 Long-Term Discharge Rate in Step Diagram For Forecasting Caldera Volcanism
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12:15-12:30 ORSI, Giovanni; MORETTI, Roberto; CHIODINI, Giovanni; CIVETTA, Lucia; ARIENZO, Ilenia; D’ANTONIO, Massimo; DE VITA, Sandro; DI VITO, Mauro; MAROTTA, Enrica 2.1-O-12 Fate and Hazards of Medium-Size Resurgent Calderas: the Case of Campi Flegrei, Ischia and Pantelleria Structures 12:30-12:45 SPARKS, Robert Stephen John; COLES, Stuart; CONNOR, Charles; CROSWELLER, Sian; DELIGNE, Natalia; HOBBS, Laura; KIYOSUGI, Koji; LOUGHLIN, Susan; ORTIZ, N; SIEBERT, Lee; TAKARADA, Shinji 2.1-O-13 Analysis Of The LaMEVE Database On Global Quaternary Large Magnitude Explosive Vol- canism. 12:45-13:00 TOULKERIDIS, Theofilos 2.1-O-15 Volcanic induced Mega-Tsunamis in the Galapagos – Tectonics, Monitoring and Early Alert System 13:00-14:00 LUNCH 14:00-14:15 LANG, Nicholas P.; CAMPBELL J. Michael; BOUDREAU, Douglas 2.3-O-09 An Interdisciplinary Approach For Teaching About Volcanic And Other Natural Disasters At The Undergraduate Level 14:15-14:30 GOMEZ M., Diego Mauricio; CALVACHE, V., Marta L. 2.3-O-10 Experiences on Galeras Volcano eruptive process (2004 – 2010) 14:30-14:45 CALVO, David; PÉREZ, Nemesio M.; MARRERO, Nieves; CALLAU, Juan Luis; SANATANA, Lourdes 2.3-O-11 TELEPLANETA: Using Mass Media to Spread Natural Hazards Impact and Geoscientific Research 14:45-15:00 CALVO, David; RODRÍGUEZ, Fátima; MARRERO, Rayco; PÉREZ, Nemesio M.; PADRÓN, Eleazar; PADILLA, Germán; MELIAN, Gladys; BARRANCOS, José; NOLASCO, Dácil; HERNÁNDEZ, Pedro A. 2.3-O-13 Canary Islands: A Volcanic Window In The Atlantic Ocean 15:00-15:15 VALENTINE, Greg A.; JONES, M.D.; BURSIK, M.I.; CALDER, E.S.; GALLO, S.M.; CONNOR, C.; CARN, S.; ROSE, W.; MOORE-RUSSO, D.A.; RENSCHLER, C.S.; PITMAN, B.; SHERIDAN, M.F. 2.2-O-01 VHub – Cyberinfrastructure for Volcano Eruption and Hazards Modeling and Simulation 15:15-15:30 CHARBONNIER, Sylvain; GERTISSER, Ralf 2.2-O-02 Dynamics and Hazards of Block-and-ash Flows at Merapi Volcano, Indonesia 15:30-15:45 TAKARADA, Shinji; KODAMA, Shinsuke; URAI Minoru 2.2-O-03 GEO Grid Volcanic Gravity Flow Simulation: Toward the Next Generation Real-time Hazard Mapping 15:45-16:00 RENSCHLER, Chris S. 2.2-O-04 GeoProMT Meets VHUB: Integrated Information Management For Collaborative Research In GeoHazard Modeling and Simulation
Casino Taoro: Retama Hall
11:00-11:15 GOMEZ, Darío 2.4-O-01 Galeras Volcano, Crisis Management and Resettlement of Inhabitants 11:15-11:30 COUTINHO, Rui; CHESTER, David; WALLENSTEIN, Nicolau; DUNCAN, Angus 2.4-O-02 The Impact of and Responses to the 1957/1958 Capelinhos Volcanic Eruption and Associ- ated Earthquake Activity on Faial, Azores. 11:30-11:45 MORI, Hiroyuki; YUTSUDO, Sunao; IKENOUE, Hiroyuki 2.4-O-03 Disaster Prevention Measures of Kagoshima City against Eruptive Activity of Sakurajima Volcano, Japan 11:45-12:00 SERRA, Jorge 2.4-O-04 UME, a Force to Respond to Volcanic Eruptions Disasters 12:00-12:15 SCIFONI, Silvia; COLTELLI, Mauro; MARSELLA, Maria; PROIETTI, Cristina; VICARI, Anna; DEL NEGRO, Ciro; CAP- PELLO, Annalisa 2.4-O-05 Mitigation of Lava Flow Invasion Hazard Through Optimized Barrier Configuration 12:15-12:30 LUIS, Verónica; DORTA, Pedro; ROMERO, Carmen; MARTÍN, Sebastián 2.4-O-06 Emergency System Diagnosis in the Canaries 12:30-13:00 Rosaly Lopes, Invited speaker. 13:00-14:00 LUNCH 14:00-14:15 MOLLAEI Habib; TORSHIZIAN, Habib Allah; SHARIFI, Ehsan 3.3-O-01 Sabalan Volcano Lake: An example of Geotourism Potential in Iran 14:15-14:30 STOPPA, Francesco 3.3-O-02 The San Venanzo Volcano Park and Museum in the Frame of the Volcano Tourism in Italy
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14:30-14:45 ARRANZ LOZANO, Mercedes 3.3-O-03 The Volcano, a risk of tourist attraction: example of cases in the Islands Canaries 14:45-15:00 GAUDRU, Henry; ERFURT-COOPER, Patricia 3.3-O-04 Tourism and Volcanic Risk During Eruption - A Challenge Between Security and Local Economy 15:00-15:15 LEDESMA, Juan Vicente 3.3-O-05 Volcanoes & Stars: an Emotional Experience for Tourism at Teide National Park 15:15-15:30 MARTÍN M. Candelaria; CASILLAS Ramón; SERRA-RICART Miquel; LECUE Igone; JIMENEZ, Isabel 3.3-O-06 Volcanic experience: An innovation project for the touristic promotion of a volcanic area 15:30-15:45 LOPES, Rosaly 3.3-O-07 Volcanoes for the Non-Professional: Encouraging Tourism and Education 15:45-16:00 ERFURT-COOPER, Patricia 3.3-O-09 The Significance of Volcanoes for Tourism in Japan
Casino Taoro: Drago Hall
11:00-11:15 DONOVAN, Amy; OPPENHEIMER, Clive; BRAVO, Michael 2.5-O-01 Thursday, June 3 (ORAL) Uncertainty Under the Microscope: Deliberations, Scientific Advice and Expert Elicitation on Montserrat 11:15-11:30 DE BÉLIZAL, Édouard; LAVIGNE, Franck; GAILLARD, Jean-Christophe; GRANCHER, Delphine 2.5-O-02 Institutional Crisis Management vs. People’s Response in Facing the 2007 Eruption of Mt Kelut (East Java, Indonesia) 11:30-11:45 LEVIEUX, Guillaume; EMZPCOI; OVPF-IPGP team; Parc national de La Réunion team 2.5-O-03 Comparison and Evolution of the Volcanic Crisis Management at Piton de la Fournaise: Application to the 2007 and 2009-2010 Eruptive Cycles. 11:45-12:00 WILMSHURST, Jacqui; CORDOBA, Gustavo; EISER, J. Richard; OJEDA, Elizabeth 2.5-O-04 A Multidisciplinary Approach to Improve Awareness, Communication and Understanding of Volcanic Risks Among Professionals and General Public: Galeras Volcano, Colombia. 12:00-12:15 GAVILANES-RUIZ, Juan Carlos; CUEVAS-MUÑIZ, Alicia; VARLEY, Nick; GWYNNE, Gemma; STEVENSON, John; PÉREZ- PÉREZ, AnaÍd; ABOUKHALIL, Mary; CORTÉS-CORTÉS, Abel 2.5-O-05 Exploring Risk Perception and Warning Efectiveness: The Case of Volcán de Colima, Mexico 12:15-12:30 NAVE, Rosella; RICCI, Tullio; BARBERI, Franco; DAVIS, Matt; ISAIA, Roberto 2.5-O-06 Perception of Volcanic Risk in Italy: Etna, Vesuvio and Campi Flegrei 12:30-12:45 ARAMAKI, Shigeo 2.5-O-07 Disaster mitigation and emergency management during large-scale eruptions in Japan. 12:45-13:00 YEPES, Hugo; PALACIOS, Pablo; Ramón, Patricio 2.5-O-08 Seismic Activity Index (SAI) as a communication Tool at Tungurahua Volcano 13:00-14:00 LUNCH 14:00-14:15 KANO, Kazuhiko; YOSHIMURA, Yohei; ISHIYAMA Daizo; MATSUBAYA, Osamu; OHGUCHI, Takeshi 1.1-O-12 High-temperature hydration and explosive fragmentation of glassy rhyolite at Katsuma- Yama volcano, Okushiri Island, Hokkaido, Japan 14:15-14:30 LUPI, Matteo; GEIGER, Sebastian; CAREY, Rebecca J.; THORDARSON, Thorvaldur; HOUGHTON, Bruce F. 1.1-O-04 Explaining the Plinian-phreatoplinian Shift during the 1875 Askja Volcano Eruption by Cou- pling Geological and Numerical Techniques. 14:30-14:45 VARLEY, Nick Robert; ARÁMBULA, Raúl; REYES, Gabriel; GAVILANES, Juan Carlos 1.1-O-15 Magma Extrusion Mechanism and the Transition Between Eruptive Styles at Volcán de Colima, Mexico 14:45-15:00 David J. Kratzmann 1.1-O-05 Was the 1991 Eruption of Hudson Volcano, Chile, a Phreatoplinian Event? Evidence for Magma-Water Interaction. 15:00-15:15 PROIETTI, Cristina; COLTELLI, Mauro 1.1-O-01 Mass Rate Trends From Different Magma Sources During The 2001 Etna Eruption 15:15-15:30 ANDERSON, Kyle; LISOWSKI, Michael; SEGALL, Paul 1.1-O-13 Cyclic Ground Tilt Associated with the 2004-2008 Eruption of Mount St. Helens, Washington 15:30-15:45 CARRASCO, Gerardo; RIGGS, Nancy; SIEBERT, Lee 1.1-0-18 Recent Volcanism at Los Humeros Caldera and Surroundings, Central Mexico 15:45-16:00 Jorge Rosales 1.1-O-29 A Geographical Information System Model for Developing Countries
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Thursday, June 3 (POSTERS)
1.1-P-68 PAPPALARDO, Lucia; MASTROLORENZO, Giuseppe Short Residence Time For Alkaline Vesuvius Magmas In A Multi-Depth Supply System: Evidence From Geochemical And Textural Studies. 1.1-P-69 LEGENDRE, Yoann; KOMOROWSKI, Jean-Christophe; BOUDON, Georges A Novel Approach for High-Resolution Reconstruction of the Recent Eruptive Past of La Soufrière (Guadeloupe) Over the Last 8 000 Years. 1.1-P-70 WIDOM, Elisabeth; WATANABE, Shizuko; WALLENSTEIN, Nicolau; CONTE, Elise; DALY, George; FRANÇA, Zilda Comparing the Processes and Timescales of Trachytic Magma Evolution in Active Volcanoes in the Azores, Portugal 1.1-P-71 FINIZOLA, Anthony; BARDE-CABUSSON, Stéphanie; REVIL, André; CROVISIER Marie; CHAPUT, Marie; TAQUET, Noémie; SCHÜTZE, Claudia Spatial Forecast of Volcano Fracturing: The Example of Stromboli 2002-2003 and Piton de La Four- naise 2007 Eruptive Crises 1.1-P-72 WUNDERMAN, Rick; VENZKE, Ed; ANDREWS, Bob; EICHELBERGER, Luda; BERGER, Paul; SIEBERT, Lee; REPLOGLE, Hugh; CARTER, Catie; GLUCK, Jacquelyn; ROSS, Russell; SENNERT, Sally; MORELL, Margo; BENTLEY, Stephen; KIMBERLY, Paul; BOOKBINDER, Jeremy; BOOKBINDER, Ellie; BOOKBINDER, Antonia Understanding and Strengthening the Smithsonian’s Reporting-to-Preservation Process 1.1-P-73 HASHEMI, Seyed Mohammad Nd-Sr Isotopes in Quaternary Volcanic Rocks of Tabas (Iran) 1.1-P-74 GRANJA, José-Luis; LLANES, Pilar; CARBÓ-GOROSABEL, Andrés; MUÑOZ-MARTÍN, Alfonso; DRUET, María; GÓMEZ, María; MARTÍN-DÁVILA, José; CATALÁN, Manuel; PAZOS, Antonio; TEN BRINK, Uri; LÓPEZ, Octavio Geophysical Study Of The Volcanic Seamounts In The North-Western Corner Of Venezuelan Basin (NE Caribbean) 1.1-P-75 WITTER, Jeff; HERNÁNDEZ, Pedro A.; HARRIS, Andrew; PÉREZ, Nemesio M.
Quantification of The Mass Flux of 2H O Gas (Steam) from Active Volcanoes Using FLIR Thermal Imagery 1.1-P-76 HERNÁNDEZ, Pedro A.; PÉREZ, Nemesio M.; MELIÁN, Gladys; PADRÓN, Eleazar; NOLASCO, Dácil; BARRANCOS, José; PADILLA, Germán; CALVO, David; RODRÍGUEZ, Fátima; MORI, Toshiya; NOTSU, Kenji
Global Diffuse CO2 Emission from Volcanoes 1.1-P-77 BARDE-CABUSSON, Stéphanie; FINIZOLA, Anthony; RICCI, Tullio; ROSSI, Matteo; DELCHER, Eric; SUSKI, Barbara; REVIL, Andre; MENNY, Philippe; DI GANGI, Fabio; LETORT, Jean; PELTIER, Aline; VILLASANTE, Marcos Victor; DOUILLET, Guilhem; AVARD, Geoffroy Structural Control on Hydrothermal Fluid Circulations in Two Volcanoes of The Aeolian Archipelago, Stromboli and Vulcano (Italy) 1.1-P-78 MELIÁN, Gladys; PADRÓN, Eleazar; HERNÁNDEZ, Pedro; PÉREZ, Nemesio M.; CALVO, David; BARRANCOS, José; PADILLA, Germán; NOLASCO, Dácil; RODRÍGUEZ, Fátima
Diffuse H2S Emission from Volcanic Areas 1.1-P-79 RODGERS, Mel; GEIRSSON, Halldor; MUÑOZ, Angélica; GUZMAN, Carlos; LAFEMINA, Peter; ROMAN, Diana; STRAUCH, Wilfried; TENORIO, Virginia Towards an Understanding of Magmatic and Seismogenic Processes beneath Telica Volcano, Nica- ragua. 1.1-P-80 HOSHIZUMI, Hideo; SAKAGUCHI, Keiichi; WATANABE, Kazunori; UTO, Kozo Inner Structure of the Aso Caldera: Interpretations for Intracaldera Pyroclastic Flow Deposits 1.1-P-81 CLAVERO, Jorge; GODOY, Estanislao The Late Holocene Collapse of Antuco Volcano: a Valley Confined Debris Avalanche Flow, Southern Andes, Chile 1.1-P-82 MORETTI, Roberto; ARIENZO, Ilenia; CHIODINI, Giovanni; CIVETTA, Lucia; ORSI, Giovanni; PAPALE, Paolo Geochemical Evidences that Unrest at Campi Flegrei Resurgent Caldera (Southern Italy) Is Due to Magma Emplacement and Degassing at Shallow Depth Plus Fluxing from a Deep-Seated Regional Body 1.1-P-83 FRANÇA, Zilda; TILLING, Robert; FORJAZ, Victor; RIBEIRO, Luísa P. Historical Basaltic Pyroclastic Flows on São Jorge Island (Azores): A High Volcanic Risk 1.1-P-84 ARROYO, Javier Tenerife’s Volcanic Tremor Signals Driven by Strong Atmospheric Pressure Changes? 1.1-P-85 VICTÓRIA, S.D.M.S; NEVES, L.J.P.F.; PEREIRA, A.J.S.C. Structural Lineaments Inferred from Remote Sensing: An Application to Geological Mapping and Landslide Susceptibility Evaluation in the Island of Santiago
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1.1-P-86 HALL, Minard D.; MOTHES, Patricia A. New Active Rhyolitic Eruption Centers, Eastern Foot of the Ecuadorian Andes 1.1-P-87 CABRERA, Luis Blas Suggested Mechanism for Growing and Dismantle of Volcanic Islands. 1.3-P-55 GARCÍA, Luz; ALVAREZ, Isaac; CORTÉS, Guillermo; LESAGE, Philippe; BENÍTEZ, Carmen Insufficient Amount of Training Data in Automatic Recognition of Volcano-Seismic Events: Strate- gies for Dealing with this Problem. 1.3-P-56 CORTÉS, Guillermo; GARCÍA, Luz; ÁLVAREZ, Isaac; GONZÁLEZ, Enrique; DE LA TORRE, Ángel; IBÁÑEZ, Jesús M. Automatic and Semi-Automatic Tools for Segmentation and Labelling of Large Databases of Vol- cano-Seismic Signals. 1.3-P-57 PRUDENCIO, Janire; GARCÍA-YEGUAS, Araceli; IBÁÑEZ, Jesús M.; ALGUACIL, Gerardo Initial Results of Seismic Attenuation for P-Waves on Tenerife Island (Canary Islands, Spain) 1.3-P-58 GALLE, Bo; PLATT, Ulrich; VAN ROOZENDAEL, Michel; OPPENHEIMER, Clive; HANSTEEN, Thor; BOUDON, Georges; BURTON, Michael; DELGADO, Hugo; MUÑOS, Angelica; DUARTE, Eliecer; GARZON, Gustavo; ESCOBAR, Demitrio; KASEREKA, Mahinda; MOLINA, Luisa; CARN, Simon; HIDALGO, Silvana; SANCHEZ, Eddy; INGUAGGIATO, Salvatore NOVAC – Network for Observation of Volcanic and Atmospheric Change, present status and results 1.3-P-59 OROZCO-ROJAS, Justo; BRETÓN, Mauricio; CORTES, Guillermo; SANTIAGO, Hiddins; IBÁÑEZ, Jesús M. Seismic Characterization of Seismicity Recorded by Seismic Array at Volcán de Colima, México.
1.3-P-60 CORTÉS, Gloria Patricia; CALVACHE, Marta Lucía; LONDOÑO, John Makario; CARDONA, Carlos Eduardo; NARVÁEZ, Lourdes Thursday, June 3 (POSTERS) Monitoring Of Active Volcanoes in Colombia: 25 Years of Continuous Learning. 1.3-P-61 GONZÁLEZ-CÁRDENAS, Elena; GOSÁLVEZ-REY, Rafael Ubaldo; BECERRA-RAMÍREZ, Rafael; ESCOBAR-LAHOZ, Estela Gas Monitoring and Detection of Microseismicity in the Volcanic System of Campo de Calatrava, European Intracontinental Volcanism (Spain) 1.3-P-62 ARPA, Mª. Carmencita; PADILLA, Germán; RENIVA, Paolo; CALVO, David; MELIÁN, Gladys; SAQUILON, Celestino, HERNÁNDEZ, Pedro A.; PÉREZ, Nemesio M.; SOLIDUM, Renato U.
Diffuse CO2 Emissions from Taal Volcano Main Crater, 2008-2009 Surveys 1.3-P-63 KANTZAS, Euripides; MCGONIGLE, Andrew; TAMBURELLO, Giancarlo; AIUPPA, Alessandro; BRYANT, Robert
Protocols For UV Camera Volcanic SO2 Measurements 1.3-P-64 BARRANCOS, José; ROSELLÓ, Jose Ignacio; ATANDO, Ramil; PÉREZ, Nemesio M.; MILLÁN, Millán; ARPA, Mª. Carmencita; SOLIDUM, Renato
SO2 emission from Mayon volcano measured simultaneously with COSPEC, FLYSPEC and mini- DOAS 1.3-P-65 NOLASCO, Dácil; PADRÓN, Eleazar; HERNÁNDEZ, Pedro A.; PÉREZ, Nemesio M.; MELIAN, Gladys; BARRANCOS, José; PADILLA, Germán; CALVO, David; FISCHER, Christian; KUSAKABE, Minoru; WAKITA, Hiroshi; WEBER, Konradin Carbon Dioxide Emission from Deception Volcano Bay, Antarctica 1.3-P-66 PADRÓN, Eleazar; HERNÁNDEZ, Pedro A; PÉREZ, Nemesio M.; MELIÁN, Galdys; NOTSU, Kenji Dynamics of Diffuse Carbon Dioxide Emission from Cumbre Vieja Volcano, La Palma, Canary Islands 1.3-P-67 PADILLA, Germán; CALVO, David; MELIÁN, Gladys; PADRÓN, Eleazar; BARRANCOS, José; NOLASCO, Dácil; HERNÁNDEZ, Pedro A.; PÉREZ, Nemesio M.
Diffuse CO2 Emission from Timanfaya Volcano, Lanzarote, Canary Islands, Spain 1.3-P-68 MELIÁN, Gladys; HERNÁNDEZ, Pedro; SORTINO, Francesco; GIAMMANCO, Salvatore; BARRANCOS, José; LÓPEZ, Manuela; PÉREZ, Nemesio M.
Diffuse and Visible Emission of CO2 from Etna Volcano, Italy 1.3-P-69 BARRANCOS, José; MELIÁN, Gladys; HERNÁNDEZ, Pedro A.; PADILLA, Germán; CALVO, David; ARPA, Mª. Carmencita; RENIVA, Paolo; SINCIOCO, Jaime; SOLIDUM, Renato; PÉREZ, Nemesio M. Monitoring Carbon Dioxide Emission from Pinatubo Crater Lake, Philippines 1.3-P-70 HERNÁNDEZ, Pedro A.; PÉREZ, Nemesio M.; CALVO, David; MELIÁN, Gladys; PADRÓN, Eleazar; MARRERO, Rayco; BARRANCOS, José; PADILLA, Germán; NOLASCO, Dácil
Dynamics of Diffuse CO2 Emissions at the NW Rift Zone, Tenerife, Canary Islands 1.3-P-71 PÉREZ, Nemesio M.; HERNÁNDEZ, Pedro A.; MELIÁN, Gladys; PADRÓN, Eleazar; NOLASCO, Dácil; BARRANCOS, José; MAR- RERO, Rayco; PADILLA, Germán; CALVO, David; RODRÍGUEZ, Fátima; CHIODINI, Giovanni
An Increasing Trend of the Diffuse CO2 Emission from Teide Volcano (Tenerife, Canary Islands): A Premonitory Geochemical Signature of Volcanic Activity Changes at Tenerife? 1.3-P-72 HERNÁNDEZ, Pedro A.; MORI, Toshiya; PADRÓN, Eleazar; PADILLA, Germán; NOTSU, Kenji; VIRGILI, Giorgio; PÉREZ, Nemesio M.
Soil CO2 Efflux Monitoring at Izu-Oshima Volcano, Japan 1.3-P-73 DIONIS, Samara; MELIÁN, Gladys; BARRANCOS, José; PADILLA, Germán; CALVO, David; RODRÍGUEZ, Fátima; PADRÓN, Eleazar; NOLASCO, Dácil; HERNÁNDEZ, Pedro A.; PÉREZ, Nemesio M.; IBARRA, Martha; MUÑOZ, Angélica
Dynamics of diffuse CO2 emission and eruptive cycle at Cerro Negro volcano, Nicaragua
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1.3-P-74 FISCHER, Christian; POHL, Tobias; VAN HAREN, Günther; VOGEL, Andreas; WEBER, Konradin; BARRANCOS, Josè; HERNÁNDEZ, Pedro A.; MELIAN, Gladis; NOLASCO, Dácil; PADRÓN, Eleazar; PÉREZ, Nemesio M.; CARAPEZZA, Maria Luisa; BARBERI, Franco; RANALDI, Massimo; RICCI, Tullio; TARCHINI, Luca Open Path-Tunable Diode Laser Measurement For Determination Of Gases In Volcanic Application 1.3-P-75 MOTHES, Patricia; RUIZ, Gorki A.; JARRIN, Paul; BUSTILLOS, Jorge Tilt and GPS Data Patterns During Tungurahua’s Eruptive Process, 2006-2010 1.3-P-76 PALAU, Jose Luis; ROSELLÓ, Jose Ignacio; SANTACRUZ, Fernando; ROVIRA, Francisco; SALES, Mª Jose; MILLÁN, Millán Development of a New Metodology for the Surveillance and Monitoring of Atmospheric Pollutants Sources. 1.3-P-77 GIUDICEPIETRO, Flora; D’AURIA, Luca; SCARPATO, Giovanni; PELUSO, Rosario; ORAZI, Massimo; RICCIOLINO, Patrizia; DE CESARE, Walter; LO BASCIO, Domenico; ESPOSITO, Antonietta; BORRIELLO, Giuseppe; CAPELLO, Marco; CAPUTO, Antonio; BONOCUNTO, Ciro; VILARDO, Giuseppe; MARTINI, Marcello 150 Years of Seismological Monitoring of Mount Vesuvius (Italy). 1.3-P-78 BARRIOS; Inocencio; MELIÁN, Gladys; Fernandes Paulo; FERNANDES, José; NOLASCO, Dácil; PADILLA, Germán; PADRÓN, Elea- zar; CALVO, David; RODRÍGUEZ, Fátima; BANDOMO, Zuleyca; RODRIGUES, Jair; SILVA, Sonia; GONÇALVES, Antonio; QUERIDO, Antonio; BARBOSA, Alberto; HERNÁNDEZ, Pedro A.; PÉREZ, Nemesio M.
Temporal Evolution of Diffuse CO2 Emission from the Summit Crater of Fogo Volcano, Cape Verde 1.3-P-79 MARRERO, Rayco; PÉREZ, Nemesio M.; HERNÁNDEZ, Pedro A.; MELIÁN, Gladys; PADRÓN, Eleazar; LÓPEZ, Dina Strengthening the Seismic-Volcanic Surveillance Program of Teide-Pico Viejo Dormant Volcano through Geochemical Characterization of Las Cañadas Aquifer. 1.3-P-80 BARRANCOS, José; FISCHER, Christian; ROSELLÓ, J. Ignacio; PÉREZ, Nemesio M.; WEBER, Konradin; MILLÁN, Millán TDL, UV-DOAS, COSPEC and miniDOAS measurements of the degassing from the summit crater of Teide volcano, Tenerife, Canary Islands 1.3-P-81 FISCHER, Christian; VAN HAREN, Günther; POHL, Tobias; VOGEL, Andreas; WEBER, Konradin Airborne in-situ measurements of the volcanic ash dust plume over a part of Germany caused by the volcano eruption of the Eyjafjallajökull (Iceland) by means of an optical particle counter and a light sport aircraft 1.4-P-01 SHIRZAEI, Manoochehr; WALTER, Thomas R. Interplay of deformation sources at Hawaii Island investigated through InSAR time series and time- dependent modeling 1.4-P-02 BONFORTE, Alessandro; GUGLIELMINO, Francesco; NUNNARI, Giuseppe; PUGLISI, Giuseppe; SPATA, Alessandro Mt. Etna 2008-2009 Eruption: A Model From The Integration Of Satellite GPS And DInSAR Data. 1.4-P-03 GANCI, Gaetana; VICARI, Annamaria; DEL NEGRO, Ciro; BONFIGLIO, Sergio A Remotely Sensed System for Lava Flow Hazard Assessment. 1.4-P-04 KARÁTSON, Dávid; FAVALLI, Massimiliano; TARQUINI, Simone; FORNACIAI, Alessandro; WÖRNER, Gerhard The Regular Stratovolcano Shape based on SRTM DEM Morphometry: Implications to Eruptive Behaviour 1.4-P-05 CAYOL, Valérie; WAUTHIER, Christelle; D’OREYE, Nicolas; KERVYN, François; GVO TEAM InSAR Displacements Associated with The November 2006 and January 2010 Nyamulagira Erup- tions 1.4-P-06 WAUTHIER, Christelle; HOOPER, Andy; SANSOSTI, Eugenio; ZENI, Giovanni; PEPE, Antonio; D’OREYE, Nicolas Study of the Nyiragongo – Nyamulagira Area (Dem. Rep. of Congo) by Means of Multi-Temporal InSAR Approaches: Comparison of the Stamps (TU Delft) and SBAS (IREA) Methods. 1.4-P-07 SMETS, Benoît; WAUTHIER, Christelle; D’OREYE, Nicolas The Combined Use of Multispectral and Radar Satellite Images to Map the Lava Flow Field of Nya- mulagira (North Kivu, D.R.C.). 1.4-P-08 SCOLLO, Simona; Nelson David L.; COLTELLI, Mauro; GARAY, Michael J.; REALMUTO, Vincent J.; DINER, David J. MISR Observations of Etna Volcanic Plumes 1.4-P-09 PISCOPO, Davide; COPPOLA, Diego; CIGOLINI, Corrado; LAIOLO, Marco Retrieval of Explosive Activity from MODIS Sensor at Stromboli Volcano 1.4-P-10 SOLARO, Giuseppe; MANCONI, Andrea; MANZO, Mariarosaria; PEPE, Antonio; PEPE, Susi; TIZZANI, Pietro; ZENI, Giovanni; LANARI, Riccardo Surface Deformation Analysis Via The SBAS-Dinsar Approach In Several Volcanic Areas: An Over- view 1.4-P-11 BARNIE, Talfan; OPPENHEIMER, Clive Interpreting SEVIRI Image Time-Series of Volcanic Eruptions 1.4-P-12 DAVILA, Norma; LIRA, Jorge Interferometric Process Using Terrasar-X High Definition Data: A Study At Colima Volcano, México.
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1.4-P-13 MAERKER, Cordelia; ERBERTSEDER, Thilo; KLUESER, Lars; RIX, Meike; VALKS, Pieter Modelling Of The Long-range Transport Of Volcanic SO2 And Ash Plumes Utilising Space-based Measurements
1.4-P-33 MAERKER, Cordelia; ERBERTSEDER, Thilo; KLUESER, Lars; RIX, Meike; VALKS, Pieter Modelling Of The Long-range Transport Of Volcanic SO2 And Ash Plumes Utilising Space-based Measurements 2.1-P-14 MARTELLI, Kim Michelle; THOURET, Jean-Claude; VARGAS FRANCO, Ruben; KUMAR, Dinesh; SHERIDAN, Michael Using Titan2D, on an Enhanced DEM, to Evaluate Lahar and Flood Hazards on El Misti Volcano, Peru 2.1-P-15 MARTELLI, Kim Michelle; THOURET, Jean-Claude; VARGAS FRANCO, Ruben Physical Vulnerability and Quantitative Risk Assessment of Housing and Infrastructure from The Potential Impacts of Volcanic Mass Flows in Arequipa, Peru 2.1-P-16 CALABRESE, Sergio; PARELLO, Francesco; D’ALESSANDRO, Walter; BAGNATO, Emanuela; AIUPPA, Alessandro The contribution of volcanic emissions (Etna, Stromboli and Vulcano) to the atmospheric trace met- als budget in the Mediterranean basin. 2.1-P-17 BONACCORSO, Alessandro; CURRENTI, Gilda; DEL NEGRO, Ciro; SCANDURA, Danila Volcano-Tectonic Fault Failure Promoted By Recharging And Intrusive Phases Preceding An Erup- tion: The Pernicana Fault Case At Etna Volcano
2.1-P-18 CRONIN, Shane J; BEBBINGTON, Mark S Thursday, June 3 (POSTERS) Does Regional Tectonism Control The Rate Of Volcanism Along Convergent Margins? 2.1-P-19 KANDLBAUER, Jessica; MATTSSON, Hannes Björn; SPARKS, Stephen The Vatnajökull Subglacial Eruptions: A GIS Volcanic Hazard Map 2.1-P-20 KOMOROWSKI, Jean-Christophe; THEODAT, Jean-Marie; LEONE, Frédéric; FERNANDEZ, Rodrigo; THIERRY, Pierre; LAVIGNE, Franck; LESALES, Thierry; GAILLARD, Jean-Christophe; LEGENDRE, Yoann; DE CHABALIER, Jean-Bernard; CLOUARD, Valérie; ASPINALL, William; NERI, Augusto; the CASAVA, research Consortium {G. Boudon, A. Le Friant, B. Villemant, A. Michel, C. Dessert, E. Kaminski, G. Levieux, C. Narteau, N. Feuillet, S. Fourmond all at, S. Pelczar, L. Bruxelles, T. Romon at, P. Tinard, S. Sparks, T. Hincks at, R. Spence, K. Saito at, P. Baxter, S. Barsotti, T. Esposti-Ongaro at, G. Woo, P. Pech, P. Wassmer, D. Grancher, D Brunstein, M. Chenet, J. Morin at, F; Vinet, M. Mas, M. Burac, J-C Denain, L. Gherardi, L. Justin-Colbeau, J-R Desormeaux at, J. Comptdaer, A. Malherbe, P. Pernollet, C. Chabanol at, E. Bourdon, J-M Mompelat, J-P. Compte} The CASAVA Project: Understanding And Assessing Volcanic Hazards, Scenarios, And Risks In The Lesser Antilles – Implications For Decision-Making, Crisis Management, And Pragmatic Development. 2.1-P-21 VOCEA, Susan; CLEGG, Steven; BONTE, Michael, BIUKOTO, Litea; PAPAO, Joy; GLASSEY, Phil; HERON, David; BOSSE, Todd Risk Exposure Databases for Disaster Risk Reduction and Risk Financing for the Pacific Region 2.1-P-22 ROMERO-RUIZ, Carmen; LUIS, Verónica; IBAÑEZ, Jesús M.; CARRIÓN, Francisco Local Site Amplification in Tenerife Island. The Example of Some Historical Seismic Series Accom- panish Volcanic Eruption and the Implications on the Seismic Risk Evaluation. 2.1-P-23 DORONZO, Domenico Maria; DE TULLIO, Marco; PASCAZIO, Giuseppe; DELLINO, Pierfrancesco Numerical Simulation of Pyroclastic Density Currents Using Locally Refined Cartesian Grids and Experimental Validation 2.1-P-24 AUGENDRE, Marie Shimabara from Rag (1991 Eruptive Disaster) to Riches (2007 COV International Conference)? the Complex Relationship between Disaster and Risk Assessment. 2.1-P-25 SUNAGUA, Mayel Threat of Eruption in the Uturuncu Volcano Area, Sud Lípez Province, Potosí Department, Bolivia. 2.1-P-26 OZIMICA, Nicolás; SCHMITZ, Rainer; FALVEY, Mark Trajectory Calculation of Volcanic Contaminants using Graphics Processing Units 2.1-P-27 ITIKARAI, Ima The Challenges of Service Restoration During an Ongoing Eruption: Rabaul Town, Papua New Guinea 2.2-P-01 NISHIKI, Kuniaki; UENO, Tatsuyuki; ITOH, Junfichi; NAKANO, Shun The Geological Database for the Reviews of Long-term Volcanism in Japan 2.2-P-02 CAPRA, L.; MANEA, M.; MANEA, V.; CARRASCO-NUÑEZ, G. Active Mexican Volcanoes @nline: a web application for global data access. 2.2-P-03 LEPORE, Simone; SCARPATI, Claudio Multi-Particle Numerical Simulations Of Collapsing Volcanic Columns 2.2-P-04 BEYREUTHER, Moritz; BARSCH, Robert; ZAKSEK, Klemen; BERNSDORF, Stefan; WASSERMANN, Joachim; HORT, Matthias An Expert System: Automatic Alert Level Estimation and GIS Visualization as application of the multi-parameter Database, SeisHub
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2.2-P-05 PAPPALARDO, Lucia; MASTROLORENZO, Giuseppe The Estimated Presence Of Differentiated Highly Explosive Magmas Beneath Vesuvius And Campi Flegrei: Evidence From Geochemical And Textural Studies. 2.2-P-06 MASTROLORENZO, Giuseppe; PAPPALARDO, Lucia Hazardous Present Emergency Plans For Volcanic Eruptions In Neapolitan Area: Evidences From Volcanic And Magmatological History And Modeling 2.2-P-07 VILLARREAL BENÍTEZ, José L.; RAMÍREZ GUZMÁN, Ramón; BARRÓN GARCÍA, Héctor U.; DELGADO GRANADOS, Hugo Suite for simulation and visualization of volcanic phenomena: VolcWorks 2.3-P-01 GAUDRU, Henry U.N. Global Platform For Disaster Risk Reduction 2.3-P-02 ITOH, Hideyuki; MIYAKE, Yasuyuki; HAYASHI, Shintaro; KAMOSHIDA, Takeshi On the Public Attitudes to the volcanic Hazards in Japan, - Case Studies of the Yakedake Volcano and Chokai Volcano -. 2.3-P-03 CASELLI, Alberto T.; JOVER, María L.; SIERRA, Diana L.; BENGOA, Cintia L.; VÉLEZ, María L.; AGUSTO, Mariano R. Awareness and risk perception on communities located near active volcanoes: Methodology ap- plied on Caviahue-Copahue area (Argentina). 2.3-P-04 UI, Tadahide; OKADA, Hiromu; NIIHORI, Kenji; TSUNEMATSU, Kae; WATANABE, Akiko; KAMURA, Kunishige; ARAYA, Tohru; HONDA, Masataka; ITOH, Shin; HISHIMURA, Rika Education and Outreach Activities for Reducing Volcanic Risk at Tarumae Volcano, Hokkaido, Japan 2.3-P-05 BRETÓN, Mauricio; RAMÍREZ, Juan; ZOBIN V, yacheslav; SANTIAGO, Hydyn; ALATORRE, Eliseo; ORTIGOSA, Felix The Volcanic Risk Perception During the Eruptive Process 1998-2010 in the Volcan de Colima, Mexico. 2.3-P-06 SCARPATI, Claudio; CARLEO Valentina; CATALANI, Mauro; COLE, Paul; DI DONNA, Gennaro; LEPORE, Simone; PERROTTA, An- namaria; PILLEY, Vanessa; Volcanic Risk Perception In The Towns Around Mt. Vesuvius 2.3-P-07 BONFORTE, Alessandro; CANTARERO, Massimo; D’ANNA, Giuseppe; DI RAO, Franco; SGROI, Fausto The “Laboratorio Di Geodinamica – Le Scuole Per Il territorio” (Laboratory Of Geodynamics – Schools For Territory) Project 2.3-P-09 SILVA PAREJAS, Carolina Culture, Education and Communication about Volcanic Hazards in Chile: a Proposal 2.3-P-10 TAPIA, Víctor; RAJA, Fernando Web Page Actualidad Volcánica de Canarias (AVCAN.ORG): Volcanoes, to Everyone 2.3-P-11 EDWARDS, Stacey Marguertie; LEVIEUX, Guillaume Developing an Outreach Plan: The Montserrat Volcano Observatory Case Study 2.3-P-12 NOLASCO, Dácil; CALVO, David; MARTIN, Juan José; PÉREZ, Nemesio M.; VILLALBA, Eustaquio; ALVAREZ, Domingo; ROJAS, Juan PLANETA VIVO RADIO: a challenge of Spanish National Public Radio and ITER to increase aware- ness of the importance of Earth Sciences 2.3-P-13 NEGRÍN, Sergio Chinyero, 100 Years of Silence: A Scientific-Historical Film Document for Education and Outreach on Volcanism in the Canary Islands 2.4-P-01 FUJITA, Eisuke; UEDA, Hideki; KOZONO, Tomofumi; UKAWA, Motoo The Concept of Real-Time Hazard Map for Volcano Crisis 2.4-P-02 DOYLE, Emma E.; JOHNSTON, David M. “They Said What?” Exploring the Understanding and Impact of Science Advice on Volcanic Emer- gency Decision Making. 2.4-P-03 SERRA, Jorge Emergency Military Unit, a Central Government Force to Respond to Disasters 2.4-P-04 DORADO, Lina Contingency Plan for Eruption of Galeras Volcano –Nariño -Colombia 2.4-P-05 JOHNSTON, David; DAVIS Matthew S.; BECKER, Julia; LEONARD, Graham ; PATON, Douglas Community Understanding of and Response to the Lahar Risk at Mount Rainier: Implications for Public Education 2.4-P-06 TRUJILLO, Alejandro; REÑASCO, José; PADRON, Nestor; SACRAMENTO, Segundo; SERRA LLOPART, Jorge; HERNÁNDEZ, Pedro A.; PÉREZ, Nemesio M. Auditing the Basic Guideline for Civil Protection Planning to Volcanic Risk in Spain 2.4-P-07 FERNANDES, Alberto; RODRIGUES, Jair The 2006 Volcanic Emergency Simulation Exercise at Cape Verde
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Friday, June 4 (ORAL)
Conference Center: Hall A
11:00-11:15 MARIÑO, Jersy; ZAVALA, Bilberto 3.1-O-01 Geological Mapping of the Andahua-Orcopampa’s Volcanoes Valley, Peru 11:15-11:30 DURBÁN VILLALONGA, Manuel 3.1-O-02 Volcanoes, Touristic Attraction 11:30-11:45 HARANGI, Szabolcs 3.1-O-03 The Kemenes Volcano Park, Hungary: from the Initial Plans to the Realization. 11:45-12:00 SUGIMOTO, Shinichi 3.1-O-04 A movement by the citizen of the Shimabara City after COV5 and a future vision of Unzen Volcanic Area Geopark 12:00-12:15 MARTIN DEL POZZO, Ana Lillian; CHAVEZ, Rene; CIFUENTES, Gerardo; HERNANDEZ, Esteban; TEJERO, Andres; NIETO, Amiel; ESPINASA, Ramon 3.1-O-05 The Xitle Lava Tubes in Mexico City, Conservation or Destruction? Friday, June 4 (ORAL) 12:15-12:30 OLIVE-GARCIA, Cécile; VAN WYK DE VRIES, Benjamin; BOIVIN Pierre 3.1-O-06 The Chaîne des Puys : A Rich, Unique Volcanic Heritage Environment 12:30-12:45 RODRIGUES, Alexandre 3.1-O-07 Fogo’s Natural Park: Present and Future 12:45-13:00 TOULKERIDIS, Theofilos 3.1-O-08 Volcanic Galapagos 13:00-14:00 LUNCH 14:00-15:00 Q & A
Conference Center: Hall B
11:00-11:15 UTAMI, Pri; BROWNE Patrick 3.2-O-01 Some Volcano-hosted Geothermal Systems in Western Pacific Belt 11:15-11:30 HARIJOKO, Agung; KOHNO, Yasuaki; NUKMAN, Mochamad; NGUYEN, Kim Phuong; WATANABE, Koichiro; ITOI, Ryuichi; TAGUCHI, Sachihiro 3.2-O-03 Magmatism and Geothermal System at Ungaran Volcano Central Java, Indonesia 11:30-11:45 BARBERI, Franco; CARAPEZZA, Maria Luisa; RANALDI, Massimo; RICCI, Tullio; TARCHINI Luca 3.2-O-04 Carbon Dioxide Diffuse Soil Degassing: A Precious Tool For Identifying Productive Geo- thermal Reservoirs 11:45-12:00 12:00-12:15 OMENDA, Peter; LAGAT, John; SIMIYU, Silas 3.2-O-06 Geothermal Development in Kenya 12:15-12:30 HIDALGO, Raúl; DE GREGORIO, Margarita 3.2-O-07 Geothermal Energy Development, an Strategic Challenge for Canary Islands 12:30-12:45 HERNÁNDEZ, Pedro A.; EGBERT, Jolie; RUTAGARAMA, Uwera; DIAZ, Margarita; UHORAKEYE, Theoneste; IMENA, Evode; PÉREZ, Nemesio M. 3.2-O-08 Surface Geochemical Survey for Geothermal Exploration at Virunga Volcanic Field, Rwanda 12:45-13:00 CAETANO, Diogo; MAIA, RuiNOVA 3.2-O-09 GEOFAR Project – Geothermal Finance and Awareness in European Regions 13:00-14:00 LUNCH 14:00-14:15 LINDSAY, Jan; HORROCKS, Jo; JOLLY, Gill; DALY, Michele; HOLLAND, Greg 4.3-O-01 The Role Of Disaster Exercises In Volcanic Crisis Management In Major Cities: Lessons Learned From Exercise Ruaumoko in Auckland, New Zealand 14:15-14:30 MUÑOZ, Jorge; MORENO, Hugo 4.3-O-02 Geological Assistance During the Crisis Management of the 2008-2010 Eruption of the Chaitén Volcano, Southern Andes, Chile 14:30-14:45 DELGADO GRANADOS, Hugo; ZAVALA, Miguel; GARCÍA REYNOSO, José A.; DE FOY, Benjamin; RETAMA, Armando, MOLINA, Luisa 4.3-O-03 Analysis of the influence of Popocatepetl volcano in the SO2 levels in Mexico City
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14:45-15:00 ZUCCARO, Giulio; BARBERI, Franco; CACACE, Francesco 4.3-O-04 Risk Associated to Pre-eruption Earthquakes: A Relevant Problem in Vesuvius Emergency Planning
Casino Taoro: Teide Hall
11:00-11:15 MORIN, Julie; JACQUARD, Fabrice; VILLENEUVE, Nicolas 4.2-O-01 Piton de la Fournaise, A Roped Off Volcano? Consequences of the 2007 “Eruption of the Century”. 11:15-11:30 PÉREZ, Nemesio M. 4.2-O-03 The Role of Scientists, Journalists and Authorities during the 2004 Tenerife Volcanic Un- rest: The Biggest Problem 11:30-11:45 VILLALBA, Eustaquio 4.2-O-04 The Lessons of the 2004 Seismic-Volcanic Crisis in Tenerife, Canary Islands, Spain 11:45-12:00 SASAI, Yoichi 4.2-O-05 Countermeasure against Volcanic Hazards on Volcanic Islands in Tokyo Metropolitan City, Japan 12:00-13:00 Outreach Exchange 13:00-14:00 LUNCH 14:00-15:00 Forum Assessment of volcanic ash threat
Casino Taoro: Retama Hall
11:00-11:15 ALFANO, Fabrizio; BONADONNA, Costanza; VOLENTIK, Alain C. M.; CONNOR, Charles B.; WATT, Sebastian F. L.; PYLE, David M.; CONNOR, Laura J. 4.1-O-01 Tephra Stratigraphy And Volume Of The May, 2008, Chaitén Eruption, Chile 11:15-11:30 MORENO, Hugo; MUÑOZ, Jorge 4.1-O-02 The 2007-09 Eruptive Cycle of Llaima Volcano: Features and Emergency Management 11:30-11:45 COLE, Paul; ODBERT, Henry; STINTON, Adam; CHRISTOPHER, Thomas; STEWART, Roderick; STONE, Jonathan; GUNN, Leanne,; ELIGON, Christian; BASS Venus; SYERS Rachel; ROBERTSON Richie 4.1-O-03 Renewed Volcanic Activity At Soufrière Hills Volcano, Montserrat 2009-2010 11:45-12:00 BONACCORSO, Alessandro; CALVARI, Sonia; DEL NEGRO, Ciro; DI GRAZIA, Giuseppe; NERI, Marco; SCOLLO Simona; VICARI, Anna 4.1-O-04 The 2008-2009 Mt. Etna Eruption : Monitoring and Modelling through Integrated Multi- disciplinary Approach 12:00-12:15 KAUAHIKAUA, Jim; ORR, Tim; PATRICK, Matthew; SWANSON, Don; MIKLIUS, Asta; POLAND, Mike; WILSON, Dave; ELIAS, Tamar; SUTTON, A. Jeff; THORNBER Carl; WOOTEN, Kelly 4.1-O-06 The Ongoing Summit Eruption of Kilauea Volcano, Hawai`i, USA 12:15-12:30 RAMON, Patricio; VALLEJO, Silvia 4.1-O-07 Thermal Images as a Useful Tool to Map Recently Emitted Lava Flows; Examples on Re- ventador Volcano 12:30-12:45 LEONARD, Graham S.; WILSON, Thomas M.; STEWAR,T Carol; JOHNSTON, David M.; BAXTER, Peter J.; ROVERE, Elizabeth I.; VILLAROSA, Gustavo 4.1-O-08 Lessons Learned from the May 2008 to Present Eruption of Volcan Chaitén, Chile: Emer- gency Management, Evacuation, Welfare and Recovery. 12:45-13:00 AGUDELO, Adriana; CALVACHE, Marta; CARDONA, Carlos E; SANTACOLOMA, Cristian; TRUJILLO, Nancy; NARVAEZ, Andrés; MANZO, Oscar; PULGARÍN, Bernardo 4.1-O-09 Management of the Nevado del Huila Volcanic Crisis (Colombia): Experiences of the Sci- entists-Community Work 13:00-14:00 LUNCH 14:00-15:00 VOGRIPA
Casino Taoro: Drago Hall
11:00-11:15 TORSHIZIAN, Habib Allah; MOLLAEI Habib; SHARIFI, Ehsan; JAVANBAKHT, Mohammad 3.5-O-01 Volcanoes Geotourism Potential, A Case Study: Hot water Springs of Sabalan Volcanoes (Northwest of Iran)
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11:15-11:30 HASHEMI, Seyed Mohammad 3.5-O-02 Clay Minerals Reserve In Volcanic Rocks Of South East Gonabad (East of Iran) 11:30-11:45 LEANDRO, Elba; SOLER, Carlos; GAUDO Francisco 3.5-O-03 SWOT Balneology in the Canary Islands 11:45-12:00 GAUDO, Francisco 3.5-O-04 Composition of Fuente Santa´s Waters and their Volcanic Origin. Possible Therapeutical Uses and Ways of Application 12:00-12:15 COOPER, Malcolm; ERFURT-COOPER, Patricia 3.5-O-06 Volcanic Hot Springs – Health Benefits and Visual Attraction 12:15-12:30 HOLMBERG, Karen 3.6-O-01 Revolting Objects, De-scribing Disasters, and Exceptional Events in Pre-Columbian Vol- canic Landscapes 12:30-12:45 DAY, Simon John 3.6-O-02 The Time Dependence of Vulnerability to Infrequent Hazards: Tsunamis, Volcanoes, Tradi- tional Knowledge and Black Swans. 12:45-13:00 DONOVAN, Amy; OPPENHEIMER, Clive; BRAVO, Michael 3.6-O-03 Rationalising a Crisis through Literature: Montserratian Verse and the Reconstruction of National Identity Friday, June 4 (POSTERS) 13:00-14:00 LUNCH 14:00-14:15 CASHMAN, Katharine Venable; CRONIN, Shane Jason 3.6-O-04 The Time Depth of Oral Traditions 14:15-14:30 DI VITO, Mauro Antonio; de VITA, Sandro; CASTALDO, Nicola; VECCHIO, Giuseppe 3.6-O-05 Archaeological and Volcanological Evidence of a Repetitive History of Human Colonization and Abandon Due to Volcanic Activity in the Vesuvius Plain (Italy), between the Ancient Bronze Age and AD 79 14:30-14:45 MOTHES, Patricia; VALLEJO, Silvia; HALL, Minard L. 3.6-O-06 When Ashes Fell: Distal and Proximal Volcanic Ash Layers Capping Cultural Horizons 4500 to 800 yBP, Ecuador 14:45-15:00 PALLE, Enric; MONTAÑES-RODRIGUEZ, Pilar; EFF-DARWICH, Antonio 3.7-O-01 Spectral Biosignatures in Planetary Atmospheres: Perspectives for the Search for Life in Our Galaxy in the Coming Decades.
Friday, June 4 (POSTERS)
2.5-P-01 BIRD, Deanne Katherine; GÍSLADÓTTIR, Guðrún; DOMINEY-HOWES, Dale Living with Katla – Rural Versus Urban Knowledge and Perception 2.5-P-02 STONE, Jonathan; EDWARDS, Stacey; LEVIEUX, Guillaume; ROBERTSON, Richard; COLE, Paul; MVO STAFF Web Based Communication At The Montserrat Volcano Observatory 2.5-P-03 NAVE, Rosella; ISAIA, Roberto VILARDO, Giuseppe BARCLAY, Jenny Re-assessing Volcanic Hazard Maps for Improving Volcanic Risk Communication: Application to Stromboli Island, Italy of Volcanic Risk in Italy. 2.5-P-04 ÁVILA, Ryna; BARRIO, Jesús; FERNANDEZ, Carles; ASENSI, Vicent; ARTEAGA, Natalia; CAMPOS, Ulises; AVILES, Luis; PARADA, Paola; MARROQUÍN Yonny; MIRANDA, Karla; MINERO, Tomás; FERRES, Dolors An Interinstitucional Coordination Experience Of Disaster Risk Management In Metropolitan Area of San Salvador, El Salvador 2.5-P-05 MICHNOWICZ, Sabina; KELMAN, Ilan Roles For Geologists In Volcanic Crisis Communication 2.5-P-06 CROSWELLER, Sian; BARCLAY, Jenni; SIMMONS, Peter; LORENZONI, Irene; ROBERTSON, Richard The Importance of Understanding Local Social and Cultural Contexts in Reducing Risky Beliefs and Encouraging Risk-Reducing Behaviours 2.5-P-07 HEARD, Susan Elizabeth Some Perceptions of, and Attitudes and Responses to Volcanic Hazards with Special Reference to Tungurahua, Ecuador. 2.5-P-08 KOIKE, Shoji; OKADA Hiromu Media’s Efforts Encouraging Volcano Safety Culture before the 2000 Mt. Usu Eruption, Japan 2.5-P-09 CALVO, David; PÉREZ, Nemesio M.; PADRÓN, Eleazar; PADILLA, German; MELIAN, Gladys; BARRANCOS, José; HERNÁNDEZ, Pedro A. GUAYOTA: A Public Weekly Report of the seismo-volcanic activity in the Canary Islands
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2.5-P-10 BRETÓN, Mauricio; CASELLI, Alberto T.; COELLO BRAVO, Juan Jesús; FORJAZ, Victor; GONÇALVES António A.; GONZALEZ, Elena; IBAÑEZ, Jesús; MIRANDA, Ramón; MUÑOZ, Angélica; ORDOÑEZ, Salvador; PÉREZ, Nemesio M.; ROMERO, Carmen IBEROAMERICAN Volcanological Network: A New Challenge for Reducing Volcanic Risk in the Iberoamerican Community 2.5-P-11 MARTIN, Juan José; GARCIA CACHO, Luis; RODRIGUEZ, Rosa; EFF-DARWICH, Antonio; IBAÑEZ, Jesus; TRUJILLO, Alejandro; REÑASCO, José; SERRA LLOPART, Jorge; RAJA, Fernando; BANCORA, Cristina; CALVO, David Mass Media and Volcanic Risk in the Canary Islands 2.6-P-01 DAMBY, David; HORWELL, Claire Factors Affecting the Potential Toxicity of Volcanic Cristobalite 2.6-P-02 CALKINS, Julie; DELMELLE, Pierre; WICKHAM, Martin; FAULKS, Richard Tracking Multiple Pathways of Human Exposure to Volcanic Fluoride 2.6-P-03 NIETO, Amiel; MARTIN DEL POZZO, Ana Lillian Health Hazard Associated With Popocatepetl Ash 2.6-P-04 MICHNOWICZ, Sabina; GRATTAN, John The Laki Fissure Eruption And UK Mortality Crises 1783-1784 2.6-P-05 MICHNOWICZ, Sabina; HORWELL, Claire; FUBINI, Bice; FENOGLIO, Ivana Hydroxyl Radical Generation As An Indicator Of The Potential Respiratory Health Hazard Of Dust Produced By Quarrying Volcanic Deposits 2.6-P-06 ELIAS, Tamar; SUTTON, A. Jeff; KAUAHIKAUA, Jim; KIHARA, Susan; RAY, John D. Ambient Air Quality And Other Environmental Effects Of The Ongoing Summit And East Rift Erup- tions Of Kilauea Volcano On The Island Of Hawai`i 2.6-P-07 CALABRESE, Sergio; FLOOR, Geerke Henriette; ROMAN-ROSS, Gabriela; D´ALESSANDRO, Walter; AIUPPA, Alessandro; PARELLO, Francesco Selenium Around Etna Volcano, Italy 2.6-P-08 KERVYN, François; MITANGALA, Prudence; van Overbeke Anne-Catherine; TEDESCO, Dario; CARN, Simon Study Of The Impact of Nyamulagira And Nyiragongo Volcanic Plumes On Population Health In The Kivu provinces; Democratic Republic of Congo. 2.6-P-09 CARAPEZZA, Maria Luisa; BARBERI, Franco; BARRANCOS, Josè; FISHER, Christian; MELIAN, Gladis; PÉREZ, Nemesio M.; RANALDI, Massimo; RICCI, Tullio; TARCHINI, Luca; VOGEL, Andreas; WEBER, Konradin Health Hazard from Gas Emissions in the Quaternary Volcanic Province of Latium (Italy) 2.7-P-01 CASELLI, Alberto T.; VÉLEZ, María L.; AGUSTO, Mariano R.; BENGOA, Cintia L.; JOVER, María L.; SIERRA, Diana L.; BONAN, Leonor Manual on Ashfall Contingency Procedures: a Work Project with the Community 2.7-P-02 AMIGO, Álvaro; LARA, Luis E. A New Operational Ash Forecasting System For Chilean Volcanoes 2.7-P-03 FOLCH, Arnau; CÓRDOBA, Gustavo; DELGADO GRANADOS, Hugo; GARCÍA REYNOSO, José Agustín; MUÑOZ, Angélica; PARRA ,René; SALMUNI ,Graciela; VIRAMONTE, José Germán CENIZA: An Latino-American Network for Modelling and Monitoring Volcanic Ash and Aerosols and its Impact on Infrastructures and Air Quality 2.7-P-04 CHEN, Chang-Hwa; LEE, Teh-Quei An Active Volcano, Tatun Volcanic Group, in Metropolitan Taipei, Northern Taiwan: Inferred From ~6 ka Juvenile Volcanic Clasts in the Dream Lake 2.7-P-05 NEAL, Christina; WALLACE, Kristi; ALBANESE, Sam; DETTMER-SHEA, Cindy Ash Fall Impacts From Recent Eruptions in Alaska: Lessons Learned From Trace to Minor Ash Fall Events 2.7-P-06 ZUCCARO, Giulio; DEL COGLIANO, Davide; SGROI, Angelo; LEONE, Mattia Federico Economic Impact of Volcanic Eruptions: Evaluation Model 2.7-P-08 DYER, Janelle; WALLACE, Kristi L.; HAGEMAN, Philip; PLUMLEE, Geoffrey Adapting a Rapid Analysis Ash Leachate Method to a Volcano Observatory Setting. 2.7-P-09 WARDMAN, Johnny; WILSON, Thomas; BODGER, Pat; COLE, Jim; JOHNSTON Pyroclastics and Power – Quantitative Testing of High-Voltage Transmission Systems to Volcanic Ashfall Hazards. 2.7-P-10 RODOLFO, Kevin Mitigating Tephrafall Damage: Lessons from the 1991 Pinatubo Eruption, Philippines 2.7-P-11 ZUCCARO, Giulio; LEONE, Mattia Federico; BARBERI, Franco Building Technologies For The Mitigation Of Volcanic Risk 2.7-P-12 MARTIN, Robert S.; WATT, Sebastian F. L.; PYLE, David M. Lessons from the 2008 Chaiten eruption on the early assessment of ash impacts
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2.7-P-13 BURDEN, R.E.; PHILLIPS, J.C.; SPARKS, R.S.J. Extracting Palaeo-Volcanological Reconstructions Of Explosive Eruptions From Limited Outcrops 2.7-P-14 SPENCE, Robin; JENKINS, Susanna; BAXTER, Peter J. Estimating The Vulnerability Of Buildings And Occupants To Volcanic Ash Fall 2.7-P-15 THOMAS, Wilson; SHANE, Cronin; JIM, Cole Rehabilitation of Pasture following a Large Volcanic Eruption 2.7-P-16 STEWART, Carol; WILSON, Thomas; LEONARD, Graham; JOHNSTON, David; COLE, Jim Protecting Water Supplies From Volcanic Activity: Lessons Learned 2.7-P-17 LARA Luis E.; AMIGO Álvaro Chaitén 2008 Rhyolite Eruption, Southern Andes: Indirect Impact Of Volcanic Ash Fall 3.1-P-01 ZAVALA, Bilberto Valley of Volcanoes in Andahua, Geopark in Southern Peru Project. 3.1-P-02 DÓNIZ-PÁEZ, Javier; BECERRA-RAMÍREZ, Rafael; GONÁLEZ-CÁRDENAS, Elena; GUILLÉN-MARTÍN, Cayetano.; ESCOBAR- LAHOZ, Estela Volcanic Geomorphosites and Sustainable Tourism: The Example of the La Corona del Lajial Vol- canic Complex, El Hierro Island, Canary, Spain 3.1-P-03 CARVENI, Pietro; MELE, Giuliana; BENFATTO, Santo; IMPOSA, Sebastiano; SALLEO, PUNTILLO, Maria
Lava Trees and Tree Molds (“Cannon Stones”) at Mt Etna Volcano, Sicily Friday, June 4 (POSTERS) 3.1-P-04 HARANGI, Szabolcs The Volcanic Heritages in the Proposed Novohrad-Nógrád Geopark, Hungary-Slovakia. 3.1-P-05 BELTRÁN YANES, Esther The Morphological Features of the Abeque Volcanic Rift (Tenerife, Canary Islands) as Major Deter- minants of the Natural Dynamics and Present-Day Landscape of the Historical Volcanoes Gara- chico and Chinyero. 3.1-P-06 BELTRÁN YANES, Esther Chinyero Special Nature Reserve (Tenerife, Canary Islands). Contributions from the geographical study of the landscape to its management and conservation. 3.1-P-07 CIMARELLI, Corrado; DE RITA, Donatella; MANCINELLA, Dario; FATTORI, Cristiano The Geodiversity Map Of Vico And Cimino Volcanic Districts, Central Italy 3.1-P-08 OKADA, Hiromu; UI, Tadahide; KATSUI, Yoshio; MIMATSU, Saburo; TANABE, Toshiya; YAMANAKA, Kiyoshi Toya-Usu Global Geopark, Japan - A Changing World of Lava Domes in Front of Us 3.1-P-09 PIZARRO, Bernardo; ROSALES, Jorge; RODRIGO, José Julio; CALZADILLA, Goretti; FELIPE, Oscar; BARBERO, Juan Miguel A Geographical Information System model for developing countries 3.1-P-10 PIZARRO Bernardo; ROSALES Jorge; RODRIGO José Julio; CALZADILLA Goretti; FELIPE Oscar; BARBERO, Juan Miguel Canary Islands Spatial Data Infrastructure (IDECanarias) 3.1-P-11 SHOJAEE SIUKI, Hassan; DAKHILI, Rasoul; GHAHREMANI, Narjes Providing a Geo Tourism’s Data Bank and Describing the Volcanic Potentials of Iran 3.1-P-12 SCHILLING, Manuel; MORENO, Hugo The First Geopark in Chile around Llaima Volcano 3.2-P-01 VARGAS, Victor Mapa Geotérmico del Perú 3.2-P-02 DÍAZ, Margarita; MARRERO, Rayco; PADRÓN, Eleazar; MELIÁN, Gladys; GUERRERO Víctor; HERNÁNDEZ, Pedro; PÉREZ, Nemesio M.; HIDALGO, Raúl Surface Geochemical Survey for Geothermal Exploration in the South-East Zone of Tenerife, Ca- nary Islands 3.2-P-03 FRIDRIKSSON, Thráinn; PADRÓN, Eleazar CO2 Flux and Soil Gas CO2 and He Concentrations In The Reykjanes Geothermal System, SW- Iceland 3.2-P-04 RODRÍGUEZ, Fátima; MELIÁN, Gladys PADRÓN, Eleazar; PADILLA, Germán; CALVO, David; BARRANCOS, José; NOLASCO, Dácil; DÍAZ, Marga; MARRERO, Rayco; BÁNCORA, Cristina; HERNÁNDEZ, Pedro; PÉREZ, Nemesio M.; ANTÓN, Rocío; ARAGÓN, Diego; GONZÁLEZ, Paula; NIETO, David; REFOYO, Melchor; RODRÍGUEZ, Pablo; TOSCANO, Alejandro; VEGA, Raquel Surface Geochemical Survey for Geothermal Exploration in the South Zone of Tenerife Island, Ca- nary Islands 3.2-P-05 CLAVERO Jorge; ARCOS, Rodrigo; PINEDA, Germán; GIAVELLI, Aldo; MAYORGA Catalina; AGUIRRE, Igor; MARTINI, Sebastián; RADIC, Juan Pablo Surface Geothermal Exploration in Different Volcanic Settings in the Central and Southern Andes of Chile
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3.2-P-06 CLAVERO, Jorge; SOFFIA, José State of The Art of Geothermal Exploration in Chile, One Decade after the New Geothermal Law Enacted in 2000 3.2-P-07 RUTAGARAMA, Uwera Geothermal Development in Rwanda: Karisimbi Geothermal Prospect 3.2-P-08 DE NATALE, Giuseppe; TROISE, Claudia; SOMMA, Renato; CARLINO, Stefano The Campi Flegrei Deep Drilling Project ‘CFDDP’: from volcanic risk mitigation to geothermal en- ergy exploitation. 3.3-P-01 ESCOBAR-LAHOZ, Estela; GONZÁLEZ-CÁRDENAS, Elena; GOSÁLVEZ-REY, Rafael Ubaldo; BECERRA-RAMÍREZ, Rafael, The Salvatierra and Calatrava la Nueva castles: Two Remarkable Examples in the Use of the Eruptive Material in the Iberian Peninsula (Campo de Calatrava Volcanic Region, Ciudad Real, Spain) 3.3-P-02 ALCALDE GURT, Gabriel An Analysis of Visitors to Santa Pau Village and Volcanic Garrotxa Area (Ne Iberian Peninsula) 3.3-P-03 TOULKERIDIS, Theofilos; GALLARDO, Gilda Volcanic Caves in the Galapagos 3.3-P-04 TOULKERIDIS, Theofilos; ZAK, Vlastimil Volcanic Caldera Lake Cuicocha in Ecuador and Associated Scientific Tourism 3.3-P-05 GONZÁLEZ, Mercedes; BENÍTEZ, María; PÉREZ, Sergio; MIGUEL MARTÍN, Pedro Natural Areas in Volcanic Islands: A Path to Sustainable Development. 3.3-P-06 RODRÍGUEZ, Laura TRANSVULCANIA II Ultra Mountain Trail, La Palma Island 3.3-P-07 SOCORRO, Sergio; LÁINEZ, Alfredo; MESA, Francisco Cueva del Viento Geological Park 3.3-P-08 PÉREZ, Nemesio M.; HERNÁNDEZ, Pedro A. Islas Canarias Volcanic Experience: A Tourist Marketing Challenge for the Canary Islands 3.4-P-01 RODRÍGUEZ SUÁREZ, Esther L.; SANCHEZ BONILLA, Mª Isabel Sculpture In the Canary Islands. The Vacuolar Basalt as a Resource. 3.4-P-02 PRENDES LORENZO, María del Mar; PRENDES AYALA, Carmelo Biodeterioration of the Volcanic Stones of Casa de Los Capitanes, San Cristobal de La Laguna 3.5-P-01 GAILLARD JC; CADAG, Jake Rom D.; DEBELIZAL, Edouard; LAVIGNE, Franck; MORIN, Julie; TROUVE, Marie Hazard or Resource? People’s Behaviour in the Face of Lahar Onslaughts and Implications for Disaster Risk Reduction 3.5-P-02 TORSHIZIAN, Habib Allah; SHARIFI, Ehsan; JAVANBAKHT, Mohammad; MOLLAEI, Habib Economic Pottential of Volcanoes Activies, A Case Study: Khonj Bentonite Mine Formation (North- east of Iran) 3.5-P-03 ABBASSNIA, Hossein; KARIMPOUR, Mohammad Hassan Bentonite a Volcanic Rock with Wide Range of Uses and Applications from Eastern Iran 3.5-P-04 ROBERTS, Jessica; DELMELLE, Pierre; SMART, Jim A Study Of The Relationship Between Natural Resource Exploitation And Societal Development In Volcanic Regions. 3.5-P-05 JOSEPH, Erouscilla; LINDSAY, Jan Geothermal Geochemistry And Potential Health Hazards Of The Sulphur Springs Geothermal Field, Saint Lucia 3.5-P-06 MARRERO, Rayco; HERNÁNDEZ, Manuel; PÉREZ, Nemesio M. The Potential of Tenerife’s Groundwaters for Therapeutic and/or Thermal Use 3.5-P-07 MARRERO, Rayco; PÉREZ, Nemesio M.; HERNÁNDEZ, Pedro A.; MELIAN, Gladys; PADRÓN, Eleazar; LÓPEZ, Dina Physical-chemical Characterization of Las Cañadas Volcanic Aquifer Through Geochemical Models. 3.6-P-01 SHARIFI, Ehsan; JAVANBAKHT, Mohammad; TORSHIZIAN, Habib Allah; MOLLAEI, Habib Determination of Paleo Volcanoes Location According to Sedimentology Studies, a Case Study: Sina Formation (NE – Iran). 3.6-P-02 HOLMBERG, Karen The Entangled Landscape: Volcanism, Archaeology, and Ecotourism 3.6-P-03 HOLMBERG, Karen Vomiting Lobsters, Burning Fields, and a Diversity of Phenomena: Merging Our Ideas of the Past, the Volcano, and the Artistic Process 3.6-P-04 RYZEWSKI, Krysta Ryzewski; CHERRY, John F. The Island on (and Now Under) the Soufrière Hills Volcano: Surveying Endangered Archaeological Resources on Montserrat, West Indies.
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3.6-P-05 KULKOVA, Marianna; GOLOVANOVA Lubov The Volcanic Activity About 40000 Years Ago And Its Influence On The Prehistoric People Of Cau- casus 3.6-P-06 JAVANBAKHT, Mohammad; SHARIFI, Ehsan; TORSHIZIAN, Habib Allah; MOLLAEI, Habib Paleogeography Studies According to Paleo Volcanoes Study, A Case Study: Qare Qeitan Forma- tion (NE-Iran). 3.6-P-07 AVERSA, Mario; FEA, Maurizio The Origin of Rome Between Myth and Volcanism 3.6-P-08 SANGSTER, Heather Pre-Industrial Responses to Volcanic Eruptions and Earthquakes in Western Europe and their Role in Contemporary Civil Defence Plans. 3.6-P-09 OROPESA, Tomás; VALENCIA, Vicente Volcanoes in the Canary Islands Prehispanic Cosmogony 3.6-P-10 VALLEJO, Silvia; MOTHES, Patricia; HALL, Minard L. Late Holocene Volcanic Ash Distribution Along the Coastal Region of Ecuador 3.6-P-11 JONSSON, Birgir The 1973 Heimaey Eruption, off South Iceland. The Role of Man-Made Barriers and Water Cooling in Diverting the Lava Flow Friday, June 4 (POSTERS) 3.6-P-12 PÉREZ ALEGRIA, Enrique; GONZALEZ RORDIGUEZ, Domingo J.; DORTA HERNÁNDEZ, Domingo; GORRIN CURBELO, Jaime The Miracle of Chinyero Volcano, Tenerife, Canary Islands 3.7-P-01 HERNÁNDEZ, Silvia; RODRÍGUEZ, José Antonio; GARCÍA, Francisco; LUNAR, Rosario; MARTINEZ, Jesús International Cataloging Collection of Meteorites at the Museum of Natural Sciences of Tenerife 4.1-P-01 ILYINSKAYA, Evgenia; MARTIN, Rob; EDMONDS ,Marie; MATHER, Tamsin; OPPENHEIMER, Clive; SAWYER, Georgina; SALERNO, Guiseppe; SPAMPINATO, Letizia; SUTTON, A. Jeff; ELIAS, Tamar; WERNER, Cynthia Aerosol Emissions from Pu’u O’o Vent and the 2008-2009 Halema`uma`u Summit Eruption at Ki- lauea Volcano, Hawaii. 4.1-P-02 KARUME, Katcho; KAVOTHA, Deogratias; KERVYN, François; LUKAYA, François; d’OREYE, Nicolas; RUKEZA, Bagalwa; SMETS, Benoît; TEDESCO, Dario; WAUTHIER, Christelle; the GVO team Description of the January 2010 Eruption of Nyamulagira (North Kivu, D.R. Congo). 4.1-P-03 Girina, Olga; MANEVICH, Alexander; MELNIKOV, Dmitry; NUZHDAEV, Anton; USHAKOV, Sergey; KONOVALOVA, olga Activity of Koryaksky Volcano in 2008-2009 Based on Kvert Data 4.1-P-04 CAREY, R.J.; HOUGHTON, B.F.; PATRICK, M. R.; SWANSON, D.F. Shallow Conduit Dynamics during the 2008 Series of Explosions from Halema’uma’u Crater, Ki- lauea, Hawai’i. 4.1-P-05 CORTÉS, Gloria Patricia; MONSALVE, María Luisa; CALVACHE, Marta Lucía; LAVERDE, Carlos Andrés; GARCÍA, Ana María Sequence of Vulcanian Eruptions Of Galeras Volcano, Colombia: 2004 – 2010. 4.1-P-06 BULL, Katharine; Staff of the Alaska Volcano Observatory The 2009 Eruption of Redoubt Volcano, Alaska: Mitigation Efforts of Flow-related Hazards Through Collaboration 4.2-P-02 WATTS, Robert; ROBERTSON, Richie; ABRAHAM, Wayne; COLE, Paul; CORRIETTE, Don; de ROCHE, Thesser; EDWARDS, Stacey; HIGGINS, Machel; ISAACS, Nathaniel; JOHNSON, Monique; JOSEPH, Bernard; JOSEPH, Erouscilla; LATCHMAN, Joan; LYNCH, Lloyd; NATH, Nisha; RAMSINGH, Chandradath; STEWART, Rod Elevated Seismic Activity beneath The Slumbering Morne Aux Diables Volcano, Northern Dominica 4.2-P-03 BAILEY, Hollie; GOTTSMANN, Joachim; PEOPLES Columba Auditing the 2004/5 Volcanic Crisis on Tenerife: Preliminary Results on Issues of Risk Perception, Trust and Governance 4.3-P-01 GUEVARA, Enrique; QUAAS, Roberto; MARTINEZ, Alicia; DE LA CRUZ, Servando,; GUTIÉRREZ, Carlos; CASTELÁN Gilberto; MORQUECHO, César 4.3-O-03 Experience on Risk Management of Popocatepetl Volcano 4.3-P-02 LANCHON-ARMAND Boris; LAVIGNE Franck; LEDESERT Béatrice; SYAHBANAV Devy Kamil The LUSI Mud Volcano in the Suburb of Surabaya Megacity. Environmental Impacts and Crisis Management 4.3-P-03 TOULKERIDIS, Theofilos Volcanic Hazard Preparedness in Ecuador 1.2-P-05 NOVELO-CASANOVA, David A.; HERNÁNDEZ-ZÚÑIGA, Maria A. Initiative to Develop a Probabilistic Model to Forecast Large Eruptions at the Popocatepetl Volcano, Central Mexico
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PREPARATION OF ORAL PRESENTATION
Oral presentations will last 15 minutes (about 12-13 minutes for the presentation and 3-2 minutes for questions from the audience). Please go the Internet/Ready Room to check and upload your presentation file into the meeting main computer on the afternoon previous to your presentation. Internet/Ready Room will be located at the Games Hall (4th floor of the former Casino Taoro). Conference staff will help you in this process. Presentation files should be prepared in only MS PowerPoint version 2003 or earlier. The use of your own personal computer will not be permitted for your oral presentation; therefore, please do not forget to upload your presentation into the meeting main computer. Please bring your file in either USB, memory stick/card, CD or DVD. Simultaneous translations Spanish-English / English-Spanish for oral presentations are considered.
POSTER PRESENTATION
Poster presentation size should be 841 mm (wide) and 1189 mm (height). Poster must be placed on the corresponding board between 08:00 to 09:00 hours and removed between 18:00 to 18:30 hours (Mon- day, Tuesday and Thursday) and from 16:30 to 17:00 hours (Friday). All posters must be present at the Games Hall (4th floor of the Casino Taoro) from 8:30 to 18:00 hours (Monday, Tuesday and Thursday) and from 08:30 to 16:30 hours (Friday). Poster’s authors are requested to be present at the poster session from 16:30 to 18:00 hours (Monday, Tuesday and Thursday) and from 15:00 to 16:30 hours (Friday). Posters left on the boards will be removed and dumped by the Organization.
INTERNET ACCESS
Wireless LAN is available within buildings of the venue during the conference. Internet access using LAN cable is also possible in the Internet/Ready Room where some Windows PC’s are usable.
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Art Exhibition: “MAGMA WOMB”
When you are born near a volcano you live in 1.- Ventura Alemán – Sculpture constant uncertainty as there is no absolute as- 2.- José Arbelo - Photograph surance of when everything around you can be 3.- Imeldo Bello - Photograph destroyed or transformed. 4.- Javier Belmonte - Monotipo Greatness in Nature always astonishes us. In the same way that a volcanic eruption is a race 5.- Julio Blancas - Drawing towards the abyss, the island’s artist’s inspiration 6.- Julio Espinosa - Sculpture is like a chaotic eruption. 7.- Celestino González - Photograph When the volcano thunders deep inside the 8.- Gonzalo González - Painting Canarian artist, it sings a sweet procreating 9.- Pedri González - Painting song. It is possible that the art of these men and women is submerged deep inside a volcano and 10.- Carmen León.- Sculpture when it explodes, their inner world is transformed 11.- Emilia Martín - Painting as is the creative energy that nurtures the artist. 12.- Evelina Martín - Sculpture Lava rivers flow like sculptor’s hands. Both 13.- Medín Martín - Sculpture PRESENTATIONS manipulate matter at will. His work is both titan- 14.- Angel Padrón - Painting ic and fragile at the same time. The shot of the camera is like granite sparks striking motionless 15.- Vicky Penfold - Painting images that have not even been dreamt of by the 16.- Soledad del Pino – Sculpture artist. 17.- Amelia Pisaca - Painting The painter hammers the colours onto the 18.- Santiago Palenzuela - Painting canvas, paintbrushes moving on it unannounced 19.- Yanira Quintero - Photograph as if the volcano’s magma rests there. 20.- Carlos Rivero - Painting The lava tide provides the artist with the sub- stance with which, stranded, he forges his work 21.- Pedro Rodríguez - Sculpture under the never-ending presence of the expectant 22.- Carlos A. Schwartz - Photograph volcano. 23.- Dácil Travieso - Sculpture The works that are shown here today are the 24.- Ernesto Valcárcel - Drawing undisturbed emotions of an artist that coexists 25.- Cris Van Hove - Drawing with the volcano. 26.- Mónica de Vega - Painting Dory Tamajón
Volcano Musical Concert
VOLCANIC CANTATA Music: Sergio Rodríguez IN THREE (SISMIC) MOVEMENTS Text: Ricardo Rodríguez
“Ten million years ago Tenerife was only a rumor of wind and salt in the surface of the Atlantic David Goldsmith Youth Choir (Girls) Ocean”. Since then up to today the secret energy Choral School of Puerto de la Cruz in its interior has gone out in successive stages Children Choir of the Music School of La Orotava to form what today we are: people on a land- scape of alive rocks, chatty lava and everything David Martel, piano under the attentive look of the volcanoes. Francisco Hernández, clarinet Unfortunately, in the last years men have Olivia Pehme, violin spoilt the landscape and this has forced rocks, Emilia Toste, flute lava and volcanoes to celebrate a meeting to Karina Martín, percussion make men to see that they are only a moment in the history of the Earth and do not have right to Sergio Rodríguez, minor percussion modify it. José Híjar Polo, Conductor Will they manage it? Ricardo Rodríguez, Actor - Narrator Is man prepared to understand this message? Eilyn Amores, Visual Creations
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Acommodation Business Hours Exhibition Games Hall The organization of CoV6-Tenerife 2010 has al- As a general rule, business hours in Spain com- Retama Hall (4th oor) ready selected several hotels for CoV6-Tenerife mence from 9 am to 2 pm and from 5 pm to 8 pm Casino 2010’s participants which are close to the Puerto with the afternoon siesta for which Spain is famous Registration de la Cruz Conference Center (walking distance). occurring in between. The working week in Spain Taoro Desk Drago Hall runs from Monday to Friday like elsewhere in Eu- Teide Hall Hotel Tigaiga **** rope. Sunday is still considered a holiday in Spain Entry e-mail: [email protected] and the majority of businesses stay closed on this Conference Center Tel: +34 922 383 500 day. · Hall A Lunch area Hotel Puerto Palace **** · Hall B P Tax e-mail: [email protected] Casino Taoro Tel. +34 922372460 In mainland of Spain, value-added tax (VAT) is Entry st known as IVA. On accommodation and restau- 1 oor Conference Hotel Miramar *** rant prices, it’s 7% and is often included in quot- · Teide Hall Center e-mail: [email protected] ed prices. On retail goods and car hire, IVA is · Retama Hall Hall Hall Tel. +34 922384811 A B 16%. · Drago Hall In the case of Canary Islands, is not part of Com- Hotel La Atalaya **** · Exhibition Area Entry e-mail: [email protected] munity territory for the purpose of VAT, but there · Registration Desk Tel. +34 922376060 is a local consumer tax known as the IGIC (Ca- naries General Indirect Tax), which has a general 4 th oor Hotel Parque San Antonio **** rate of 5%. In addition to increased and reduced · Games Hall e-mail: [email protected] rates of IGIC, there is a zero tax rate for certain Tel. +34 922384152 basic need products and services (e.g. telecom- Posters Area / Art Exposition P munications). Internet / Ready Room Currency, Bank and Post Offi ce LA PALMA LANZAROTE As in 12 other EU nations, the euro is Spain’s cur- Insurance Tenerife Canary Islands TENERIFE FUERTEVENTURA rency. Coin denominations are one, two, fi ve, 10, For EU citizens the European Health Insurance La Laguna 20 and 50 cents, €1 and €2. The notes are €5, €10, Card (EHIC), which you can apply for online, by LA GOMERA €20, €50, €100, €200 and €500. phone or by post, covers most medical care. It Puerto de Santa Cruz La Cruz TFN Puerto de la Cruz EL HIERRO GRAN Spain’s international airports have bank branches, doesn’t cover any emergencies or emergency re- de Tenerife CANARIA ATMs and exchange offi ces. Banks and building patriation home. You’ll still have to pay for medi- La Orotava societies tend to offer the best exchange rates, cine bought from pharmacies, even if prescribed, and are plentiful: even small villages often have at COSTA MARTIÁNEZ and perhaps for a few tests and procedures. Citi- Las Cañada COMPLEX least one. They mostly open from about 8.30am to zens from other countries should fi nd out if there’s del Teide 2pm Monday to Friday. Some also open Thursday a reciprocal arrangement for free medical care be- TOURIST INFORMATION n ló OFFICE o C A evening (about 4pm to 7pm) or Saturday morn- tween their country and Spain. If you need health PARQUE MARITIMO PLAZA DE e d V v e Las EUROPA a e n n TFS SAN TELMO d PORT i e i z d ing (9am to 1pm). Ask about commissions before TOWN HALL BEACH n u MARTIÁNEZ insurance, strongly consider a policy that covers Américas ingo e e a om v l a d BEACH to D A Mequinez an e S changing (especially in exchange bureau). 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