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Description 
The aim of this workshop is to focus on the state of the art in the physics of volcanoes in order to give participants a better understanding of the physical and tectonic processes related to volcanoes and the associated hazards. 
The programme will involve a series of lectures about the following topics: 

•	Understanding the production, evolution and eruption of magma
•	Physics of the volcanic systems
•	Magmatic processes within continental and oceanic rift zones
•	Migration and storage of magma in the crust
•	Volcano seismicity and analysis of seismicity in order to understand distinct volcanic processes
•	Analysis of ground deformation to monitor magma movements and eruptions

The topics will be covered using a combination of theoretical, numerical and experimental approaches. It will be highlighted the importance of integrating observations and field data with theoretical and modelling results.

Material

Advanced School on Physics of Volcanoes | (smr 2840)
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  • Sunday, 16 October 2016
    • 17:00 - 19:00
      Location: Adriatico Guest house
      • 17:00 Welcome Session - get together 2h0'
  • Monday, 17 October 2016
    • 08:00 - 19:30
      Location: AGH Kastler Lecture Hall
      • 08:00 Registration and admin formalities 1h0' ( AGH area next to Kastler Lecture Hall )
      • 09:00 Opening Remarks 30'
        Speaker: A. Aoudia / E. Rivalta (ICTP / GFZ)
      • 09:30 Pyroclastic Density Currents 1h0'
        Speaker: M. Manga (Berkeley, USA)
        Material: Slides Video
      • 10:30 coffee break 30' ( )
      • 11:00 Derivation of Mogi source (Notes: Section 7.1 Paul’s book) 1h0'
        Speaker: P. Segall (Stanford, USA)
        Material: Slides Video
      • 12:00 lunch break 1h30' ( AGH cafeteria )
      • 13:30 Magma ascent in volcanic conduits 1h30'
        Speaker: M. Manga (Berkeley, USA)
        Material: Slides Video
      • 15:00 coffee break 30' ( )
      • 15:30 Magma ascent in volcanic conduits 1h30' ( AGH both informatics labs )
        Speaker: M. Manga (Berkeley, USA)
      • 17:00 poster session 1h30' ( AGH area Kastler Lecture Hall )
  • Tuesday, 18 October 2016
    • 08:30 - 21:30
      Location: AGH Kastler Lecture Hall
      • 08:30 Extension of Mogi model to viscoelasticity (Notes: Section 7.6 Paul’s book) 1h0'
        Speaker: P. Segall (Stanford, USA)
        Material: Video
      • 09:30 Recent work on magma chambers 1h0'
        Speaker: P. Segall (Stanford, USA)
        Material: Slides Video
      • 10:30 coffee break 30' ( )
      • 11:00 Volcano-earthquake interaction 1h0'
        Speaker: M. Manga (Berkeley, USA)
        Material: Slides Video
      • 12:00 lunch break 1h30' ( AGH cafeteria )
      • 13:30 Exercise on Mogi source, applications 1h30' ( AGH both informatics labs )
        Speaker: P. Segall (Stanford, USA)
        Material: teaching material
      • 15:00 coffee break 30' ( )
      • 15:30 group discussion 1h0'
      • 16:30 Poster Session 2h0' ( AGH area Kastler Lecture Hall )
        Material: poster presentation list
      • 19:30 reception dinner 2h0' ( AGH )
  • Wednesday, 19 October 2016
    • 08:30 - 18:30
      Location: AGH Kastler Lecture Hall
      • 08:30 Volcanic edifice and its impact on the shallow stress field and on the eruption process 1h0'
        Speaker: C. Jaupart (Institut de Physique du Globe de Paris (IPGP), France)
        Material: Slides Video
      • 09:30 Lava flows (dynamics, effect of compressibility, effect of cooling) 1h0'
        Speaker: C. Jaupart (IPGP, Paris, France)
        Material: Slides Video
      • 10:30 coffee break 30' ( )
      • 11:00 Long term evolution of magmatic systems (with buoyancy changes) and with comparisons with plutonic bodies as fos- sil magma reservoirs 1h0'
        Speaker: C. Jaupart (IPGP, Paris, France)
        Material: Slides Video
      • 12:00 lunch break 1h30' ( AGH cafeteria )
      • 13:30 Exercise 1h30' ( AGH both informatics labs )
        Speaker: C. Jaupart (IPGP, Paris, France)
      • 15:00 coffee break 30' ( )
      • 15:30 group discussion 1h0'
      • 16:30 Poster Session 2h0' ( AGH area Kastler Lecture Hall )
  • Thursday, 20 October 2016
    • 08:30 - 18:30
      Location: AGH Kastler Lecture Hall
      • 08:30 Fluid-filled fracture growth and related seismicity 1h0'
        Speaker: T. Dahm (GFZ Potsdam, Germany)
        Material: Slides Video
      • 09:30 Dikes, sills, or volcano interactions 1h0'
        Speaker: C. Ebinger (Rochester, USA)
        Material: Video
      • 10:30 coffee break 30' ( )
      • 11:00 Volcano gravimetry 1h0'
        Speaker: D. Carbone (INGV, Catania, Italy)
        Material: Slides Video
      • 12:00 lunch break 1h30' ( AGH cafeteria )
      • 13:30 Waveform analysis: Process-oriented discussion of source, path, and station effects 1h30'
        Speaker: C. Ebinger (Rochester, USA)
      • 15:00 coffee break 30' ( )
      • 15:30 group discussion 1h0'
      • 16:30 Poster Session 2h0' ( AGH area Kastler Lecture Hall )
  • Friday, 21 October 2016
    • 08:30 - 17:00
      Location: AGH Kastler Lecture Hall
      • 08:30 Calderas: structure, magma transfer, unrest 1h0'
        Speaker: V. Acocella (Un. Roma Tre, Italy)
        Material: Slides Video
      • 09:30 Analytical models of caldera collapse 1h0'
        Speaker: E. Rivalta (GFZ Potsdam, Germany)
        Material: Slides Video
      • 10:30 coffee break 30' ( )
      • 11:00 Seismological study of caldera collapse (Bardabunga) (including moment tensor inversion theory) 1h0'
        Speaker: T. Dahm (GFZ Potsdam, Germany)
        Material: Slides Video
      • 12:00 lunch break 1h30' ( AGH cafeteria )
      • 13:30 Lab on Moment tensor inversion 1h30' ( AGH both informatics labs )
        Speaker: T. Dahm (GFZ Potsdam, Germany)
      • 15:00 coffee break 30' ( )
      • 15:30 group discussion - closing 1h30'
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