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by Adelina Geyer Traver

COMING SOON !!

II International Course on Collapse Calderas

19/9-23/09/2012 (Bolsena, Italy)

The Course will consist of 2 days of theoretical lessons (September 20 and 21) and 1 day of field trip (September 22) at Bolsena caldera.

The main objective of the Course is to offer the students introductory modules concerning formation and development of collapse calderas and principal products associated to caldera-forming eruptions. Following these modules, we will focus on the topics that can best be applied in the coming workshop, such as numeric and analogue modeling, monitoring, and the case study of Bolsena. The course will end with a day in the field to visit examples of deposits and structures related to caldera-forming eruptions. The course introduces to the state-of-art of research and monitoring techniques on collapse calderas and will be held by scientists from several research institutes.

More information and 1st Circular: 1stcircularCourseCCC 2012.pdf (309 KB, uploaded by Adelina Geyer Traver 1 decade 3 years ago)


PREVIOUS COURSES

I International Course on Collapse Calderas

30/9-02/10/2010 (Reunion Island)

As part of the next workshop on calderas to be held in La Reunión Island, France, at October 3-9, 2010, the Commission started as a new activity the implementation of the International Course on Collapse Calderas. The course took place just before the workshop and consisted of two days theoretical lessons (September 30-October 1, 2010) and one day field trip (October 2, 2010).

The course consisted of introductory modules concerning formation and development of collapse calderas, principal products associated to caldera-forming eruptions, as well as an actualized classification of calderas. Following these modules they focused on numeric and analogue modeling, monitoring, and the case study of Reunión Island. The course ended with a day in the field to visit field examples of deposits and structures related to caldera-forming eruptions and instrumentation for monitoring caldera unrest signals.

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TEACHERS

  • Prof. Joan Marti
Module 1: General concepts of collapse calderas
Module 2: Dynamics of caldera-forming eruptions
  • Prof. Ray Cas
Module 3: Field studies on Collapse Calderas
  • Dr. Valerio Acocella
Module 4: Analogue models on Collapse Calderas
  • Dr. Adelina Geyer
Module 5: Numerical models on Collapse Calderas
  • Dr. Anthony Finizola
Module 6: Geophysical imaging on collapse calderas
  • Dr. Andrea di Muro
Module 7: Monitoring collapse calderas
  • Dr. Laurent Michon
Module 8: Case-study Reunion Island

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