Sessions per day
This page lists sessions for each day. To compare across rooms, please visit this page.
| Day | SciCom demonstrations | Lightning talks |
|---|---|---|
| Monday | Demonstrations | |
| Tuesday | Demonstrations | |
| Thursday | Demonstrations | |
| Friday | Demonstrations |
Monday - 2025-06-30
Session 1.2: Tick, tick… Boom! Timescales and dynamics of volcanic plumbing systems revealed by multidisciplinary approaches
Session 1.7: Petrological characterisation of magma storage
Session 2.4: Towards Enhanced Forecasting of Volcanic Systems: Monitoring and Beyond
Session 3.1: Innovative Data Collection, Machine Learning, and Processing Methods in Volcanology
Session 3.3: Volcano interactions with water or ice
Session 3.6: Crystals and bubbles in magma: Understanding their formation, interaction, feedbacks and effects in magma properties and eruption behaviour
Session 3.15: Volcanic processes: from classical to innovative approaches
Session 3.16: Integrating approaches to understand magma dynamics through monitoring, petrology, and modelling
Session 6.1: Volcanic impacts on climate and societies
Session 6.6: Life in volcanic environments: Human and Environmental Health impacts of volcanogenic contaminants
Monday 16:30 - 18:30, Friday 16:30 - 18:30 • Room Poster Hall
Session 7.1: From Indigenous Knowledge to Geoheritage: Strengthening Community Resilience and Public Engagement in Volcanic Regions
Session 7.2: The role of volcanologists in communicating hazard and risk for decision making
Session 8.1: The future of volcanology, a bundle of sessions organized by the Early Career Researchers of IAVCEI
Tuesday - 2025-07-01
Session 1.3: Timing and duration of magmatic processes
Session 1.4: Volcanism across the Solar System
Session 1.6: High resolution syn-eruptive documentation and analyses of recent basaltic eruptions
Session 3.2: Exploring the physical and chemical evolution of magmas in volcanic plumbing systems: implications for magma reservoir, conduit processes and eruptive styles
Session 3.5: Volcanic sedimentology and geomorphology: Understanding surface and subsurface processes in driving volcanic landscape evolution and hazards
Session 3.13: Applications, advances and challenges in tephrostratigraphy
Session 3.15: Volcanic processes: from classical to innovative approaches
Session 3.16: Integrating approaches to understand magma dynamics through monitoring, petrology, and modelling
Session 4.1: Tapping into magmas for the building blocks of the renewable energy infrastructure: from petrogenesis to exploration
Session 5.1: Unlocking geothermal plays_systems in volcanic settings from cross-disciplinary perspectives
Session 6.2: Deep to emergent marine volcanism: Hazards and processes from the seafloor to the sea surface
Session 6.3: Volcanic hazards: mapping, susceptibility and probability
Session 6.5: Lava flow hazard assessment: Monitoring, pre- and syn-eruptive modelling, and communication
Session 8.1: The future of volcanology, a bundle of sessions organized by the Early Career Researchers of IAVCEI
Thursday - 2025-07-03
Session 1.1: Crystals and melt inclusions as emissaries of magmatic plumbing systems
Session 1.8: Volcanic plumbing system models to inform volcanic unrest processes
Thursday 16:30 - 18:30, Friday 11:15 - 11:30 • Room Poster Hall
Session 1.9: Perspectives on magma storage and transport in the crust – lessons from mineral compositions and crystal textures in volcanic and plutonic rocks
Session 2.1: Volcano seismology and acoustics: new approaches in monitoring, modelling and interpretation
Session 2.2: Surveying oceanic volcanism & volcanic island geohazards: Recent lessons & future developments
Session 3.1: Innovative Data Collection, Machine Learning, and Processing Methods in Volcanology
Session 3.7: Small-scale volcanoes and their large-scale volcanic context
Session 3.8: Hydrothermal alteration in volcanic systems
Session 3.11: Multidisciplinary perspectives on the dynamics and hazards of Collapse Calderas
Session 3.12: Dynamics of volcanic eruption plumes: models and observations
Session 3.14: Gas-driven Eruptions: Characteristics, Processes and a dire need for Forecasting
Session 6.4: Operational hazard forecasts: source parameters and model evaluation
Session 7.3: Advancing equity and diversity for a more inclusive future in volcanology
Session 7.4: Enhancing volcanoes understanding: science demonstrations to communicate knowledge with the public
Session 8.1: The future of volcanology, a bundle of sessions organized by the Early Career Researchers of IAVCEI
Friday - 2025-07-04
Session 1.5: Illuminating Active Volcanic Plumbing Systems
Session 1.8: Volcanic plumbing system models to inform volcanic unrest processes
Thursday 16:30 - 18:30, Friday 11:15 - 11:30 • Room Poster Hall
Session 2.1: Volcano seismology and acoustics: new approaches in monitoring, modelling and interpretation
Session 2.3: Movin’ on up: Volcano geodesy applications and advances
Session 3.4: Unravelling eruptive histories of volcanoes to understand future behaviour
Session 3.9: Multidisciplinary Advances in Understanding Pyroclastic Density Currents
Session 3.10: Multidisciplinary investigations into the structure and dynamics of Campi Flegrei caldera
Session 3.17: Volcanic Degassing and Open Vent Volcanoes
Session 6.6: Life in volcanic environments: Human and Environmental Health impacts of volcanogenic contaminants
Monday 16:30 - 18:30, Friday 16:30 - 18:30 • Room Poster Hall
Session 6.7: Advances in volcanic hazard and risk assessments and the quantification of associated uncertainties
Session 6.8: Multidisciplinary monitoring and modelling of volcanic lakes as a tool for hazard forecast and mitigation
Session 7.5: Open volcanology: open science initiatives for sharing data, tools, technology, and research
Session 8.1: The future of volcanology, a bundle of sessions organized by the Early Career Researchers of IAVCEI
