Workshops

Saturday 28th June

• Community-based knowledges of volcanic disaster risk. What benefit for communities, and how do we measure influence on response?

• Introduction to EPOS and VOLC-TCS data portals
• Using Satellite Data for Volcano Monitoring

Sunday 29th June

• Using Satellite Data for Volcano Monitoring
• Volcanic plume benchmarking exercise: integrating field, observations, numerical simulations, and analogue experiments
• Grain size analysis of volcanic ash: Methods intercomparison and best practices
• Indigenous Volcanology Network member meeting

Wednesday 2nd July (morning)

• The U.S. Geological Survey’s National Volcano Early Warning System (NVEWS) – An Update and Invitation for Feedback
• Towards Inclusive Collaboration: Reflections and discussion on engagement in global volcanology
• Hands-on with the Volcanology Infrastructure for Computational Resources and Tools (VICTOR)
• Volcanic ash: strengthening the connection between operational response and research
• Inverse modelling of deformation data

Thursday 3rd July (evening)

• Challenges and opportunities for women scientists in volcanology

Saturday 5th July

• Collaborative Technology Development in Volcanology
• Introduction to stable phase equilibrium modelling for magmatic system using MAGEMin

Monday 7th – Wednesday 9th July

• Early Warning For All Workshop