SOME MORE TIME TO PREPARE YOUR GRANT REQUESTS, ABSTRACT SUBMISSIONS AND INSCRIPTIONS FOR CVL11-AZORES
Detailed information on this main event of the IAVCEI Commission on Volcanic Lakes, grant and abstract submission guidelines can be found in the SECOND CIRCULAR below and in the dedicated CVL11 Website
MODIFIED dates and EXTENDED deadlines:
24 February 20233 March 2023 – Deadline for grants application
28 February 20237 March 2023 – Announcement of grants results
3 March 202310 March 2023 – Deadline for registration and abstract submission
20 March 202327 March 2023 – Deadline for fee payment
For any further information, please do not hesitate to reach out.
We hope to meet you all at the shores of Lagoa das Furnas!
It is with joy that we present to you the SECOND CIRCULAR of the upcoming IAVCEI-CVL11 Workshop on Volcanic Lakes to be held in São Miguel, Azores, Portugal, from 28 August to 5 September 2023.
Detailed information on this main event of the IAVCEI Commission on Volcanic Lakes can be found in the SECOND CIRCULAR below and in the dedicated CVL11 Website
Important dates and deadlines:
24 February 2023 – Deadline for grants application
28 February 2023 – Announcement of grants results
3 March 2023 – Deadline for registration and abstract submission
20 March 2023 – Deadline for fee payment
For any further information, please do not hesitate to reach out.
We hope to meet you all at the shores of Lagoa das Furnas!
It is with joy that we present to you the FIRST CIRCULAR of the upcoming IAVCEI-CVL11 Workshop on Volcanic Lakes to be held in São Miguel, Azores, Portugal, from 28 August to 5 September 2023.
Detailed information on this main event of the IAVCEI Commission on Volcanic Lakes can be found in the FIRST CIRCULAR below.
For any further information, please do not hesitate to reach out.
We hope to meet you all at the shores of Lagoa das Furnas!
With the aim to put young researchers in the spotlight, CVL presents Part 1 of the CVL Webinar Sessions, introducing the PhD students Mariana Andrade (IDL, Lisbon, Portugal) and Sabrina Pappaterra (CICESE, Ensenada, Mexico).
Connect to this link at the scheduled date and time mentioned in the Presentation Circular below.
Our IAVCEI Commission on Volcanic Lakes, the Società Geochimica Italiana and Geode are delighted to announce you the second Summer School on Volcanic Lakes at Lago Albano, Rome, Italy, 29 August – 2 September 2022.
We’re seeking students to share our multi-disciplinary approaches with, directly on the lake.
Download the First Circular above for details on this event.
Looking forward to meeting you at the shores of Lago Albano during the next summer.
On behalf of the local organizing committee, guided by César Andrade, Fátima Viveiros, José Virgilio Cruz and Rui Coutinho (IVAR-CIVISA, University of the Azores), the IAVCEI Commission on Volcanic Lakes is delighted to announce the 11th Workshop on Volcanic Lakes to be held from 28 August to 5 September 2023 on São Miguel, Azores.
Lagoa das Furnas, São Miguel, Azores
Schedule CVL11-2023 in your agenda: the first real CVL field workshop in Europe…
3-year fully funded PhD on submarine volcanic emissions “Transformational methods for assessing subaqueous volcanic hazards in NZ and beyond” at the School of Geography, Environment and Earth Science at Victoria University of Wellington, NZ. more info: ian.schipper@vuw.ac.nz
We welcome submissions to the AGU session Multidisciplinary perspectives on volcanic lakes to be held during the 2021 Fall Meeting, from 13th to 17th of December. As the meeting will be both in-person and virtual, we strongly welcome contributions from early-career scientists and scientists from low-income countries. The AGU online abstract submission is now open, and will close on Wednesday 4st of August at 23:59 EDT.
Session Title: V014. Multidisciplinary perspectives on volcanic lakes Section: Volcanology, Geochemistry and Petrology Session description: Volcanic lakes are spectacular features of our planet. They also are windows into magmatic-hydrothermal systems, ideal natural laboratories to study interactions between the lithosphere, hydrosphere and atmosphere in volcanic environments, as well as interactions between the geosphere and biosphere inside their water body. A multidisciplinary measurement and modeling approach incorporating scientific fields such as volcanology, geochemistry, geophysics, limnology, microbiology, hydrogeology and economic geology has developed over the years to better understand volcanic lake systems. Such an approach also aims to forecast and mitigate hazards associated with volcanic lakes, such as phreatic and limnic eruptions, acid seepage, and lahars.
We therefore seek contributions related to studies of volcanic lakes from a broad range of perspectives, including:
Geochemical, geophysical and microbiological characteristics and monitoring of volcanic lakes
Hazard forecast and mitigation
Environmental impacts of hyperacidic crater lakes
Limnology and hydrogeology of volcanic lakes
Modeling studies of volcanic lake processes
We look forward to seeing you, either in-person in New Orleans or online from anywhere.
Celine Mandon, Yachay Tech University, Ecuador Jacopo Cabassi, Institute of Geosciences and Earth Resources (IGG) of National Research Council of Italy (CNR) Jennifer Lewicki, USGS California Volcano Observatory
IAVCEI Commission on Volcanic lakes 