At the 27th IUGG General Assembly in July 2019 in Montréal, Canada, IAVCEI celebrated its centenary and one hundred years of scientific advances in Volcanology during a full-day symposium on July 12. The invited presenters have agreed to share their excellent presentations with the wider community (see links below). Have a browse through these presentations that summarise one century of volcanology, as well as some emblematic systems and some major challenges we face in volcanic hazard and risk management.
A Hundred of Years of Advances in Understanding How Volcanoes Work – Katharine Cashman (UK/USA)
Hundred-Years of Advances in Volcano Seismology and Acoustics – Diana Roman & Robin Matoza (USA)
Causes and Consequences of Lava Dome Eruptions – Setsuya Nakada (Japan)
Volcanic Crisis Management: Lessons from the Past Century – Marta Calvache (Colombia) – could not attend
Statement of the chair of the electoral committee (Prof. S. Nakada) As the chair of the nominating committee, I ensured that the voting process was undertaken properly in according with the current IAVCEI rules (Statutes 35 and 40). Setsuya NakadaDate:…
Fostering developed-developing country partnerships for the advancement of global volcano scienceCo-convened by The University of the West Indies Seismic Research Centre and the IAVCEI – Developing Nations Network*4 – 7 June 2019 at the University of the West Indies, Saint Augustine, Trinidad and…
Dear Colleagues, we are glad to publish the first circular of the Cities on Volcanoes 11 Conference, which will be held at Keraklion (Creete) from 23 to 27 of May 2020. Please, click on the thumbnail to download the circular….
In 2019 we are celebrating IAVCEI’s centennial. We have decided to mark the occasion of our 100th birthday by introducing a new, fresh IAVCEI logo! Earlier this year we put out a call for you to come up with your…
To commemorate IAVCEI’s Centenary, NASA have produced a short video clip showing 100 significant eruptions of the last 100 years. Major eruptions 1919-2019: Celebrating 100 years of IAVCEI A NASA-IAVCEI collaboration
To mark the occasion of our 100th birthday at the recent IUGG conference in Montreal, IAVCEI launched a new, fresh logo! Earlier this year we put out a call for you to come up with your best designs, and we…
Key deadlines: • 31 October 2019 5pm GMT – Deadline for Nominations, stating your intention to develop a proposal to host CoV12 in 2022. • 28 November 2019 5pm GMT – Deadline for written Proposals for hosting COV12 in 2022. Nominations and Proposals are to be emailed to the ‘Commission…
Dear Colleagues, We are glad to inform you that the new IAVCEI Newsletter 2019 No. 4 is now available at this link.
Dear Colleagues, we are glad to publish the first circular of the Cities on Volcanoes 11 Conference, which will be held at Heraklion (Creete) from 23 to 27 of May 2020. Please, click on the thumbnail to download the circular….
The IAVCEI Local Organising Committee has decided to extend the following two deadlines until 15th November: *1. Call for Proposals for Scientific Sessions*https://confer.eventsair.com/iavcei2021/call-for-sessions *2. Call for Pre- and Post-Meeting Workshop Proposals*https://confer.eventsair.com/iavcei2021/workshops *IAVCEI 2021 Scientific Assembly* *15–19 FEBRUARY 2021, ROTORUA, NEW ZEALAND*http://www.iavcei2021.org
