Cambridge Volcanology Group seminar programme: Michaelmas Term 2002 (October-December)

 

All talks 13.00-14.00 in Seminar Room 101, 1st floor, Hardy Building, Geography Annexe, Downing Site, except John Eichelberger’s (details below).  Bring your lunch!

 

Wednesday 9 Oct                   Susan Couch (UEA): The groundmass! Insights into volcanic processes

 

Monday 21 Oct 17:00            John Eichelberger (Alaska Volcano Observatory) Do Zoned Magma Chambers Really Exist? Click here for abstract (note start time & venue: Small Lecture Theatre, Geography Main Building, Downing Site)

 

Wednesday 6 Nov                  Peter Baxter (Institute of Public Health): Human impacts of the 2002 Nyiragongo eruption, Congo

 

Wednesday 20 Nov                David Pyle (Earth Sciences): Far-flung deposits of the Campanian Ignimbrite eruption

 

Wednesday 4 Dec                   Claire Witham (Geography) & Ben Mason (Earth Sciences): 2002 Etna eruption

 

 

Other volcanological seminars in Cambridge

 

Tuesday 15 Oct 17.00            Steve Sparks (University of Bristol) Dynamics of volcanic eruptions. In Dept of Earth Sciences, Harker Room 1; wine from 16.30

 

Wednesday 13 Nov 16.30      Charles Carrigan: Models of magma transport and chemical zoning, or How basalt gets erupted before everything else. At Bullard Labs, Marine/Wolfson Building lecture hall 

 

Wednesday 27 Nov 16.00      Clive Oppenheimer: The 74 kyr BP Toba  super-volcano eruption, and its environmental and human consequences.  In Seminar Room, Level 6, Department of Biological Anthropology.

 

Thursday 28 Nov 14.15          David Pyle: Super-eruptions: the scale and impact of volcanic cataclysms, Centre for Atmospheric Sciences, Lecture Theatre, Unilever Centre of the Chemistry Dept., Lensfield Road.

 

Monday 9 Dec 14.15              Slimae Bekki: Impact of large volcanic eruptions on the atmosphere: importance of sulphur photochemistry, Centre for Atmospheric Sciences, Lecture Theatre, Unilever Centre of the Chemistry Dept., Lensfield Road.

 

 

CVG HOMEPAGE

 

CVG contact: Clive Oppenheimer (co200@cam.ac.uk)

Please let me know of any other seminars of volcanological interest