9797188 - VOLCANIC HAZARD AND MONITORING
Risultati di apprendimento attesi
Fornire le adeguate conoscenze dei fattori di pericolosità derivanti da attività vulcanica, in particolare eventi eruttivi di natura effusiva ed esplosiva con conseguente emissione di colate laviche, ricaduta di materiale piroclastico, emissione di gas ed altri eventi associati quali tsunami e lahars. Competenze relative alle principali tecniche di monitoraggio petrologico, geochimico e geofisico in aree vulcaniche.
Modalità di svolgimento dell'insegnamento
21 ore (3 CFU) di lezioni frontali; 36 ore (3 CFU) di attività pratiche comprendenti visite didattiche presso aree vulcaniche e centri di sorveglianza vulcanica. L'insegnamento sarà erogato in lingua inglese.
Prerequisiti richiesti
Frequenza lezioni
Contenuti del corso
Introduction
§ Global distribution of active volcanoes and classification of volcanic activity types
§ Definition of Hazard and Risk assessment
Volcanic Hazard
§ Basaltic lava flow hazard
§ Volcanic ash impact and hazard
§ Pyroclastic density currents
§ Lahars
§ Volcanic gas and aerosol
§ Volcanic Hazard and Risk map
Introduction to volcano monitoring techniques
§ History of volcano observations.
§ The present status of volcano surveillance and future perspectives.
§ Overview of methods and models to forecast eruptions and identification of precursory signals.
Geophysical surveillance
§ Seismo-volcanic signals for the prediction of volcanic eruptions.
§ Ground-deformation, satellite and thermal monitoring techniques.
Monitoring of volcanic gases
§ Chemical characters of the gaseous phase in different stages of volcanism.
§ Ground-based gas measurements vs remote sensing techniques: the use of MultiGAS instruments compared to COSPEC and DOAS spectrometry.
Petrological monitoring of active volcanoes
§ Common petrologic procedures and operative protocols during ongoing eruptions.
§ Physical and chemical models applied to volcanic products to constrain the pre-eruptive properties of magmas.
§ Using crystal chemistry for tracking the temporal changes of volcano plumbing systems.
Testi di riferimento
Il materiale didattico sarà fornito dal docente, su richiesta, prima dell'inizio dell'insegnamento. Tutte le slides illustrate durante le lezioni saranno pubblicate su Studium.
§ Dosseto A., Turner S.P. &Van Orman J.A. (2011). Timescales of magmatic processes: from core to atmosphere. Chapter 7. Wiley-Blackwell, 272 pp.
§ Latter, J.H. (1989). Volcanic hazards assessment and monitoring. In: Proceedings in Volcanology 1. Springer-Verlag, 625 pp.
§ Papale P. (2020). Forecasting and planning for volcanic hazards, risks and disasters. Elsevier, 708 pp.
§ Scarpa R. & Tilling R.I. (2012). Monitoring and mitigation of volcano hazard. Springer Berlin, 842 pp.
§ Shroder J.F. & Papale P. (2015). Volcanic hazards, risks and disasters. Elsevier, 532 pp.
Mader H.M. et al. (2006). Statistics in Volcanology. The Geological Society of London, 285 pp.Programmazione del corso
| Argomenti | Riferimenti testi | |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | Global distribution of active volcanoes and classification of volcanic activity types | Shroder & Papale (2015). |
| 2 | Definition of Hazard and Risk assessment | Mader et al. (2006); Scarpa & Tilling (2012); Shroder & Papale (2015); Papale P. (2020). |
| 3 | Basaltic lava flow and volcanic ash impact and hazard | Shroder & Papale (2015). |
| 4 | Pyroclastic density currents and lahars | Shroder & Papale (2015). |
| 5 | Volcanic gases and aerosol | Shroder & Papale (2015). |
| 6 | Human and structural vulnerability, volcanic hazard and Risk map. | Dispense. |
| 7 | History of volcano observations, the present status of volcano surveillance and future perspectives | Shroder & Papale (2015); Scarpa & Tilling (2012); Dispense. |
| 8 | Overview of methods and models to forecast eruptions with identification of precursory signals | Papale (2020); Scarpa & Tilling (2012). |
| 9 | Seismo-volcanic signals for the prediction of volcanic eruptions | Papale (2020); Scarpa & Tilling (2012). |
| 10 | Ground deformation, satellite and thermal monitoring techniques | Scarpa & Tilling (2012). |
| 11 | Chemical characters of the gaseous phase in different stages of volcanism | Scarpa & Tilling (2012). |
| 12 | Ground-based gas measurements vs remote sensing techniques | Dispense. |
| 13 | Petrological monitoring of active volcanoes. | Dispense. |
| 14 | Physical and chemical models to constrain the pre-eruptive properties of magmas | Papale (2020); Dispense. |
| 15 | Using crystal chemistry for tracking the temporal changes of volcano plumbing systems | Dispense. |
| 16 | Practical activities. | Dispense. |
Verifica dell'apprendimento
Modalità di verifica dell'apprendimento
Esempi di domande e/o esercizi frequenti
Definition of Volcanic hazard and risk.
Impact and hazard related to basaltic lava flow.
Describe the most common mitigation interventions during volcanic eruption.
The present status of volcano surveillance in the world.
Types of observations that may provide timely warnings of volcano reawakening.
Seismic methods for monitoring active volcanoes.
Geodetic measurements and instrumentation.
Recent advances in satellite remote sensing technology.
Variations in chemical properties of volcanic gases before eruptions.
Benefits of using COSPEC or DOAS spectrometry with respect to direct gas sampling methods.
Petrological monitoring procedures and disclosures.
Common models applied to unravel the physical-chemical properties of magmas and reconstruct pre-eruptive dynamics.
The importance of modelling the chemical record of volcanic crystals.
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