1st International Summer School STROMBOLI Spectroscopic Techniques Recording Operations and Modeling Based On Landscape Investigations
Data: 15-18 October 2021
Luogo: Stromboli island
Descrizione
The 1st International Summer School titled STROMBOLI –“Spectroscopic Techniques Recording Operations and Modeling Based On Landscape Investigations” will take place at the Stromboli island form October 15th to October 18th.
The subjects dealt concern volcanology, experimental monitoring techniques, atmospheric, weather and environmental modeling, with a particular focus on volcanic ash trasport and deposition, spectroscopic techniques, and geophysics, geological and seismological peculiarities of the whole Mediterranean area. The School includes theoretical lectures, practical sessions (practicals) and guided excursions to the craters of Stromboli and Vulcano.
The theoretical lectures will be held by experts from international universities and research institutions. Practicals will be addressed to the experimental analysis of volcanic samples by means of spectroscopic techniques (e.g. IR and Raman, via portable and top-table spectrometers), devices for physical, geophysical and geochemical analyses (e.g. Radon emissions and volcanic particulate characterization), to volcanic ash monitoring, by means of drones, and to the meteorological and environmental forecasts, by means of modeling chains and satellite images analyses.
The school is addressed to researchers, graduate students and university students. Participants will have the opportunity to present a short oral or poster contribution whose contents, reported in an article prepared according to specific guidelines, can be published in a special issue of a Scopus indexed journal.
The 1st International Summer School Stromboli will be followed by the AEROMAT Conference, which will be held from 18th October to 21st October at the Istituto Nazionale di Geofisica e Vulcanologia – Nicolosi site. Talks, round tables, excursions on Etna volcano and an optional guided excursion in the Etna area are planned. In particular, a specific half day section is dedicated to talks of the partners involved in the AEROMAT project.
The Conference Aeromat focuses on the aviation-safety twin and has as main objective to discuss innovative technology solutions in the fields of environmental modeling applied to aviation, of materials and devices used in Unmanned Aerial Vehicles (UAV). In particular, among the issues affecting the aeronautics sector a special attention will be addressed to the impact that phenomena such as clouds of volcanic ashes, desert sand suspensions and extreme weather events have on airport infrastructures.
Locandina dell’evento
Programma
