Volcanologists Need to Be Sedimentologists - Improving Risk Assessment Through Sequence Stratigraphy
Offered By: Earth Sciences, University of Liverpool via YouTube
Course Description
Overview
Explore the critical intersection of volcanology and sedimentology in this 57-minute lecture from the Earth Sciences department at the University of Liverpool. Delve into the world of pyroclastic sediments generated by volcanoes, examining their transport mechanisms and depositional processes. Discover how sequence stratigraphy of volcanic deposits can provide valuable insights into eruption dynamics, local environmental conditions, and the future stability of volcanic edifices. Learn why incorporating detailed sedimentological observations is crucial for improving risk and hazard assessments at active volcanic centers. Gain an understanding of the current limitations in published works and explore potential solutions to enhance the quality of sedimentological data in volcanological studies.
Syllabus
Volcanologists need to be sedimentologists
Taught by
Earth Sciences, University of Liverpool
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