Explosive basaltic volcanism:

the case studies of Mt. Etna and Hyblean plateau

Nicolosi (Catania, Italy), September 27-October 1.

The  school has the aim to improve the scientific background concerning the dynamics of the explosive volcanism in basaltic   systems, which originates and develops differently than its   counterpart in more evolved systems. Scenarios of the school will   be the deposits associated to the activity of Mount Etna volcano   and the Hyblean Plateau, south-eastern sector of Sicily.

The school   is addressed to graduate and Ph.D. students as well as post-docs in  volcanology.

Fees are 350 Euro, including: registration, school material, 5  nights accommodation, breakfast, dinners, internal transport and the AIV 2011 membership.

Deadlines are: Early registration, June 25th 2010

                      Final registration, July 30th 2010

Further details on the scheduled program and travels will be provided in a second circular and made available at the websites:

www.aivulc.it and

www.ingv.it/servizi-e-risorse/convegni

The Organizing Committee:

Rosa Anna Corsaro corsaro@ct.ingv.it  

Piero Dellino          dellino@geomin.uniba.it  

Marco Viccaro        m.viccaro@unict.it

AIV 2010, International School of Volcanology