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Advances in Multidisciplinary Investigations of Volcano Dynamics

This special issue belongs to the section “Earth Sciences“.

Special Issue Information

Dear Colleagues,

Volcano dynamics result from the complex interaction of several physical and chemical processes occurring at different spatial and temporal scales. Such processes produce a broad range of manifestations (seismic activity, ground deformation, geofluid circulation) whose detection is fundamental to the definition of the background state and tracking the evolution of the volcanic system. Multidisciplinary analysis of data from different fields represents a successful strategy for investigating the dynamics of volcanoes and modeling the relevant physicochemical processes of the system. In particular, contemporary variations in multiparametric datasets help us to identify the eventual transition mechanisms from stationarity to a phase of unrest and eruption.

From this perspective, the present Special Issue aims to promote original research studies concerning the joint analysis and interpretation of combined geophysical (including seismic, tiltmeter, GPS, gravity, magnetic, electrical, and electromagnetic data) and geochemical observables. New datasets and reappraisals of multidisciplinary databases are equally welcome. Contributions related to innovative techniques and new methodologies are strongly encouraged.

Dr. Simona Petrosino
Dr. Paola Cusano
Guest Editors

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Keywords

  • volcano
  • multiparametric geophysical and geochemical data
  • multidisciplinary analysis

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Appl. Sci. - ISSN 2076-3417