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Volcanoes from Space - Satellite Measurements of Magma

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Volcanoes from Space - Satellite Measurements of Magma

by Dr Susannah Ebmeier, University of Leeds


Dr. Ebmeier investigates different aspects of volcanic activity using satellite remote sensing. In particular, she studies the physical processes that control the character of volcanic activity, including magma storage, edifice growth & collapse, and volcanic interactions. An important aspect of the research using satellite imagery is exploring how it can be made useful for volcano monitoring and assessing volcanic hazards. The impact of volcanic gases on the Earth’s environment is also part of the research.

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Non-LGA-members are welcome to join the talk which will be delivered via Microsoft Teams. If you wish to do this, please Email the LGA Secretary lga.sec@btinternet.com no later than 24 hours before the talk is due to start.


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