1st Edition
Monitoring Active Volcanoes Strategies, Procedures and Techniques
1. Monitoring Active Volcanoes – An Introduction W. J. McGuire 2. Data Acquisition and Telemetry Ph. Lesage, J. Vandemeulebrouck and M. Halbwachs 3. Seismic Monitoring at Active Volcanoes F. Ferrucci 4. Real-Time Ground Deformation Monitoring J. P. Toutain, P. Bachèlery, P. A. Blum, H. Delorme and P. Kowalski 5. Ground Deformation Surveying of Active Volcanoes J. B. Murray, A. D. Pullen and S. Saunders 6. GPS – Monitoring Volcanic Deformation from Space G. Nunnari and G. Puglisi 7. Infrared Thermal Monitoring D. A. Rothery, C. Oppenheimer and A. Bonneville 8. Microgravity Monitoring H. Rymer 9. Geoelectrical Methods in Volcano Monitoring J-F. Lénat 10. Geomagnetic Surveying Methods J. Zlotnicki 11. Remote Sensing Spectroscopy of Volcanic Plumes and Clouds R. J. Andres and W. I. Rose 12. Monitoring Fluids and Gases at Active Volcanoes D. Tedesco 13. Forecasting the Behaviour of Lava Flows C. R. J. Kilburn, H. Pinkerton and L. Wilson 14. The Role of Monitoring in Forecasting Volcanic Events R. I. Tilling 15. Prospects for Volcano Surveillance W. J. McGuire.
Biography
Christopher R. J. Kilburn is Professor of Volcanology and Geophysical Hazards at University College London. Bill McGuire is Emeritus Professor of Earth Sciences at UCL. John Murray is a volcanologist best known for his work on Mt Etna and other active volcanoes. He was educated at Magdalene College Cambridge, and is presently based at the School of Environment, Earth and Ecosystems, Open University, UK.
Reviews of the original edition of Active Lavas: ‘The fourteen papers assembled here provide an excellent overview of thinking on lava emplacement.’ Clive Oppenheimer, Geological Magazine, Vol 131, Issue 3.
