Chapman
Conference on Volcanism and the Earth’s Atmosphere
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Registration, Housing, and Other Information
List
of All Abstracts, for Invited Talks and Posters
Program
and List of Invited Speakers
Daily Schedule (Monday, Tuesday, Thursday, Friday)
9 a.m. - 12:30 p.m.: Invited lectures (including 30 minute coffee break)
12:30 p.m. - 3 p.m.: Lunch and time for informal discussions
3 p.m. - 4 p.m.: Keynote lecture and discussion
4 p.m. - 5 p.m.: Oral poster introductions (3 minutes each)
5 p.m. - 7 p.m.: Poster session (with beer and wine)
June
16, 2002, Sunday evening (7-10 p.m.)
Registration and opening reception
Installation of posters (Half the posters will be displayed on Monday and
Tuesday, and the other half on Thursday and Friday)
June
17, 2002, Monday (Stephen Sparks,
Session Chair)
Introduction to familiarize climatologists and volcanologists with each
other’s fields
Review of basic volcanology: eruption mechanisms, volcanic emissions
Michael Carroll, James Luhr
Review of basic meteorology: radiation, general circulation, and chemistry
V. Ramaswamy, Mark Baldwin, Richard Turco
Coffee Break
Volatiles in magmas; relationship to magma types and eruption styles
Bruno Scaillet, Clive Oppenheimer, Patrick Allard
Keynote Lecture
The Santorini eruption: eruption mechanisms, climate response, effect on
local and global civilization
David Pyle
Oral poster introductions
Miki
Aoyama
M A Armienta
Hendrik Bruins
Simon Carn
S De la Cruz-Reyna
Pierre Delmelle
R Di Lillo
M Fraldi
Walter
L. Friedrich
S Innocenti
H Keppler
L Keszthelyi
J F Luhr
B G Mason
F W McCoy
A K Mortensen
J H Obenholzner
D.F.Parker
Kirti Sharma
Jean Pierre Tchouankoue
C S Witham
Poster Session
June
18, 2002, Tuesday (Alan Robock, Session Chair)
Volcanic emissions in the atmosphere
Remote sensing of volcanic gases and aerosols: lidars, balloons, and
satellites
Larry Thomason, David Hofmann, William Rose
Microphysical transformations and transport of stratospheric aerosol clouds
Andrew Woods, Claudia Timmreck
Coffee Break
Long-term effects of volcanic eruptions on the atmosphere
Long-term effect of volcanoes on atmospheric chemistry and climate change
David Catling, Caspar Ammann
Record of volcanic emissions for the past millenium: ice cores
Ellen Mosley-Thompson
Keynote Lecture
Role of volcanic eruptions in human history and civilization
John Grattan
Oral poster introductions
Natalia Andronova
J C Antuña
Huiming Bao
John E. Barnes
Jill Bauman
Christine Bingen
D. Budner
T Deshler
H J Duffell
U. Foelsche
I. Galindo
K A Horton
H Jaeger
Arlin Krueger
A V Kurbatov
T A Mather
P. J. Mouginis-Mark
A. J. Prata
L E Pruett
P Seibert
G Taha
Christiane Textor
L J Wardell
Poster Session
June
19, 2002, Wednesday
Morning: Field trip to Santorini
Volcano - Hot Springs and Caldera Wall, led by Tim Druitt
Afternoon: Trip to Archaeological
site of Akrotiri or Geology along the Caldera
Wall
Evening: Conference Banquet
June
20, 2002, Thursday (Stephen Self,
Session Chair)
Volcanic signal in long-term temperature records
Observed temperature response to eruptions: radiosondes, thermometers, tree
rings
Philip Jones, Melissa Free, Rosanne D'Arrigo, Michael E. Mann
Coffee Break
Role of volcanic cooling in climate change of the past millennium and in
detection of anthropogenic greenhouse warming
Peter Stott
Winter warming and summer cooling, with the 1991 Pinatubo eruption as
example
Winter warming and summer cooling: observed and modeled temperature response
Alan Robock, Hans-F. Graf
Winter warming: interactions with QBO and ozone response, spatial and
temporal patterns of forcing
Georgiy Stenchikov
Keynote Lecture
Global and environmental effects of supervolcano eruptions: a threat to
civilization?
Stephen Sparks
Oral poster introductions
C M Ammann
G. Bond
Matthew Collins
Thomas J. Crowley
M Durand
M Durand
F Fedele
Barbara Gibson
Yair Goldreich
Gabriele Hegerl
Douglas J. Keenan
I Kirchner
K. Kourtidis
C. Lacasse
S A Masoodian
G Miles
M J Prohom
S. Ramachandran
M E Schlesinger
D T Shindell
H Tuomenvirta
A M Young
C S Zerefos
Poster Session
June
21, 2002, Friday (Michael Rampino,
Session Chair)
Winter cooling and summer warming, with the 1783 Laki eruption as example
The Laki eruption and observed effects on Europe and North America
Thorvaldor Thordarson
Modeled effects of the Laki eruption on climate
Eleanor Highwood, David Stevenson
Coffee Break
Supervolcanoes
Climatic effects of supereruptions, both explosive and flood basalts
Michael Rampino
Climate model simulations of very large eruptions
Gareth Jones
Where do go from here? Summary of meeting and future research priorities
Alan Robock, Stephen Sparks
Keynote Lecture
Case studies of flood basalt eruptions with effects on global climate
Stephen Self
Oral poster introductions
Karin Allenbach
Chang-Hwa Chen
M F Coffin
John Grattan
Meng-Yang Lee
G S Leonard
Charlotte Pearson
I. I. Rokityansky
J E Rosenfield
V C Smith
L H Tanner
Kenneth L Verosub
Poster Session
CONFERENCE ENDS
Prepared by Alan Robock (robock@envsci.rutgers.edu)
- Last updated on June 4, 2002