Colleagues from the Sapienza University in Rome and from the Ludwig Maximilian University in Munich (Germany) are actively contributing to the UNO project. These colleagues are cutting-edge experts in the field of explosive basaltic volcanism, in the development of innovative tecniques for the observation and quantification of the explosive volcaninc processes, and in the modeling of magma rise.
The UNO project is strengthening the existing collaborations, and several project targets have been assigned as the subject of master's and doctoral theses currently underway
International collaborations
Three international collaborations active within the project :
Ludwig Maximilian University, Monaco di Baviera, Germania
Ulrich Kueppers, Corrado Cimarelli, Valeria Cigala
Physical parameterization through imaging-lightning detection
Finanziamento LMU
National History Museum of London, Gran Bretagna
Chiara Maria Petrone
The 3 July 2019 paroxysm at Stromboli volcano (Italy): is Stromboli playing by new rules?
Finanziamento NERC
ETH-ZURICH Ben Ellis, Svizzera
Petrochemical features of time-series eruptions at Stromboli
Finanziamento INGV-SAPIENZA-ETH
Collaborations with Universities
Prof Silvio Mollo (Sapienza University, Rome), contributes to the UNO project for what concernes the analysis of erupted products. Two master's and two doctoral theses have been activated.
master theses:
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Textural and chemical variation of Stromboli volcano magmas from high frequency sampling of recent eruptive products, Beatrice Schiavon
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Study of space-time variations of ordinary explosive activity at Stromboli by means of high-frequency IR thermal image analysis, Emilio Falcone
doctoral theses:
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Volcanic hazard assessment at Mt. Etna and Stromboli: a time-integrated, polybaric and polythermal perspective, Piergiorgio Moschini
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Petrological monitoring of magma-mush dynamics at Stromboli: Insights on the transition from mild to violent eruptive styles, Beatrice Schiavon