Symposium Schedule
All Times are Eastern Time
April 28
Time
11:00am
Title
Introduction to the Symposium
Speaker
Kelly Shaw and Gerry Stirewalt
11:15am
Keynote Speaker: How Volcanoes Work
Bill Hackett, WRH Associates
12:15pm
Building and Curating a Comprehensive Dataset for Hazard Analysis in a Distributed Volcanic Field
Shannon Kobs Nawotniak, Idaho State University
12:45pm
Volcanic, Seismic, and Hydrothermal Hazards in the Yellowstone Region
Michael Poland, USGS (YVO)
1:15pm
Volcanic Earthquakes: Precursors and Hazards
Suzette Payne, SMJP Consulting
1:45pm
BREAK
2:00pm
Approach to Screening Volcanic Phenomena in a Volcanic Terrain
Michael Cline, Rizzo
2:30pm
The Successful Application of the SSHAC Level 3 Process in the Integrated Multisite INL PVHA: Regulatory Compliance and Future Use
Kevin Coppersmith, Coppersmith Consulting , Inc.
3:00pm
To SSHAC, or Not To SSHAC: The Volcanic Hazards Question
Brittain Hill, Independent Consultant
3:30pm
Lessons-Learned from the First Use of Regulatory Guide 4.26 in the Assessment of Volcanic Hazards at a Proposed Nuclear Power Reactor Site
Jenise Thompson, US NRC
4:00pm
Questions/Discussion
April 29
Time
11:00am
Title
Introduction for the Day
Speaker
Kelly Shaw and Gerry Stirewalt
11:15am
Keynote Speaker: New Methods Developed for the Probabilistic Volcanic Hazard Assessment of the Idaho National Lab: A SSHAC Level 3 Investigation
Chuck Connor, University of South Florida
12:15pm
Modeling Pre-Historic Recurrence Rate in Volcanic Systems with a Volcanic Event Age Model
James Wilson, RIZZO
12:45pm
Comparing Lava Flow Inundation Hazard from Borehole and Numerical Methods: A Case Study from the Eastern Snake River Plain
Mitchell Hastings, RIZZO
1:15pm
3D Analysis of Silicic Volcanism in Basaltic Flow Fields Using Aerogravity and AeroLiDAR
Troy Berkey, University of South Florida
1:45pm
BREAK
2:00pm
Real Time Graben Formation in Grindavík Iceland and Associated Hazards in the Volcanic-Tectonic System
Greg de Pascale, University of Iceland
2:30pm
Constraining Deformation at Volcanic Systems; Using Deep Learning to Mitigate Atmospheric Effects in InSAR Displacement Maps
Rebecca Bussard, Pennsylvania State University
3:00pm
The Scale of Volcanic Ground Deformation
Emily Montgomery-Brown, USGS
3:30pm
Questions/Discussion
April 30
Time
11:00am
Title
Introduction for the Day
Speaker
Kelly Shaw and Gerry Stirewalt
11:15am
Keynote Speaker: Volcanic Tsunamis: From Physics to Hazard Assessment
Raphaël Paris, University Clermont-Auvergne, CNRS, France
12:15pm
Potential Far-Field Hazards from Volcanically Generated Tsunamis in Alaska
Chris Waythomas, Alaska Volcano Observatory
12:45pm
Developing a Volcanogenic Tsunami Potential Index of Alaskan Volcanoes
Charlie Mandeville, Alaska Volcano Observatory
1:15pm
Improving Volcanic Hazard Assessment at Makushin Volcano and for the Community of Unalaska, AK
Hannah Dietterich, Alaska Volcano Observatory
1:45pm
BREAK
2:00pm
Pyroclastic Currents and Their Effects
Greg Valentine, University of Buffalo
2:30pm
Re-Tooling an Observatory to Monitor Deadly Volcanic Hazards in Real-Time: Montserrat, 2000-2003
Glenn Thompson, University of South Florida
3:00pm
VICTOR - A New Cyber Infrastructure for Volcanologists
Einat Lev, Lamont-Doherty Earth Observatory - Columbia Climate School
3:30pm
Questions/Discussion