Fyi ---------- Forwarded message ---------- From: Loÿc Vanderkluysen Date: Wednesday, February 8, 2012 Subject: Session announcement on the LUSI mud volcano, AOGS-AGUWP joint meeting (Singapore, August 2012) To: [email protected], [email protected]
Dear colleagues at the Indonesian Association of Geologists (IAGI), I would like to draw your attention to a highly topical session at the upcoming AOGS-AGUWP joint meeting this coming August in Singapore. I would appreciate if you could circulate this session announcement to colleagues in Indonesia who might have an interest in the topic of mud volcanism, and the LUSI mud volcano in particular. Terima kasih banyak! -Loyc Vanderkluysen Begin forwarded message: Dear colleagues, I would like to draw your attention to an exciting session dedicated to mud volcanism at the upcoming Joint Assembly between the American Geophysical Union (AGU-West Pacific) and the Asia Oceania Geoscience Society (AOGS) to be held on Sentosa Island (Singapore) this August 13th to 17th. Follow this link for details about the conference: http://www.asiaoceania.org/aogs2012/public.asp?page=home.htm "The LUSI mud volcano (Sidoarjo, Indonesia): the view from 6 years on" (SE 103) is aimed at the scientific community with an interest in the LUSI mud volcano and mud volcanism in general. Researchers with an interest in all aspects of mud volcanism (e.g., architecture of mud volcanoes, sub-surface imaging, deformation, eruption dynamics, geochemistry, societal and environmental impact, remote sensing, etc.) are invited to contribute and circulate this announcement among colleagues. Follow this link for abstract submission instructions: http://www.asiaoceania.org/aogs2012/public.asp?page=abstract.htm Abstract submission is now open and will be until March 12, 2012. Please direct inquiries to the conveners: Loyc Vanderkluysen [email protected] Akhmad Zaennudin [email protected] Agung Hanik [email protected] Best wishes, -Loyc Vanderkluysen Session description: The LUSI mud volcano, near Sidoarjo (Indonesia), has been erupting mud flows in a densely populated area of East Java since May 2006 at peak mud eruption rates of 180,000 m3/d, destroying houses and infrastructures and forcing the relocation of ~40,000 people. As we approach the 6th anniversary of the eruption, mud is still being erupted at rates of ~20,000 m3/d in periodic explosions separated by quiescent intervals lasting a few minutes. The session invites all contributions related to the study of LUSI and other mud volcanoes. In particular, presentations related to the monitoring of mud volcano activity, sub-surface imaging techniques, ground deformation, geochemistry of erupted products, computer modeling and longevity of eruptions, eruption cyclicity, regional tectonic context, and impacts of mud volcanism on populations and the environment would be welcomed. Dr Loyc Vanderkluysen Exploration postdoctoral fellow School of Earth and Space Exploration Arizona State University -- *"Sejarah itu tidak pernah usang untuk terus dipelajari"*
