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Wednesday 17 September 2025

Poster Area 1

27-1     Booth 111
Bevilacqua A.*, Neri A., Geddo Z., Corna L., Di Roberto A., Pompilio M., Bertagnini A., de’ Michieli Vitturi M., Flandoli F. &Tadini A. : Probabilistic modeling of deposit-derived pyroclastic flows at Stromboli (Italy)

27-2     Booth 112
Da Mommio S.*, Voloschina M., Qatoni O., Di Roberto A., Rosi M., Bertagnini A., Freundt A., Kutterolf S., De Rosa R. & Pistolesi M. : Flank collapses at Stromboli volcano (Southern Italy): evidence from marine sediments record over the past 10,000 years

27-3     Booth 113
Fisauli G.*, Del Carlo P., Di Roberto A., Re G., Giudice G. & Petrelli M. : Unlocking Mount Melbourne’s hidden record - First tephra characterisation from ice caves

27-4     Booth 114
Gamberi F.*, Casalbore D., Chiocci F.L., Marani M., Muzzioli S. & Spatola D. : The Palinuro Seamount:  edifice collapse and growth in a submarine volcanic belt

27-5     Booth 115
Gianardi R.*, Andronico D., Bisson M., Pistolesi M. & Spinetti C. : Lahars on Stromboli volcano (Italy): first insights from field campaign

27-6     Booth 116
Magli A.*, Del Carlo P., Di Roberto A., Giordano G., Meletlidis S., Pompilio M. & Speranza F. : Age-clustered eruptive activity at La Palma (Canary Islands) during the last 4000 years: evidence from paleomagnetic dating

27-7     Booth 117
Re G.*, Del Carlo P., Di Vincenzo G., Caciagli M. & Pucci S. : Tephra Deposits as Chronostratigraphic Markers in the Tectonically Active Val d’Agri area (Southern Apennines, Italy)

27-8     Booth 118
Risica G.*, D’Oriano C., Speranza F., Scarpati C., Santangelo I., Fedele L., Perrotta A., Cioni R., de' Michieli Vitturi M., Pardini F., Siravo G. & Halfhill J. : Paleomagnetic constraints on emplacement temperatures in phreatomagmatic deposits from the Astroni Volcano (Campi Flegrei, Italy)

27-9     Booth 119
Roverato M.*, Lucchi F., Massaro S., Natale J., Sulpizio R., Tranne C.A., Ventruti G. & Vougioukalakis G. : Giant phreatic eruptions at Milos Island (Greece)

27-10     Booth 120
Scudero S.* & Groppelli G. : Insights on the multi-scale topographic features of Mt.Etna volcano (Italy)