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Representing a community working on volcanoes or concerned by the risks, Global Volcano Risk Alliance (GVRA) aims to coordinate efforts to mitigate volcanic risk and enhance global preparedness.
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We are Global Volcano Risk Alliance a new charity organisation working to build global resilience to volcanic eruptions. Our mission is to safeguard millions of lives through regional and international preparedness, monitoring, and advocacy. globalvolcanoriskalliance.co…
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''The loss, misuse, obstruction and sabotage of female talent in academia represents a stunning drain on the public purse."
Sexism in academia is bad for science and a waste of public funding - Nature Reviews Materials buff.ly/46yTgi2
ALT Barriers to Advancement
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🎉Happy 15th anniversary to #EOSsg! We celebrated this milestone last week with guests and colleagues. We look forward to more years of scientific discoveries and great collaborations for a safer and more sustainable future for all. #15yrsWithEOS
Volcanic Hazard and Risk Group retweeted
From earthquakes to volcanic eruptions and heatwaves, tectonic and climate hazards can cause devastating impacts. How can we prepare for multi-hazards?
Find out at the #APRUMultiHazards2023 Symposium with @APRU1997 on 29-30 Nov in Singapore.
bit.ly/APRUMultiHazards2023 #DRR
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50 years ago today, civil defence declared end to one of Iceland's most dramatic natural catastrophes: The 1973 Heimaey eruption. These events will be forever ingrained in our national psyche, with gratitude for the unity & perseverance with which we have rebuilt for the future.
ALT Photo by Sigurjón Einarsson.
Volcanic Hazard and Risk Group retweeted
For those who think EGU is too "woke", who defaced @team_dtrh cartoon, who laughed at posters promoting equity- you're fighting against the tide. It'll take time (you'll make it take longer for no good reason), but it's started and it's happening. Get on board, or get in the bin.
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I really enjoyed learning from others and speaking at this #EGU23 important session on Neo-colonialism in Geosciences. Thank you to @PickeringRobyn and @anoukgoesplaces for inviting me and @VolcanoRisk as panellists. 🪂🌋🚁
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🚨Super exciting news! The @BritGeoSurvey is recruiting a new generation of scientists to support the delivery of our new strategy. We will soon have 20 (!!!) new permanent jobs available (+8 survey geologist posts) for anyone with geoscience expertise.
bgs.ac.uk/about-bgs/working-…
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Inclusion in volcanological publishing, a🧵:
As one of the goals of volcanology is to provide aid and disaster prevention/mitigation to communities living near volcanoes, representation of those people's perspectives and needs are important. 1/
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New paper! How inclusive is volcanology? Here are new insights from a global bibliometric analysis by @Tyranakisaurus and colleagues!
doi.org/10.30909/vol.06.01.7…
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A few months late to announce this, but our new paper "Characterizing Drivers of Asia's Black Elephant Disaster Risks" is published and free to read in Earth's Future! agupubs.onlinelibrary.wiley.… 1/🧵
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So good to finally see this paper out, nearly five years after the workshop discussions that sparked the idea 🫠
Key takeaway: inclusion rates are slooowly improving but there are many places where we have to do better, ideally now
New paper! How inclusive is volcanology? Here are new insights from a global bibliometric analysis by @Tyranakisaurus and colleagues!
doi.org/10.30909/vol.06.01.7…
Volcanic Hazard and Risk Group retweeted
Our paper on inclusion in volcanology is out today! If you haven’t seen the preprint, or even if you have, take a look! @whenrocksfly @elinormere @VolcanoRisk @VolcanoJenni and I have worked hard to provide info that we hope is useful to discuss how we can collaborate better.
New paper! How inclusive is volcanology? Here are new insights from a global bibliometric analysis by @Tyranakisaurus and colleagues!
doi.org/10.30909/vol.06.01.7…
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Call for applications for postdoctoral Ckelar 🗣️ Documents should be sent to [email protected]
Deadline for applications: February 19, 2023
More information: ckelar.org/documentos/Postdo…
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#IAVCEI Volcanic Hazard Maps now online: volcanichazardmaps.org/. A searchable database explores hazard map development & design in different countries, for different hazard processes, and for different intended purposes and audiences. Example is Mt. Ruapehu (New Zealand) 2022.
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Check out the new preprint led by Qingyuan Yang together with @VolcanoRisk and many collaborators. We've tried to analyze everything we know about the deposits of the "Millennium Eruption" and identify the important questions that still need to be solved! doi.org/10.31223/X5GM0Z
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InVEST is a new programme led by Prof Emma Hill that will focus on the connections between earthquakes, volcanoes, tsunamis and landslides in Southeast Asia, to reduce the risks and impacts in the region. Learn more at bit.ly/InVEST_NewsPost
#InVEST_EOS
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And here are most of our EOS volcanologists celebrating the Wager Medal awarded to Assoc Prof Jenkins. Have a chat with them if you are also at #iavcei2023!
@VolcanoRisk @elinormere @BenoitTaisne1 @andkgmi @AndreaVerolino, the #WOVOdat team and many more.
ALT EOS and ASE scientists at the IAVCEI 2023 conference. From left to right: Christina Widiwijayanti, Vanesa Burgos Delgado, Charlotte Barrington, Eleanor Tennant, Susanna Jenkins, Elinor Meredith, Ying-Jui Hsu, Benoit Taisne, Andika Bayu Aji, Harisma Andikagumi, Tania Espinoza-Ortega, and Andrea Verolino.