Instituto Geofísico - Escuela Politécnica Nacional (Ecuador)
Global Volcano Risk Alliance/ University of Cambridge (UK)
VolcanoTech/ University of Sheffield (UK)
National Research Institute for Earth Science and Disaster Resilience (Japan)
Observatorio Argentino de Vigilancia Volcánica (Argentina)
Venue: 街CAFE Sea Point YORIMICHI (for those who have registered ahead of time)
Venue: Niigata University Library main hall
09:20–09:25: Welcome — Jamie Farquharson
09:25–09:30: Opening address — President Ushiki
09:30–10:20: Plenary Talk — Patricia Mothes — Practicing Volcanology in the Northern Andes
10:20–10:40: Photo break + coffee break
10:40–11:20: Keynote 1 — Lara Mani — Are we prepared for the next big eruption?
11:20–11:40: Oral 1 — Heather Craig — Exploring volcanic risk management challenges for authorities and stakeholders
11:40–12:00: Oral 2 — James Hammond — Environmental Hazards in Asia: Building a Community of Disaster Researchers
12:00–12:15: Lightning talks 1 — P01–P03 (A1–A3), P13–P18 (D1–D6)
12:15–13:30: Lunchtime and poster session
13:30–13:50: Oral 3 — Blaise Mafuko Nyandwi — Rebuilding Lives on Lava: The Dynamic Forces Shaping Resettlement in Post-Eruption Goma
13:50–14:10: Oral 4 — Thystere Bantidi — Uncovering the Interplay Between Tectonism and Magmatism During the 2021 Nyiragongo Eruption
14:10–14:25: Oral 5 — Blaise Mafuko Nyandwi — Mitigating Mazuku Hazards in Goma area
14:25–14:40: Coffee break
14:40–15:00: Oral 6 — Jonathan Procter — From Maps to Models: Advancing Lahar Hazard Assessment at Ruapehu Volcano
15:00–15:20: Oral 7 — Josh Hayes — Developing a National Volcano Model for New Zealand
15:20–15:40: Oral 8 — Pablo Forte — Turning the World’s Youngest Volcano Observatory into an Effective Tool for Risk Reduction
15:40–15:55: Oral 9 — Gaurav Kumar — Integrating AI-Driven Risk Metrics, Low-Cost Sensors, and Open-Access Training
15:55–16:00: Break (preparation for worshop)
16:00–17:45: GVRA workshop
17:45: Dispersal
Venue: Niigata University Library main hall
09:00: Welcome — Jamie Farquharson
09:00–09:40: Keynote 2 — Tom Pering — Results and reflections from a network of low-cost permanent ultraviolet cameras for sulphur dioxide measurements
09:40–10:00: Oral 10 — Abigail Robinson — Enhancing Deep Learning Phase Detection Models with Multi-Station Context
10:00–10:20: Oral 11 — Stephan Kolzenburg — A new generation of field rheometers and their potential for improving near real time lava flow monitoring and hazard assessment
10:20–10:40: Oral 12 — Vladimir Bolgov — An underwater radiosonde to measure radioactive radiation and radon at the bottom of an acidic volcanic lake
10:40–11:10: Coffee break
11:10–11:30: Oral 13 — Eric Newland — Temporal Evolution of Crustal Stress at Volcanoes During Periods of Unrest
11:30–11:50: Oral 14 — Rikuto Daikai — High-Resolution GBSAR and DEM Approaches for Detecting Long-Term Deformation of the Heisei-Shinzan Lava Dome
11:50–12:10: Oral 15 — Chris Conway — An overview of methods for dating Holocene lava flows at stratovolcanoes
12:10–12:25: Lightning talks 2 — P4–P9 (B1–B6), P19–22 (D7–D10)
12:25–13:40: Lunch and posters
13:40–14:00: Oral 16 — Shohei Shibata — Magma fragmentation depth of large-scale and explosive phreatoplinian eruption
14:00–14:20: Oral 17 — Christopher Gomez — The Summer 2024 Lahar in the Tansandani of Unzen Volcano: Reflections on the role of local over-steepening
14:20–14:40: Oral 18 — Kyoko Kataoka — Lahar chronology and associated eruption history during the past 32,000 years at Adatara volcano, northeast Japan
14:40–14:50: Break (+Setting up for workshop)
14:50–16:50: Volcano monitoring tools workshop — Tom Pering
16:50: Dispersal
Venue: Niigata University Library main hall
09:00: Welcome — Jamie Farquharson
09:00–09:40: Keynote 3 — Eisuke Fujita — Activity of Asian Consortium of Volcanology (ACV)
09:40–10:00: Oral 19 — Christina Widiwijayanti — Advancing Volcanology Through Global Knowledge Sharing and Standardized Data Practices
10:00–10:20: Oral 20 — Yasuhisha Tajima — The process of revising volcanic hazard maps and lessons learned and challenges in response during recent eruptions of Kirishima Volcano
10:20–10:40: Oral 21 — Shinji Takarada — Development of Geological Hazards Information Database: New release of Geological Hazards Information System and Volcanic Hazards Information System
10:40–11:00: Coffee break
11:00–11:20: Oral 22 — Aisyah Qurrataaini — MARABUMI: Bridging Researchers and Citizens through Geological Hazard Science Communication
11:20–11:40: Oral 23 — Denise Owen — Communicating Everyday and Potential Hazards to Tourists
11:40–12:20: Keynote 4 — Pablo Forte — ALVO: a regional platform for volcanic risk reduction in Latin America
12:20–12:25: Lightning talks 3 — P10–P12 (C1–C3)
12:25–13:40: Lunch and posters
13:40–14:00: Oral 24 — Mariton Bornas — Monitoring Volcanic Unrest in the Philippines in the Past 13 Years: Challenges to Effective Forecasting and Crisis Communication
14:00–14:20: Oral 25 — Mochamad Nugraha — Four-Pillar Approach to Volcanic Disaster Mitigation Strategies in Indonesia
14:20–14:40: Oral 26 — Perla Delos Reyes — Assessment of volcanic eruption preparedness of communities: Taal Volcano as Case Study
14:40–15:10: Coffee break
15:10–16:20: Panel discussion + Q & A
16:20–16:25: Closing remarks — Jamie Farquharson
16:25–16:30: Closing remarks — Kuni Sueyoshi
19:00–21:00: Banquet (Venue: ANA Crowne Plaza)