🌋Volcano-seismologist | Geophysicist | Assistant professor @unipotsdam | curious Geoscientist | Obspy & Pyrocko User | Zuu enthusiast | volcano & Iceland lover
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Eva P. S. Eibl retweeted
#PhysicsOfVolcanoes9 is over.
- Great meeting, met old colleagues & got to know many students
- 4 brilliant key note talks by @epseibl, @magma_jule, @volcanofile & Miriam
- Edgar won the photo contest
Looking forward to seeing you next year! Thanks BGR for hosting.
@VOLCAPSE
Eva P. S. Eibl retweeted
Great mid-@iavcei2023 trip to Taupo.
For volcanologists, knowing the material properties of volcanic products is essential and allows to show off in a bar….
Lesson to learn: heat capacity of pumice is low!
@LMU_Volc @scronin70 @epseibl @soenke_volc @scronin70 @grahamleonard
Eva P. S. Eibl retweeted
Inspired by @vmsg_uk, Thomas Walter @VOLCAPSE & myself have initiated the German pendant, the annual (since 2015) 'Physics of Volcanoes' meeting.
This year, it will be hosted at BGR in Hannover (1-3 March).
Keynote speakers: @volcanofile, @epseibl, Miriam Reiss & @magma_jule
Eva P. S. Eibl retweeted
Although the #Fagradalsfjall tremor and eruption have stopped, it could come back! This happened many times in the 2021 eruption. The 2022 eruption itself could even be construed as a resuming of the 2021 eruption.
Eva P. S. Eibl retweeted
Would you like to be ready on time to take a photo of the next #eruption of #Strokkur #Geysir, #Iceland? Based on seismic data, we can forecast the next eruption 15 s before it happens: essoar.org/doi/abs/10.1002/e…
@unipotsdam @isor_iceland #science #volcanoes #eruptionforecasting
Eva P. S. Eibl retweeted
Tracking subglacial floods using seismometers? Check out our talks at #EGU22 in Room 0.49 from 10:20 today
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#vEGU22 #EGU22_SM
Eva P. S. Eibl retweeted
Gizem @izgizem and Eva @epseibl are around at #EGU22. If you would like to meet and discuss about rotational seismology, please contact us:
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#vEGU22 #EGU22_SM
Eva P. S. Eibl retweeted
We're done and have installed an array of 7 seismometers to study the tremor that is caused by subglacial floods from Grimsvötn #volcano in #Iceland. The funding project is @NatRiskChange. Thanks to TD, DV and BHB for the support.
#jökulhlaup @unipotsdam @Vedurstofan, photo: EE
Eva P. S. Eibl retweeted
Great timing for this #Landsat8 acquisition! Whole Vatnajökull margin cloudless + both Skaftá cauldrons just released flood water with extra surface deformation with crevasses and a clear sign of the floodwater path 👇
Eva P. S. Eibl retweeted
Rainbow color map distorts and misleads research in hydrology (and beyond!) - Guidance for better visualizations and science communication hess.copernicus.org/articles… (via @kennethfield & @AGU_SciComm) #cartography #mapping #visualisation #colour
Eva P. S. Eibl retweeted
Comparison of lava flow sizes from recent Icelandic eruptions by Institute of Earth Sciences @Haskoli_Islands jardvis.hi.is/gosid_i_fagrad…
Eva P. S. Eibl retweeted
The 3D map of the eruption sites and growing lava fields at #Geldingardalur on #Reykjanes has been updated at jardfraedikort.is/ddd/geldin…
Map by Albert Þorbergsson of @isor_iceland in collaboration with JHÍ @uni_iceland LMÍ and NÍ.
ALT A 3D map of area surrounding the ongoing volcanic eruption at Geldingardalur in Reykjanes SW-Iceland. Lavafields are shown in purple and blue. Hyaloclastites in greenish colors. New lavafields in pink and volcanic fissures and vents as red lines or dots.
Thanks to our colleagues at @isor_iceland two rotational sensors from the @Uni_Potsdam record the seismic signals before and during the ongoing #eruption in #Iceland.
#IcelandEruption #Reykjanes #Geldingadalir #Fagradalsfjall
We will combine seismology and remote sensing to study subglacial floods in an open PhD project.
Start: 1.10.2021
Application deadline: 15.5.2021
More information can be found here: uni-potsdam.de/en/natriskcha…
#Job #PhD #Seismology @volc_ice
@AGUSeismology
@EGU_Seismo @unipotsdam
Are you looking for a PhD position in seismology dealing with subglacial floods?
Duration: 3 years from 1.10.2021
Application deadline: 1.3.2021
More information can be found here: uni-potsdam.de/fileadmin/pro…
#Job #phdpositions #Seismology @volc_ice @AGUSeismology @EGU_Seismo
Are you working on any aspect of recent or past interaction of volcanoes and ice? The #vEGU21 session "GMPV9.4 Volcano-glacier interactions: Arctic, Antarctic and globally" provides the ideal platform for your presentation meetingorganizer.copernicus.… Deadline: 13/1 13:00CET
@volc_ice
Are you a software developer with an interest in science/ geophysics? We are hiring for a permanent job: uni-potsdam.de/fileadmin/pro…
Deadline: 6/12/2020
#Job #softwaredevelopment #softwaredeveloper #Seismology
Have you ever wondered how long you need to wait for an eruption of Strokkur geyser, Iceland? Here's the answer: agupubs.onlinelibrary.wiley.…
Spoiler: Most likely you'll wait ~3.7 min. & if you're lucky you get a sextuple eruption.
Check out our catalog of 73466 eruptions.
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Seismic arrays can track the moving flood front of subglacial floods. They can therefore help to advance the early-warning and reduce the risk for people in affected areas. Our research was published today in @NatureComms
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