Final Report - Table 3. Structure and Leaders of RTD Tasks and Sub Tasks
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1 Final Report - Table 3 Structure and Leaders of RTD s and Sub s name leader Sub- Sub- name Sub- leader 2.1 New satellite-based monitoring Christian Minet (DLR) system SAR satellite based high Christian Minet (DLR) resolution data acquisition system Quantifying the Marcello de Michele (BRGM) influence of volcanic plumes on SAR images 2.2 New ground-based monitoring (INGV) systems New data logger Massimo Orazi (INGV) Development of FBG Nicolò Beverini (MATEC) strain sensors and acoustic sensor Implementation of a Maria Marsella (Surveylab) tool for integrating and analysing thermal and visible images name leader Sub- Sub- name Sub- leader EC-FP7 Project MED-SUV GA Final Report, Table 3 Pag. 1
2 3.1 EO data processing fine tuning Antonio Pepe (CNR-IREA) 3.2 In-situ data processing Danilo Reitano and Giovanni Scarpato (INGV) 3.3 Data integration José Fernandez (CSIC) 3.4 Multidisciplinary interoperability infrastructure Stefano Nativi (CNR-IIA) X-SAR time series Antonio Pepe (CNR) Optical data Malvina Silvestri (INGV) SAR single interferograms Sven Borgstrom and Francesco Guglielmino (INGV) In-situ geodetic data Giuseppe Puglisi and Alessandro Bonforte (INGV) Geochemical and thermal data Giuseppe Salerno and Salvatore Giammanco (INGV) Visible/IR image Silvia Scifoni and Emilio Pecora (INGV) Other in-situ data Laura Beranzoli, Flora Giudicepietro, Salvatore Spampinato, Danilo Reitano and Roberto Scarpa (INGV) Integrated ground Francesco Guglielmino (INGV) deformation measurements Atmospheric water Claudia Spinetti (INGV) vapour content SO 2 retrieval Mike R. Burton (INGV) Lava flow evolution Maria Marsella (SurveyLab) maps Volcanic plume Simona Scollo (INGV) System analysis Pierre Philippe Mathieu (ESA)/ Fawzi Doumaz (INGV)/ EC-FP7 Project MED-SUV GA Final Report, Table 3 Pag. 2
3 Stefano Nativi (CNR)/ Danilo Reitano Interoperability gaps Pierre Philippe Mathieu (ESA)/ Fawzi Doumaz (ESA)/ Stefano Nativi (CNR)/ Danilo Reitano (INGV) MED-SUV infrastructure architecture design MED-SUV infrastructure development name leader Sub-task Sub-task name 4.1 Characterisation of the state of Gaetano Festa the volcano (AMRA) Systematic geochemical data collection Periodic surveys with a Multi-type gas station 4.2 Characterisation of the sub- Jean Vandeleubrouck Survey for studying pressure transients in fluid reservoirs Automatic analysis and anomaly detection Seismic detection, location and tracking of medium changes in the shallow hydrothermal system beneath the volcano Detection of ULP deformation signals Fabrice Brito (T2)/ Pierre Philippe Mathieu (ESA)/ Fawzi Doumaz (INGV) Fabrice Brito (T2)/ Pierre Philippe Mathieu (ESA)/ Danilo Reitano (INGV) Sub-task leader Giovanni Chiodini (INGV) Roberto Moretti (AMRA) Heiko Woith (GFZ) Luca D Auria (INGV) Gaetano Festa (AMRA) Roberto Scarpa (AMRA) EC-FP7 Project MED-SUV GA Final Report, Table 3 Pag. 3
4 surface processes and structures 4.3 Theoretical deformation models and inversion / interpretation methodologies (CNRS) Luca D Auria (INGV) name leader Sub-task 5.1 Characterisation of the Susanna Falsaperla (INGV) threatening phenomena from space and ground Resistivity-based techniques for Campi Flegrei and Somma- Vesuvius hydrothermal systems Assessment of rock permeability and its relation to explosion probability Determination of 3D density structure of the crust Modelling of internal dynamics of magmatic sources and their effect on surface deformation and gravity field Modelling and interpretation of surface deformation Modelling of geochemical data Coupled fluid flow and stress evolution at active collapse caldera Sub-task name Anthony Finizola (CNRS) Bettina Scheu (LMU) José Fernandez Torres (CSIC) Chiara Montagna (INGV) Luca D Auria (INGV) Zaccaria Petrillo (INGV) Joachim Gottsmann (UNIBRIS) Sub-task leader EC-FP7 Project MED-SUV GA Final Report, Table 3 Pag. 4
5 5.2 Mt. Etna dynamics Patrick Allard (CNRS) 5.3 Mt. Etna structure Jesus Ibanez (UGR) Test cases for significant Giuseppe Puglisi (INGV) events Effusive eruptions and Mauro Coltelli (INGV) products Multiparametric Eugenio Privitera (INGV) experiment for gas dynamics definition Multiparametric data Horst Langer (INGV) mining Volcanic plume and Franck Donnadieu (UBP-LMV) eruptive products Landslides Tiziana Apuani (UMIL) Magma storage, ascent and degassing Stress transfer and interaction between faults and the magmatic/hydrothermal system Physical and analogue laboratory experiments on ash aggregation Patrick Allard (CNRS) Eleonora Rivalta (GFZ) Piergiorgio Scarlato (INGV) Investigation of the Etna Jesus Ibanez (UGR) structure by an active source experiment High-resolution 3D vs. Gillian Foulger (UDUR) 4D seismic velocity and attenuation tomography Seismic anisotropy Francesca Bianco (INGV) Investigation of cortical structures, through borehole experiment Luciano Zuccarello (INGV) EC-FP7 Project MED-SUV GA Final Report, Table 3 Pag. 5
6 5.4 Models and software José Fernandez (CSIC) 6.1 Volcanic hazard assessment at Campi Flegrei 6.2 Volcanic hazard assessment at Etna volcano Constraints from gravity and other data Liability of basement rocks to contact metamorphism Daniele Carbone (INGV) Kai-Uwe Hess (LMU) Harmonization for data, Pierre Briole (CNRS) algorithms I/O and visualisation Consensus 3D model of Marco Aloisi (INGV) Etna Local scale models: dike, Virginie Pinel (CNRS) faults and landslides Global scale models Alessandro Bonforte (INGV) Near real time deformation modelling Flavio Cannavò (INGV) name leader Sub- Sub- name Sub- leader Jacopo Selva Long-term hazard assessment Hazard changes induced by monitoring observations Short-term hazard tools Hazard tools induced by monitoring observations at Etna Short-term hazard from Ciro Del Negro (INGV) lava flows at Etna Short-term hazard from Simona Scollo (INGV) EC-FP7 Project MED-SUV GA Final Report, Table 3 Pag. 6
7 6.3 Capacity building and interaction with decision-makers name leader Sub-task 7.1 Requirements and design of the Patrick Allard (CNRS) operational scenario and experiments, and feedback with experiences from other European volcanic countries 7.2 Mid-term Pilot Phase Flora Giudicepietro (INGV) 7.3 Transfer of outcomes to the other WPs and application to the two volcano test sites (Fournaise and Azores) Teresa Ferreira (CIVISA) 7.4 Final Pilot Phase Daniele Carbone (INGV) tephra fallout at Etna Capacity building Rosella Nave (INGV) Quantitative decisionmaking protocols End users evaluation Sub-task name Sub-task leader Campi Flegrei-Vesuvius Flora Giudicepietro (INGV) Etna Daniele Carbone (INGV) Piton de la Fournaise Patrick Allard (CNRS) Azores Teresa Ferreira (CIVISA) E-infrastructure Stefano Nativi (CNRS) Campi Flegrei Vesuvius Flora Giudicepietro (INGV) Etna Daniele Carbone (INGV) EC-FP7 Project MED-SUV GA Final Report, Table 3 Pag. 7
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