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Section 2.1 Physics of Earthquakes and Volcanoes

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Bubble & Volcano Lab

The Bubble Lab is an experimental laboratory to study (a) fluids in hydrothermal terrain, and (b) volcano-tectonic processes. We simulate fluids and solids in two separate but closely related laboratories. First, we have an experimental laboratory f…
CVO - Central European Volcanic Province Observatory

The primary scientific goal of the Central European Volcanic Province Observatory is to better understand and map the processes in transcrustal magma systems beneath distributed intraplate volcanic fields, and to assess their volcanic hazard and the…
Earth System Observatories (Regional Observatories)

Our observatories are a key instrument for a comprehensive understanding of the system Earth. The combination of monitoring programmes and observatories allows for an observation of the processes shaping the Earth system from a local to a global sca…
Focus sites: Etna and Southern Italy Volcanoes

Mt. Etna (Eastern Sicily), located in one of the most complex tectonic environments, is one of the most active and best monitored volcanoes around the world. It is characterized by multi-hazard activity that endangers the densely populated area. Act…
GGFMB - global geomagnetic field reconstruction for the period between 900,000 and 700,000 years

GGFMB is a global geomagnetic field reconstruction for the period between 900,000 and 700,000 years ago. It includes, in particular, the last complete field reversal approximately 780,000 years ago, the transition from the Matuyama chron with revers…