CONVERSE 2022 Distributed Volcanism Scenario Exercise materials

The CONVERSE research coordination network, aimed at organizing the US volcano science community towards better organization and collaboration, ran an eruption scenario exercise in February 2022. The exercise simulated an unrest and eruption event in a distributed volcanic field in the southwestern US (Arizona). During the activity, the organizers shared synthetic and re-purposed data and "official" information statements with the participants. Data types included seismic, geodetic (GPS / InSAR), gas, remote-sensing, and imagery. This dataset accompanies the publication "Lessons Learned from the 2022 CONVERSE Monogenetic Volcanism Response Scenario Exercise", by Yolanda Lin et al.

Research funded by USA NSF grant EAR-1830873

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King’s University
United States

Keywords

InSAR, GPS, Remote sensing, Lava flow, volcanic eruption, Seismology, scenario

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