IAVCEI 2023

Pre and Post Conference Field Trips

The IAVCEI Organising Committee have arranged a number of great pre- and post-conference field trips, please scroll down to see details of the field trips including duration and fitness level.

Details around cost will be provided at a later date. You will be asked to give an expression of interest initially to help give us a guide on numbers, you will then be contacted to confirm your attendance and make payment around September 2022. Expressions of interest will be open in early 2022.

The organising committee reserves the right to cancel a trip at any time, offering a full refund (of the field trip fee only) or offering the participant the opportunity to change to another available trip.

CLICK ON THE TITLES BELOW FOR MORE INFO ABOUT THE FIELD TRIPS

Pre and Post Conference Field Trip Overview

Duration	Field Trip	Fitness Level
	PRE CONFERENCE FIELD TRIPS
4 Days (3 nights)	Monogenetic volcanism in the Auckland – South Auckland volcanic fields Leaders: Karoly Nemeth, Jenni Hopkins, Elaine Smid	Low to moderate
5 days (4 nights)	An Early Career perspective on New Zealand volcanism Leaders: Charline Lormand, Stuart Mead, Gabor Kereszturi, Cecilia Rodriguez Gomez	Mainly low but possibly hard on 1 day
5 days (4 nights)	How to build and destroy a stratovolcano – Mts. Ruapehu and Taranaki Leaders: Anke Zernack, Shane Cronin, Jon Procter	Low to moderate
3 - 4 days tbc	Explosive sills, submarine volcanoes, and the long-lived Dunedin Volcano: Cenozoic intraplate volcanism of Otago Leaders: James DL White, Marco Brenna
4 days (3 nights)	Icy lava: processes and products of volcano-ice interaction at Ruapehu and Tongariro stratovolcanoes Leaders: Rosie Cole (University of Otago), Chris Conway (Geological Survey of Japan), Dougal Townsend (GNS Science), James White (University of Otago)	Medium
	POST CONFERENCE FIELD TRIPS
4 days (3 nights)	Marshall’s Ignimbrites – the diverse ignimbrite landscapes and deposits of the central North Island Leaders: Adrian Pittari, Marlena Prentice, Elham Yousefzadeh (University of Waikato)	Low to moderate
3 days (2 nights)	From the ring plain to the summit – Exploring Mt Ruapehu composite volcano on foot Leaders: Gabor Kereszturi (Massey University, New Zealand), Chris Conway (Geological Survey of Japan), Lauren Schaefer (Colorado School of Mines, Colorado)
3 days (2 nights)	’Hidden by super-eruptions’; small-volume volcanism of the central Taupo Volcanic Zone Leaders: Szabolcs Kosik, Karoly Nemeth	Low to moderate
5 days (4 nights)	Exploring the most frequently active and productive region of silicic volcanism on Earth Leaders: Simon Barker, Colin Wilson, Finn Illsley-Kemp, Graham Leonard, Bubs Smith, Gert Lube	Medium

Pre and Post Conference Field Trips

Pre and Post Conference Field Trip Overview

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